DeSantis bill signing interrupted by 'Lets go, Brandon!' chants

A crowd supportive of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis chanted "Let’s Go, Brandon" as the governor prepared to sign a package of anti-COVID-19 vaccine mandate bills Thursday in Brandon, Florida.

DeSantis signed four bills from the COVID-19 special legislative session into law, which will require private employers to allow vaccine exemptions including, but not limited to health or religious concerns; pregnancy or anticipated future pregnancy; and past recovery from COVID-19. The legislation also prevents schools from requiring students to be vaccinated, strips the surgeon general's ability to mandate vaccines, and takes steps for Florida to exit the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA).

FLORIDA GOV. DESANTIS TROLLS PRESIDENT BIDEN, WILL SIGN BILLS LIMITING VACCINE MANDATES IN BRANDON, FL

"Nobody should lose their job due to heavy-handed COVID mandates and we had a responsibility to protect the livelihoods of the people of Florida," DeSantis said.

The crowd chanted "Let’s go, Brandon" after state Attorney General Ashley Moody celebrated the bill signing being held in her "hometown" of Brandon.…







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This news article reporting on the bills he signed and the responses of those attending the signings was good news! De Santis is right and it was great he did the ceremony in Branden Florida. He is a great man who stands of for the interest of the regular middle and working class.

 

Let’s go Brandon and we’ll done, De Santis

 

Ugh identity politics at work. How distasteful.

 

Democrats are and live for identity politics. They must hate getting a taste of their own medicine

 

The irony escapes you. Kudos.

 

Republicans are and live for brainless bumpersticker slogans.

 

Wow!
Ron D. planted some agitators to give Faux a "Lookie, LGB!" Story.
Truly a work of Genius worthy of 9/11-Style Coverage...

 

FUXNoise = the PT Barnum of the 21st century.



FUXNoise viewers - proving Barnum vastly underestimated American gullibility...

 

DeSantis stands in sharp relief to power mad NM Gov.

New Mexico Governor: No booster? Then you're unvaccinated



Why you cannot surrender the first inch in a vain attempt to preserve the peace through appeasement. Their demand that you surrender your rights is an aggressive attack that needs to be met with overwhelming force, at the ballot box, in the Courthouse and in letters to your representatives.

Strip her power now via the State Legislature, dump her at the ballot box in 2022. If you can't get a Freedom and Liberty Republican, then settle for a Sensible Democrat.

 

While funny, it is in very poor taste. The left was criticized for being cheap and petty and this is an example of becoming what they criticize.

 

Nothing will change the simple, delicious truth that Brandon stomped Karen into a bloody, spray-tan contaminated, twice impeached, disgraced and unemployed pulp. Let's go, Don!

 

I suppose a thread on being cheap and petty is a good place for this post. I didn't vote for Don, but admire how he gets people to work for him free of charge. This thread was not about him, but he thanks you bigly for keeping his name relevant.

 

Given what happened with OHSA, I think stuff like this will also be successfully challenged on some level.

 

I prefer that news channel that Nick “Chief” Sandmann owns.

 

State's have a stronger hand to play with their Police power, whereas, Federal Government with Enumerated Powers, clearly does not.

But, the Courts have based the State power on Jacobson, but more precisely, on erroneous statements later Courts stated about Jacobson.

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The above represents an apocryphal and inaccurate view. The case did not green light forced vaccinations by the State, and it recognises zero authority for Federal vaccine coercion.

Yet, during "COVID, Jacobson v. Massachusetts became the fountainhead for pandemic jurisprudence. Courts relied on this 1905 precedent to resolve disputes about religious freedom, abortion, gun rights, voting rights, the right to travel, and many other contexts. But Justice John Marshall Harlan’s decision was very narrow. It upheld the state’s power to impose a nominal" one time "fine on an unvaccinated person. No more, no less. Yet, judges now follow a variant of Jacobson that is far removed from the Lochner-era decision. And the Supreme Court is largely to blame for these errors."

For a deep dive go to constitutional law scholar Josh Blackman's article “The Irrepressible Myth of Jacobson v. Massachusetts” "demonstrated that over the course of a century, four prominent justices established a mythical narrative surrounding Jacobson v. Massachusetts that has obscured any historical view of this case as either a matter of law or fact. This myth has four levels".

Hopefully the next time the Court takes this up, they straighten out the garbage that has been introduced about this 115 year old decision that has no foundation in the decision they cite as support.

 

Are you sure that there are any of those left?

 

Let's Go Brandon!

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Freedom and Liberty Constitutional Centrists Dropping a Truth Bomb On The Leftwing Authoritarians:

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Lol awesome.

 

So i guess the dolphins, Bucs and Jags have to leave Florida?

 

Actually, that’s democrats lol.

 

Agreed.

 

#FJB!LGB!

IT’S HARD TO BUILD A MAJORITY COALITION WHEN YOU OPENLY DESPISE A MAJORITY OF AMERICANS: Pumping The Brakes On That ‘Natural Democratic Majority.’

“For a long time, Democrats have boasted that immigration (legal and otherwise) would make them the ‘natural majority party’ in short order. Well, looking at the results from the 2020 and 2021 elections, there’s a lot of evidence to the contrary.”

Betting Odds on upcoming Congressional Majority:

• Senate GOP 70% Dems 30%
• House GOP 81% Dems 19%

https://electionbettingodds.com/House2022.html

 

Surprising:

 

Yeah, his interest is in only for himself.

https://thehill.com/homenews/state-...esearchers-pressured-to-destroy-covid-19-data
University of Florida employees were reportedly told "not to criticize the Governor of Florida [Republican Ron DeSantis] or UF policies related to COVID-19 in media interactions."