By Mark Meuser – January 7, 2022

The Supreme Court just heard 2 hours and 10 minutes worth of oral argument today on the issue of the OSHA vaccine mandate. The oral argument was only supposed to be an hour long but the judges had a lot of questions.

First off, the issue of natural immunity was not addressed by the Court. Also, the issue of individuals fourth amendment rights to liberty were not addressed. Finally, the oral arguments did not address whether vaccines are effective.

What this case was about was whether the Congress gave OSHA the authority to issue a nationwide vaccine mandates? The Court also examined whether the authority to issue a vaccine mandate is a Federal issue or a State issue.

At this time, the OSHA vaccine mandate starts next Monday so the question before the Supreme Court is whether this deadline is to be stayed until the lower court can hear all the evidence whether this Emergency Temporary Standard is constitutional.

I am proud to be one of the lawyers fighting against this tyrannical administration that is attempting to circumvent the constitution to deprive Americans of their right to liberty. We live in a republic which means that it is our duly elected representatives that pass the laws that bind us, not some unelected bureaucrat.

Mark Meuser is running for US Senate