All Things Biden: Is It Over Yet?

[Cunt]

[Brian Peacock]

And the other 3 aren't so sure.

[L'Emmerdeur]

Some fine upstanding citizens aren't going to let the socialist degenerate Biden administration destroy America without a fight. Fighting for freedom!! (for religious bigots)

'Federal Lawsuit Seeks License to Discriminate Against LGBT Workers Based on Religion, Anal Sex, Grindr Use'

June 15 will be the one-year anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court’s landmark decision in Bostock v. Clayton County, holding that federal law prohibits employment discrimination against LGBTQ workers.

As if to mark the occasion, a group of anti-LGBT activists and churches based in Texas asked a federal judge this week to issue a sweeping ruling that could seriously undermine Bostock.

In its 6-3 decision last June, the high court affirmed that the prohibition on sex discrimination in Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 extends to discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity. The ruling upheld a position that the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, which administers and enforces civil-rights laws, has taken since 2015.

The Texas-based group, which includes hate-group leader Steve Hotze as well as the U.S. Pastor Council, is seeking exemptions to both Bostock and EEOC policy that would allow employers to discriminate against LGBT workers based on sincerely held religious beliefs, under the federal Religious Freedom Restoration Act and/or the free-exercise clause of the First Amendment.

“The plaintiffs have sincere and deeply held religious beliefs that marriage is limited to a man and a woman, that sex is to be reserved for marriage, and that men and women are to dress and behave in accordance with distinct and God-ordained, biological sexual identity,” the plaintiffs wrote in a brief filed Monday. “Title VII, as interpreted in Bostock, requires that the plaintiffs operate their businesses contrary to their religious beliefs by denying them the ability to prescribe standards of conduct and deportment for their employees. At the same time, the plaintiffs believe that they are called by God to obey the civil authorities. So they are caught in a bind, and until this Court grants the declaratory relief that the plaintiffs seek, the plaintiffs have no way to avoid violating their religious beliefs.”

Moreover, the plaintiffs allege, Bostock should not bar employers from enacting policies, for religious or non-religious reasons, that target “practicing homosexual and transgender individuals” based on “homosexual or transgender conduct.”

[Tero]

Socialism!

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[Cunt]

[Joe]

Presidential priorities!

[Cunt]

Such sentence. Much clarity.

[Joe]

I believe they call that on message.

[Cunt]

Poor little fella is still shook up. Harris should really be taking point on more of these important appearances.

[L'Emmerdeur]

More of that horrible Biden socialist suppression of the free market we were told would happen. The Biden Justice Department works on screwing the pooch:

'In Court, Justice Department Defends Trump's Approval of Large Oil-Drilling Project in Western Arctic'

The Department of Justice has filed a legal brief defending the Trump administration’s approval of a massive oil and gas project known as the Willow Master Development Plan in Alaska’s Western Arctic.

Conservation groups filed a lawsuit challenging the project in December, after federal officials failed to properly examine how the project would exacerbate the climate crisis and harm caribou and polar bears. This oil-drilling project is at odds with President Biden’s pledges to address climate change.

Conservation groups and local Alaska Native leaders are calling on the administration to withdraw the Trump decision and start a new review of the Willow project.

“This project is in the important fall migration for Nuiqsut,” said Rosemary Ahtuangaruak, a Nuiqsut resident. “It should not happen. The village spoke in opposition and the greed for profit should not be allowed over our village.”

At an earlier phase of the case, the court found that plaintiffs were likely to succeed on the merits of their claim that the Bureau of Land Management failed to properly examine the significance of the greenhouse gas emissions caused by the project before approving it. A court-approved agreement now blocks work on the project until Dec. 1.

“It’s incredibly disappointing to see the Biden administration defending this environmentally disastrous project,” said Kristen Monsell, an attorney at the Center for Biological Diversity. “We hope it’s not the administration’s final word on Willow. President Biden promised climate action, and our climate can’t afford more huge new oil-drilling projects. Conoco’s plan to refreeze melting permafrost in hopes of having a solid drilling surface highlights the ridiculousness of drilling in the Arctic. It’s one of many reasons why this project should never have been approved.”

[Joe]

Poor little fella is still shook up. Harris should really be taking point on more of these important appearances.

You really ought to get out of your partisan bubble Cunt. You're spouting nonsense.

Biden is polling in the mid-fifties for favorability, Harris is in the forties. He's not setting the world on fire, but he's doing okay so he's on point.

[L'Emmerdeur]

After supporting an incompetent malevolent loser of an oaf, what are you gonna do? The consensus seems to be: 'We'll attempt to discredit the man who whupped the oaf's arse. We'll circulate lies about him.'

[Joe]

I suspect having such a poorly thought of predecessor hasn't hurt Biden's ratings either.

[Cunt]

I suspect having such a poorly thought of predecessor hasn't hurt Biden's ratings either.

Poorly thought of?

How many voted did he lose or gain, between 2016 and 2020?

It's like you forget just how many people think differently about government.

[JimC]

Poorly thought of by most of the civilised world...