U.S. federal appeals court freezes Biden's vaccine rule for WASHINGTON, Nov 6 (Reuters) - A U.S. federal appeals court issued a stay Saturday freezing the Biden administration's efforts to require workers at U.S. companies with at least 100 employees be vaccinated against COVID-19 or be tested weekly, citing "grave statutory and constitutional" issues with the rule.
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@1lye-aren’t you still waiting for JFK Jr to magically reappear in Dallas? Hahahahah
I saw that too. I really hope Allstate takes a “wait and see” approach.
@1lye+1dHfXTaV you should say away from that family member then, because the vaxxed can still spread the virus... And new variants come from dr-g resistance, so it's actually the vaxxed that will be the cause of new variants (see antibiotic resistance in bacteria)
I’m vaccinated and do NOT want to be in office w unvaccinated. At risk family member and just matter of time before unvaxxed transmission stirs up a new variant that vax may not protect against. Many against vax against mask, too.
And this has to do specifically to Allstate and no other companies how? Guess the wfh folks have way too much time on their hands.
Try and stick to the general theme of this site…minions.
Thank god we all survived polio (1935), measles (1971) and sc--w penicillin because that was invented in 1928 it can’t be considered useful as they didn’t have technology to fully test it
Will be overturned by Tuesday. Roll up that sleeve.
Don't count on the freeze to last. Public health law is important to the safety of the country.
Good.