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Joining other states where the governors went wilding all over the US Constitution. Before we knew anything about COVID, it might have made sense to allow thems what was elected to run things do so, but now that we know it's a 99.8% survival rate virus not a 94%, it time to put the little caesars in their place. Flu is 99.9%. Having spikes in flu is no reason to keep the train moving toward the economic and social chaos that is coming, if kids don't get back to school like the old normal and folks don't get back to work. Some MLB players got the 'rona? SEE TOLD YA SHAME SHAME! What? Not one of these physical specimens died?
#HerdImmunity
#HerdImmunity
Supreme Judicial Court justice will hear lawsuit brought by business owners, pastors and school headmaster against Baker
Business owners from Hubbardston, Lexington, Burlington, and Marlborough, the pastors of churches in Westfield and...
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“The Governor’s orders are invalid because the COVID-19 pandemic is not a ‘civil defense emergency.’ The Civil Defense Act is a 1950′s-era statute designed to protect the Commonwealth from foreign invasions, armed insurrections, and civil unrest associated with natural disasters. It has never before been invoked for a health emergency,” the plaintiffs said.