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America’s governors and the vagueness doctrine

11 October 2021

3:59 PM

11 October 2021

3:59 PM

If we have learned anything over the last few months it is that emergencies, like beauty, are in the eye of the beholder.

The ruling elites have been as shifty and duplicitous about what justifies enacting emergency powers as the FBI has been about what warrants investigating angry parents at school board meetings (and before them, Trump campaign operatives for their Russian ‘collusion’.

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