Over the weekend, the San Francisco Chronicle's politics reporter was
asked to name the year's biggest loser
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Hi John,
I've just published a new blog post:
[link removed] The Biggest Loser
Over the weekend, the San Francisco Chronicle's California politics
reporter was asked to name the "biggest loser" at the Capitol this
year. His answer: the Vaccine Work Group.
When the group's radical bills were first released, insiders said they
would all sail through. Here is the final scorecard for the worst bills:
* SB 871 - universal school vaccine mandate. DEFEATED
* AB 1993 - universal worker vaccine mandate. DEFEATED
* AB 455 - universal vaccine passport. DEFEATED
* SB 1464 - coerced police enforcement of mandates. DEFEATED
* SB 866 - removal of parent vaccine consent. DEFEATED
Granted, two awful bills did pass. AB 2098 would censor doctors
and SB
1479 would make schools do onerous COVID testing
. You can still
tell Newsom to veto them.
Notably, the Chronicle reporter attributed the Vaccine Work Group's
failure to "opposition from people in all walks of life." In other
words, the biggest winner was you: the California citizen.
More than that, it was the very concept of representative government.
That's what Gallagher and I sought to defend when we sued Newsom in
June of 2020; it was the entire topic of my opening statement
at our trial.
We won that trial in what should have marked the end of one-man rule. Of
course, Newsom then got the Chief Appellate Justice to step in and save
him - a Justice who has since been removed from the bench by the
Commission on Judicial Performance.
But the premise of our case has now been vindicated. While Newsom
imposed countless mandates by fiat, not a single one passed when
subjected to the legislative process. This is exactly why our Founders
rejected autocracy in favor of a separation of powers.
Help me fight for our Constitution
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