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Joe Biden is pushing ahead on criminalizing the second amendment. It's not that we didn't know he was coming for our guns, it's just we didn't know when. And apparently, that time is now. According to a new report from the Washington Examiner, Biden's six new executive actions “could turn up to 4 million owners into felons overnight.”
The Biden administration continues offering concessions to Iran even as it grows bolder in its pursuit of nuclear power status. One America's Hans Hubbard reports.
BY THOMAS CATENACCI
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Republican attorneys general are determined to mount numerous legal challenges against President Joe Biden, creating a formidable roadblock to the president’s agenda.
In less than three months since Biden was sworn into office, Republican states have waged war on his agenda, suing the administration on climate change, energy, immigration, and taxation policy. But the conservative attorneys general who started filing the lawsuits in March said they aren’t done yet and expect to continue challenging the administration in court.
“We are sharpening the pencils and filling up the inkwells,” Louisiana Attorney General and former Republican Attorneys General Association Chairman Jeff Landry, who is leading two of the ongoing lawsuits against the Biden administration, told The Daily Caller News Foundation.
Landry said there will be plenty of legal action and success in court against the president and his administration.
Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen said Republican attorneys general believe that with a gridlocked Congress, states are the last line of defense for Constitutional rights. The attorney general added that he will continue to focus his efforts on Biden’s reliance on executive action, which the president has used to forward several key policy items.
“When you step in on day one and start issuing edicts and executive orders like King George, I and a lot of other conservative Republicans are going to start having problems,” Knudsen said in an interview.
“State attorneys general are coming into their own and realizing they can be an effective pushback against an overreaching executive,” he said.
In his first 11 weeks, Biden has outpaced his immediate predecessors in issuing executive actions, according to The American Presidency Project. Biden has signed 38 executive orders compared to former Presidents Donald Trump, Barack Obama, and George W. Bush, who signed 23, 18, and eight orders, respectively, during their first 11 weeks in office.
Biden signed more executive orders in his first two days in office than Trump signed in his first two months, according to The Economist.
In March, Knudsen led a coalition of 21 states to sue the Biden administration over Biden’s executive order revoking the federal permit for the Keystone XL pipeline. Weeks earlier, Montana joined forces with Arizona, filing a lawsuit against the president over his executive order blocking deportations.
Landry, meanwhile, has led legal challenges against Biden over his executive order banning new oil and gas leases on federal lands and his orders that have allegedly contributed to immigration authorities releasing criminal illegal immigrants into the U.S.
“Democrats are basically hell-bent on overreaching, overspending, overregulating,” Landry said. “All things that have detrimental long-term effects on job creation and overall stability for the country.”
And last week, West Virginia led a group of 13 states challenging the Treasury Department over an American Rescue Plan provision prohibiting states from cutting taxes after accepting coronavirus relief funds.
“The Biden administration has already gone much further than Barack Obama. The Obama administration would sometimes pause on various topics and really be very sensitive to the public relations appearance,” West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey told The Daily Caller News Foundation. “Biden is going a lot further across the board.”
“Frequently people talk about separation of powers between the three branches on the federal side: the executive, the legislature, and the judiciary,” he continued. “But there’s also a critical need to ensure that the states don’t get run over by the feds.”
Both Morrisey and Knudsen told The Daily Caller News Foundation that they expect to soon challenge Biden’s recent spate of executive actions targeting gun violence in court.
Over the last four years, Democratic attorneys general led an unprecedented blitz against Trump’s policies, filing hundreds of lawsuits. The Trump administration suffered defeat in nearly 80% of the 207 cases brought against it in court, according to The Institute for Policy Integrity.
A large majority of the cases challenging the Trump administration accused the president of violating the Administrative Procedure Act, The Washington Post reported. The 1946 law mandates that federal agencies provide sufficient reasoning for rules and regulations they put in place.
But Republican attorneys general have now turned the tables, accusing Biden of violating the Administrative Procedure Act. The first lawsuit filed against Biden in March accused him of violating the Administrative Procedure Act when he declared there were “social costs” of continued greenhouse gas emissions in a January executive order.
“They didn’t like the Trump administration violating APA,” Landry told The Daily Caller News Foundation. “But they were quick to violate the APA, as soon as Biden became president.”
In addition, regulatory experts said the Biden administration is in for “rough sailing” when it comes to the potential lawsuits it may face, according to The Wall Street Journal. Because it is expected to continue issuing numerous regulations, the administration will be more vulnerable to challenges.
The White House, though, is reportedly gearing up for the onslaught of court battles, spokesperson Mike Gwin told The Wall Street Journal. Gwin said the administration has a “firm legal footing” while Republican attorneys general have reiterated that they are prepared to win these cases.
“I’m not interested in filing lawsuits just for the sake of a headline,” Knudsen told The Daily Caller News Foundation. “We wouldn’t file these things if we didn’t think there was a legitimate violation and a legitimate chance of winning in court.”
