Done, sought to come up with a covid policy. And following the United States would mean among other things forcing children as young as two to wear moist paper burqas for eight hours a day in the classroom. The other option would be to follow the science and the irish chose that chorus. The irish commissioned their own research on masks and heres what they found. According to the irish health authority, masking children in the classroom is not a legitimate medical precaution. Its childabuse. Masks can exacerbate Anxiety And Breathing difficulties. They impair the development of Communication And Language skills particularly for very young children. We know from previous research the masks can also contribute to high levels of Carbon Dioxide in the Human Body and its especially true in children. Masks often become breeding grounds for dangerous bacteria. Its possible that masks even affect facial development. In other words there are very serious downsides to forcing masks on children.
And following the United States would mean, among other things, forcing children as young as two to wear moist paper burqas for eight hours a day in the classroom. The other option would be to follow the science and the irish chose thatpt course. The irish commissioned their own research on masks and heres what they found. According to the irish health authority, masking children in the classroom is not a legitimate medical precaution. As its childabuse. Masks can exacerbate Anxiety And Breathing difficulties. They impair the development of Communication And Language skills particularly for very young children. Wey know from previous research the masks can also contribute to high levels of Carbon Dioxide in the Human Body and its especially true in children. Masks often become breeding grounds for dangerous bacteria. Its possible that masks even affect facial development. In other words there are very serious downsides to forcing masks on children. The question is what the benefit is o
To a halt. This is a dramatic thing that has been under way this afternoon and into tonight and it is a crucial part of it happening right now as we speak. Right now the Texas Legislature in texas is in session. The republicanled house and the republicanled senate in texas, theyre trying to pass legislation that would make it significantly harder to vote in texas in a state where it is already not that easy to vote. The ways they are trying to change the Voting Laws in texas would disproportionately affect voters of colors and poor voters and with disabilities in particular and so Texas Democrats have bolted from the state. They left texas entirely tonight in a Lastditch Effort to try to stop this bill from becoming law. Now, those two planes i mentioned carrying Texas Democrats, those two planes have just landed at Dulles Airport just outside washington, d. C. Theyve landed just in the last hour. It is 51 democrats from the Texas State House onboard the two planes. We are told at leas
limits on the justices, are on the table as a presidential commission examines the impact of the changes that could be raised to current conservative majority. they are going to report back here within 180 days. before the election democrats really didn t want to go there. should democrats pack the supreme court? this was as close as biting god? i ve already spoken, i m not a fan of court packing. now that they are the white house the administration is asking 36 as experts to study the effects of expanding the supreme court and filling new seats would liberal justices, something biden did not like as a senator in 1983. he said he thought that court packing was the boneheaded idea when fdr tried it. it was a boneheaded idea. it was a terrible mistake to make. so why should he do it now if it is a good idea? so the panel is being asked to do a number of steps, including the pros and cons on exactly that issue. they will also be were looking at the courts rule
i was at bucking ham palace a few years ago and found him a very observant of the scene. on the surface, this isn t age friendly to kings. prince phillip s cousins were murdered. his grandfather, king george i of greece was assassinated. yet monarchy has been the natural order of things for almost the entirety of human history. whether it is an actual monarchy or as is more fashionable, hereditary dictatorship such as in north korea. benjamin franklin wouldn t disagree with that, leaving the constitutional convention he ran into a lady who wanted to know what system of government they agreed on. he famously replied a republic, if you can keep it, because keeping it is the tricky bit. packing the supreme court. well, a judge s republic is a contradiction in terms. you re just replacing one guy with nine or 11 or 15 in basic black. but beyond that, certain monarchical urge always persists. there are no titles of nobility yet the hereditary principle seems to be given to hunter