that s fine. you should pay more, though. meanwhile, a growing number of republican-led states are challenging president biden s vaccine mandate for federal contractors. that is slated to take effect in the coming weeks. a coalition of ten states filed a lawsuit on friday seeking to block the rule led by missouri s attorney general. texas filed a separate lawsuit, and in his filing state attorney ken paxton said, quote, the federal government does not have the ability to strip individuals of their choice to get a vaccine or not. if the president thinks his patience is wearing thin they do, actually, if you work for the federal government, kenny boy. kenny boy, why don t you just run around and try to drum up new conspiracy theories. this is just anyhow, to continue. if the president thinking his patience is wearing thin, he is clearly estimating the lack of patience of texans whose rights his enfringing.
The political news of three Sundays ago was overwhelmingly about same-sex marriage, and no wonder.
Finally, after almost two-dozen failed attempts, the senate had voted for its legalisation. The next day, debate was to begin in the house. Expectations were high.
But in all the excitement about marriage equality, another political milestone went unremarked. It also was the 10th anniversary of the fall of John Howard’s government. On December 3, 2007, Australia’s second-longest-serving prime minister was replaced by Kevin Rudd, having lost the election and his seat.
It was under Howard, of course, that the marriage act was changed to specifically prohibit same-sex unions. The fact that marriage equality finally passed the parliament almost exactly a decade after his ousting was more than a coincidence, however. It was a reminder of the extent to which John Howard’s prime ministership still haunts Australian politics.
Trana Rogne letter: Oil men are loyal only to Black Gold
Now Enron has admitted the truth about the energy crisis they created. It is all out in the open for us to see. Enron has agreed to pay the customers the money they stole. This is to the tune of $1.52 billion. The damage has been done to the empl.
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Now Enron has admitted the truth about the energy crisis they created. It is all out in the open for us to see. Enron has agreed to pay the customers the money they stole. This is to the tune of $1.52 billion. The damage has been done to the employees of Enron, the stock holders of Enron and the rate payers of California, Oregon, Washington and other states.