“I file cases because it’s the right thing to do and I think someone’s rights have been violated,” he continued.
LA officers worked to administer vaccine to "underrepresented, homebound, and underserved disabled residents."
BY JAMIE WHITE
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Horrific video out of California shows LAPD officers forcibly administer the COVID-19 vaccine to a trio of women with special needs who were forcefully resisting the shot.
The footage shows a terrified special needs woman struggling to escape getting jabbed while being constrained by two officers as the third officer sticks the needle in her arm.
“I’ll be gentle, ok? I’ll be gentle,” the officer with the vaccine said.
“Noooooo!” the woman screamed.
After forcibly injecting her with the experimental mRNA vaccine, the officers then clapped as the woman continued wailing.
Another special needs girl is seen in a driveway trying to escape the officers with the vaccine before also getting jabbed.
Next, the officers appeared to administer the COVID-19 to a sleeping patient with Alzheimer’s disease without her knowledge or consent.
“There you go, piece of cake. It’s okay hon, we just gave you a vaccination, that’s all,” the female officer said as the woman began to wake up.
This disturbing footage is part of Los Angeles’ Operation Homebound, which the LA County Sheriff’s Department says is a “program designed to vaccinate the most underrepresented, homebound, and underserved disabled residents in our communities, including those experiencing homelessness.”
“We are administering the Johnson & Johnson (1 shot only) vaccine utilizing our deputy sheriff personnel who are certified paramedics and emergency medical technicians,” the website states. “LASD is working with local community based organizations like ‘Integrated Community Collaborative’ and ‘Disability Voices United’ to connect with LA County residents most in need, go to their residences, and provide them this life-saving opportunity.”
This particular state-run vaccine initiative appears to be just another insidious form of the eugenics operation already underway as the vaccine is being rolled out across the world.
The morally-deficient leftists of higher education are seeking to bring South African style apartheid to the United States. At Harvard Medical school, a scheme is being launched to implement a genocidal policy of delaying critical medical therapies to white patients, while forcing those languishing patients to pay for the treatments of patients who are artificially sent to the front of the line via brown privilege. The proponents of these disgraceful policies state that this will obtain "racial justice". As to be expected, Harvard Medical School apparently approves of this genocidal and racist policy recommendation, which is already being implemented at one of its medical facilities.
SARAH CORRIHER REPORTS:
SEE: https://fordhamobserver.com/62532/opinions/letter-to-the-editor-we-cant-whitewash-sjp-violence/;
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April 12, 2021
There’s a violent history that follows Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP).
The Jewish community is all too familiar with the 250+ chapter organization: Nazi posters, cartoons of hook-nosed Jewish caricatures, defenses of swastika memes, harassment of Holocaust survivors. The Fordham SJP chapter has shared conspiracist doctored images of organ-harvesting (blood libel conspiracy), videos with cartoons of Orthodox Jewish men taping the world’s “mouth” closed using yellow tape labeled “anti-Semitism” (representing ”false” accusations and world control), and a speaker who said (in the Ram Café Atrium), “The Jews…the Zionists are using you as the token brown guy.”
Fordham SJP driving force and co-founder Gunar Olsen also promotes conspiracy theories, with posts that “leftists should take a break from the feminist culture wars,” frequent dismissals of Black Lives Matter as a “bulwark to the neoliberal project” and tool of the ruling class and a tweeted podcast of anti-masker, anti-vaxxer Trumpian conspiracist Mark Crispin Miller. He also retweeted Glenn Greenwald’s defense of Parler and Max Blumenthal’s assertions that anti-Semitism is “manufactured” with apologies “compelled” by the Israel lobby.
Fordham’s status as a private institution hasn’t been legally contested. Only Instagram meme account LC Sinners questioned this in posts critiquing the SJP and Austin Tong controversies. Treating all federally funded organizations as if they’re governmental bodies would require a massive legislative overhaul.
However, I’m troubled by the Observer article’s characterization of SJP as “non-discriminatory” based on “a wide array” of popular support. It lists numbers of followers and “hundreds of likes,” unsurprising data at a predominantly white Christian university. Many historical atrocities had white and Christian populist support.
The aforementioned political cartoon on Fordham SJP’s Facebook page came from a Holocaust denial competition. It also appeared on David Duke’s social media. SJP did inspire immense “fear and condemnation” within the Jewish community. Vetoing an organization like SJP is much like the removal of Robert Moses statues, the introduction of gender-neutral housing and bathrooms, and the investigation into Jaworski: a hopeful consequence of marginalized students finally getting heard.
For a quick demonstration of SJP violence, please view the Benedictine SJP controversy with Harold Kasimov (the gaslighting toward him can be triggering). We can’t commit to social justice and then whitewash populist violence toward the Jewish community. Let’s cherish Jewish students instead of playing political football with their lives.
-Brandon Satz-Jacobowitz, FCLC ’19