Tag: constitutional rights

Update: Pennsylvania COVID-19 Patient Who Fought for Ivermectin Dies

December 13, 2021
AMERICACCP Virusconstitutional rightsCOVID-19Featured TopicsIvermectinNational Institute of HealthPennsylvaniaRegional-Local NewsUS
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Keith Smith of York, Pennsylvania, died at the age of 52 on Sunday evening from COVID-19 before getting his full Ivermectin treatment. He was supposed to receive three Ivermectin doses, but treatment was paused after two doses when his lab reports showed a decline in his condition, according to a blog his wife Darla Smith…

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PART 2: Robert Destro: Is the West Starting to Adopt China’s Orwellian Social Credit System and Internet Firewall?

December 11, 2021
American Thought LeadersBig TechBig Tech, Censorship, and SocialismCCP VirusChinaconstitutional rightsEpochTVFeatured TopicslockdownsPolicies & ImpactsRobert DestroUS
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“If you allow people to say, ‘Oh, declaring an emergency means that rights don’t apply,’ then there’s going to be lots of emergencies.” With the spread of Big Tech censorship and lockdowns of the unvaccinated, are elements of China’s internet firewall and Orwellian social credit system now spreading to the West? In part two of…

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NY Mayor de Blasio’s Residence Vandalized by People Protesting Vaccine Mandate

December 9, 2021
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BROOKLYN, New York—About 25 protesters gathered for three hours outside outgoing Mayor Bill de Blasio’s Brooklyn residence, a day after he announced that NYC private sector workers must get a COVID-19 vaccine or lose their jobs. The protesters blocked traffic, and shouted at the top of their voices during the cold night, drawing the attention…

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‘Nothing Short of Human Rights Violations’: Greene Decries Treatment of Jan. 6 ‘Political Prisoners’

December 7, 2021
Big Tech, Censorship, and Socialismcongressconstitutional rightsElection IntegrityFeatured TopicsJan. 6Marjorie Taylor GreenePoliticsstop the stealUS
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Reps. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) and others in the GOP on Tuesday blasted the treatment of “political prisoners” who took part in the Jan. 6 “Stop the Steal” rally. Currently, some who entered the Capitol building on Jan. 6 are being held in the D.C. jail in conditions that Greene described as “unusually cruel.” Greene…

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Oregon Health Officials Seek to Make Indoor Mask Mandate Indefinite

December 5, 2021
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Public health officials in Oregon have recently lifted the state’s outdoor mask mandate, but they are working to keep a separate set of indoor mask requirements for places like schools and hospitals indefinitely in place. Oregon’s first indoor mask mandate was imposed in May 2020 and lifted this June, after the number of COVID-19 cases…

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Mississippi Governor Vows to Enforce Abortion Ban If Roe Is Overturned

December 5, 2021
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Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves confirmed Sunday that his state will enforce a law that bars most abortions if Roe v. Wade is overturned by the Supreme Court days after the court held a hearing on the state’s 15-week abortion ban. When asked during a CNN appearance about whether the law would be enforced if Roe…

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Massachusetts Teacher Sues District for Being Fired for Social Media Posts Opposing CRT and Gender Ideology

December 4, 2021
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A Massachusetts school teacher fired for slamming critical race theory (CRT) and gender identity in two TikTok videos and six memes has filed a lawsuit against her former employers, citing violation of her First Amendment rights. Kari MacRae, who was hired in August to teach math and business at Hanover High School (HHS), was fired…

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Massachusetts Teacher Sues District After Being Fired for Social Media Posts Opposing CRT and Gender Ideology

December 4, 2021
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A Massachusetts school teacher fired for slamming critical race theory (CRT) and gender identity in two TikTok videos and six memes has filed a lawsuit against her former employers, citing the violation of her First Amendment rights. Kari MacRae, who was hired in August to teach math and business at Hanover High School (HHS), was…

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6th Circuit Court Rules Against Biden Administration in OSHA Vaccine Mandate Lawsuit

December 4, 2021
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The Sixth Circuit Court has denied the federal government’s motion to transfer the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) vaccine-or-test requirement lawsuit to a different court, while also rejecting the White House’s bid to dissolve a stay on the mandate, delivering a blow to the Biden administration’s efforts to press ahead with implementation. In a…

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Former FDA Official: Courts Right to Find COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate Unconstitutional

December 3, 2021
AMERICACCP Virusconstitutional rightsEditor's PicksFDAFeatured TopicsHealth NewsJudiciaryMind & BodyRik MehtaUSVaccines & Safety
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A former Food and Drug Administration (FDA) official says COVID-19 vaccine mandates make little sense and that courts ruled correctly in recently blocking several mandates. Rik Mehta spent time as a deputy division director and a consumer safety officer in the FDA during the Obama administration. He’s also worked for Pfizer, one of the three…

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