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[BillyCarpenter]

Mississippi is preparing to send a care package to liberals across the USA and just in time for Christmas. No need to thank us....the look on your face will be enough.

Scotus preview for big abortion rights case from Mississippi to be argued next week

Supreme Court ready to tackle direct constitutional challenge to Roe v Wade and abortion rights

The future of abortion rights in the U.S. is now before the Supreme Court, where the 6-3 conservative majority may be poised to strike down or severely limit the impact of the landmark Roe v. Wade decision legalizing the controversial procedure.


An upcoming case from Mississippi represents arguably the court's most dramatic opportunity to overturn its own precedent since Brown v. Board of Education.


That may be because few social issues draw as much personal and political passion as the constitutional right to abortion, with the nationwide legal fights over its access dating back nearly 50 years.


The nine justices on Wednesday morning will hear a challenge to a government ban on abortions after 15 weeks


At issue: whether any state law that prohibits pre-viability elective abortions is unconstitutional. Mississippi officials are boldly asking the court to overturn its 1973 Roe precedent, where abortions are legal nationwide until about the 24th week-- the point of viability where the fetus can survive outside the womb.

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Mississippi is preparing to send a care package to liberals across the USA and just in time for Christmas. No need to thank us....the look on your face will be enough.

Great ship back your infrastructure money Thanks

Great ship back your infrastructure money Thanks

BTW for every action. there is a reaction

Lost the House Senate and White House all in 2 years

Thanks the look on your face is priceless
Enjoy your day

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Thanks to President Biden’s focus on getting Americans vaccinated, 70 percent of adult Americans are now fully vaccinated—up from less than one percent when the President took office. This is significant progress, made possible by a vaccinations program that made shots free and convenient for months. But more vaccinations are needed to save lives, protect the economy, and accelerate the path out of the pandemic. To that end, in July, President Biden began rolling out vaccination requirements for federal employees and contractors and calling on employers to do the same. Thousands of organizations across the country have answered the President’s call, and vaccination requirements have already helped reduce the number of unvaccinated Americans by approximately 40 percent since July.

Today, the Biden Administration is announcing the details of two policies to fight COVID-19 that will drive even more progress and result in millions of Americans getting vaccinated, protecting workers, preventing hospitalization, saving lives, and strengthening the economy.

First, the Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is announcing the details of a requirement for employers with 100 or more employees to ensure each of their workers is fully vaccinated or tests for COVID-19 on at least a weekly basis. The OSHA rule will also require that these employers provide paid-time for employees to get vaccinated, and ensure all unvaccinated workers wear a face mask in the workplace. OSHA has a strong 50-year record of requiring employers to take common sense actions to prevent workers from getting sick or injured on the job. This rule will cover 84 million employees.

Second, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) at the Department of Health and Human Services is announcing the details of its requirement that health care workers at facilities participating in Medicare and Medicaid are fully vaccinated. The rule applies to more than 17 million workers at approximately 76,000 health care facilities, including hospitals and long-term care facilities.

The Administration has previously implemented policies requiring millions of federal employees and federal contractors to be fully vaccinated. To make it easy for businesses and workers to comply, the Administration is announcing today that the deadline for workers to receive their shots will be the same for the OSHA rule, the CMS rule, and the previously-announced federal contractor vaccination requirement. Employees falling under the ETS, CMS, or federal contractor rules will need to have their final vaccination dose – either their second dose of Pfizer or Moderna, or single dose of Johnson & Johnson – by January 4, 2022. OSHA is also clarifying that it will not apply its new rule to workplaces covered by either the CMS rule or the federal contractor vaccination requirement. And, both OSHA and CMS are making clear that their new rules preempt any inconsistent state or local laws, including laws that ban or limit an employer’s authority to require vaccination, masks, or testing.

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One of two things. Either you did not read the article from The New York Post or you are a flaming red Communist.

HUH????????

What the hell are you talking about??
How does my wanting to boycott China make me a "flaming communist".
Did you bump your head this morning Slim.

