Justices block Covid requirements for workplaces, allows them for healthcare workers. SCOTUS COWARDS! Roberts and Kavanaugh sided with the Democrats on the hospital mandate...grrrrrrrr...

The Biden Administration Is Compiling Lists of the Unvaccinated

Matt Vespa / Townhall Tipsheet 

On the local level, we have COVID passport laws being enacted. It's coming to Washington, DC, this week. It's already in effect in New York City. You cannot go to most public places unless you present your papers. It's insanity. It's un-American. I can see this stuff being enacted in Germany, France, and Australia—but not here. 

"Where are your papers?" is something I'd never thought I would hear or present if I wanted to eat a hamburger. If COVID was some aerosolized super-Ebola with a 50-80 percent mortality rate, I could understand the lockdown regime. If it were like the Georgia Flu, which wipes out most of the human population in the HBO series "Station Eleven," I would understand. COVID is not that at all. It's a virus with a 99 percent survivability rate. I don't care about long-term effects or "long COVID."

While Biden Claims He Wants Kids Back in School, House Democrats Block Bill That Would Do Just That

Rebecca Downs / Townhall Tipsheet

President Joe Biden wants to see kids learning in-person at school, or so the White House tells us. It may be a bit challenging to believe that he and his party are actually committed to seeing it through, though, when House Democrats on Tuesday blocked consideration of the Reopen Schools Act, offered by Rep. Ashley Hinson (R-IA). This is the fifth time that the bill has been offered for consideration, only to be blocked by Democrats.

According to a summary from Rep. Hinson, the "legislation would condition state COVID relief grants for education on schools reopening so that students can get back in the classroom safely." 

A bullet point goes on to note that "In December, Congress sent states $54 billion dollars for K-12 schools to reopen safely. Rep. Hinson’s bill would ensure this money is used for its intended purpose, so that students can get back in the classroom safely and soon."