My university actually never took that step, that is unless students were employed by the university in some capacity. Will the excuse that they were following CDC guidelines work? Myocarditis is a bad side effect for young men who are at minimal risk from COVID. Are they at risk of being sued over deaths and injuries from the jab. Steve, Lucretia and John, do any of your universities still have vaccine mandates for students.
For all our podcasts in one place, subscribe to the Ricochet Audio Network Superfeed in Apple Podcasts or by RSS feed. Subscribe to Power Line in Apple Podcasts (and leave a 5-star review, please!), or by RSS feed. Instead, Biden’s act made it possible for OPEC+ to cast its vote for Republicans in the midterm election. If he had allowed Keystone to be finished, we’d have a million barrels a day of Canadian oil coming online shortly. Related: Will Ben Sasse shake up the University of Florida in the right ways? Lay down your markers now.Īs for the Supreme Court docket, the gang settles on the dire threat to the McRibb supply chain involved in the Pork Producers lawsuit against California, but even if you don’t delight in the McRibb, California’s bacon supply is in serious jeopardy, so this is a case of upmost importance.įinally, when it comes to breaking “democratic norms,” it is hard to find an example more brazen than President Biden’s cancellation of the Keystone pipeline as his very first act upon becoming president. Judge Silberman started the ball rolling with the proposal that federal judges should stop hiring clerks from Yale Law School, and as of Friday 14 federal judges have decided to act on his recommendation. John Yoo clerked for Judge Silberman on the DC Circuit Court of Appeals, and recalled him fondly in National Review.
If the Ruskies don’t nuke us, then the Supreme Court is going to nuke the Constitution! The Doomsday Clock at leftist institutions everywhere is striking midnight, yet somehow the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists “official” Doomsday Clock hasn’t budged, because apparently it is just a climate change clock now.Īnyway, before taking up the legal issues of the first week of the new Supreme Court term, we pause to take in the legacy of Laurence Silberman, who passed away early this week at the age of 86. For the left, we have arrived at juris-thermo-geddon.
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