[BillyCarpenter]

more great News

Thanks to President Biden’s focus on getting Americans vaccinated, 70 percent of adult Americans are now fully vaccinated—up from less than one percent when the President took office. This is significant progress, made possible by a vaccinations program that made shots free and convenient for months. But more vaccinations are needed to save lives, protect the economy, and accelerate the path out of the pandemic. To that end, in July, President Biden began rolling out vaccination requirements for federal employees and contractors and calling on employers to do the same. Thousands of organizations across the country have answered the President’s call, and vaccination requirements have already helped reduce the number of unvaccinated Americans by approximately 40 percent since July.

Today, the Biden Administration is announcing the details of two policies to fight COVID-19 that will drive even more progress and result in millions of Americans getting vaccinated, protecting workers, preventing hospitalization, saving lives, and strengthening the economy.

First, the Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is announcing the details of a requirement for employers with 100 or more employees to ensure each of their workers is fully vaccinated or tests for COVID-19 on at least a weekly basis. The OSHA rule will also require that these employers provide paid-time for employees to get vaccinated, and ensure all unvaccinated workers wear a face mask in the workplace. OSHA has a strong 50-year record of requiring employers to take common sense actions to prevent workers from getting sick or injured on the job. This rule will cover 84 million employees.

Second, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) at the Department of Health and Human Services is announcing the details of its requirement that health care workers at facilities participating in Medicare and Medicaid are fully vaccinated. The rule applies to more than 17 million workers at approximately 76,000 health care facilities, including hospitals and long-term care facilities.

The Administration has previously implemented policies requiring millions of federal employees and federal contractors to be fully vaccinated. To make it easy for businesses and workers to comply, the Administration is announcing today that the deadline for workers to receive their shots will be the same for the OSHA rule, the CMS rule, and the previously-announced federal contractor vaccination requirement. Employees falling under the ETS, CMS, or federal contractor rules will need to have their final vaccination dose – either their second dose of Pfizer or Moderna, or single dose of Johnson & Johnson – by January 4, 2022. OSHA is also clarifying that it will not apply its new rule to workplaces covered by either the CMS rule or the federal contractor vaccination requirement. And, both OSHA and CMS are making clear that their new rules preempt any inconsistent state or local laws, including laws that ban or limit an employer’s authority to require vaccination, masks, or testing.

The African Virus will be the final blow to what's left of Joe's tenure. It's kinda ironic that Africa will be Joe's downfall. lol

[SalesServiceGuy]

Mississippi is preparing to send a care package to liberals across the USA and just in time for Christmas. No need to thank us....the look on your face will be enough.

Many women into their late 40's have lived their entire lives in the USA safe in the knowledge that they had control of their bodes in regards to unwanted pregnancies. They have no desire to go backwards on their personal rights granted to them in Roe vs Wade.

While is a small chance Mississippi will change national legislation on this issue, women will punish those legislators at the ballot box who support this backwards move.

Fortunately, in Canada, women's rights are guaranteed under the constitution as a settled issue.

[copier addict]

Many women into their late 40's have lived their entire lives in the USA safe in the knowledge that they had control of their bodes in regards to unwanted pregnancies. They have no desire to go backwards on their personal rights granted to them in Roe vs Wade.

While is a small chance Mississippi will change national legislation on this issue, women will punish those legislators at the ballot box who support this backwards move.

Fortunately, in Canada, women's rights are guaranteed under the constitution as a settled issue.

Billy's going after women's right to vote and drive next. We gotta keep women in their place. They're getting too uppity with wanting to control their own bodies and such.
I saw in another thread where he was melting over his choice to eat meat. He really didn't see the hypocrisy in his rant.

[BillyCarpenter]

Billy's going after women's right to vote and drive next. We gotta keep women in their place. They're getting too uppity with wanting to control their own bodies and such.
I saw in another thread where he was melting over his choice to eat meat. He really didn't see the hypocrisy in his rant.

You're venturing into bsm2 territory.

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You're venturing into bsm2 territory.

Too much truth?
So sorry Billy

How are you going to get the blood off your hands from all the back alley abortions you are creating?
They're going to happen, but now you are forcing women to much higher risk situations. It's shameful

[BillyCarpenter]

Too much truth?
So sorry Billy

How are you going to get the blood off your hands from all the back alley abortions you are creating?
They're going to happen, but now you are forcing women to much higher risk situations. It's shameful

Only an idiot would compare killing a cow to killing an unborn baby.

There will be no blood on my hand for anyone deciding to get a backroom abortion. But there may be some prison time for them.