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January 13, 2022
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SCOTUS Ends Mandates for U.S. Businesses
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by Tony Perkins
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In a huge blow to President Joe Biden, the U.S. Supreme Court responded to his COVID overreach the way most Americans had hoped: striking down the largest of his vaccine mandates. By a vote of 6-3, the justices agreed that the president had zero authority to demand that employers of 100 or more employees be vaccinated or bear the weight of routine testing.
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Biden Fizzles While Home Burns
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by Tony Perkins
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Let's hope whoever Joe Biden was trying to please with his Atlanta speech is happy, because the rest of the country is still scratching its head. While most Americans are struggling to find groceries (and wondering how they'll pay for them when they do), the man in charge was flying to Georgia to rail about nonexistent voting problems. And it's not just the president who's out to lunch. When the worst inflation number in 40 years hit, several Democrats were holed up in emergency meetings. But they weren't brainstorming economic solutions, CNN points out. They were there to persuade moderates to blow up the Senate rules.
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All Trails Lead to Cardona in Parents-as-Terrorist Flap
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by Tony Perkins
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For Joe Biden, the uproar his administration caused by calling parents "domestic terrorists" has been a controversy he never could shake. Since October, when Attorney General Merrick Garland threatened to sic the FBI on moms and dads who spoke up at school board meetings, the administration has been on the losing side of a very public PR battle. Now, the optics are worse. Just how much collusion was there between the administration and the National School Board Association (NSBA) in the weeks leading up to the letter? A lot more, it turns out, than any of us were led to believe.
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On today's show: Katherine Johnson, FRC's research fellow for legal and policy studies, discusses the U.S. Supreme Court blocking Biden's OSHA vaccine mandate for businesses but allowing the vaccine mandate for healthcare workers to go into effect. Joni Ernst, U.S. Senator from Iowa, talks about Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer moving forward with votes on an elections takeover bill and radically altering the filibuster, and the U.S. Supreme Court's decision on Biden's vaccine mandates. Todd Rokita, Indiana Attorney General, gives an update on his lawsuits against the Biden Vaccine mandates and discusses the U.S. Supreme Court's decision on Biden's vaccine mandates. Mike Braun, U.S. Senator from Indiana, comments on the Senate HELP Committee voting to advance Robert Califf's nomination to head the Food and Drug Administration. J. Christian Adams, President and General Counsel of Public Interest Legal Foundation, responds to Senator Schumer's claim that the GOP is passing voter suppression laws at the state level and gives update on election integrity efforts in the states.
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