Thread: Did the S.C. majority opinion in Biden v. Missouri ignore the rule of law?

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The Court asserted the Secretary of Health and Human Services has authority delegated under legislation passed by Congress to require healthcare workers at facilities receiving federal funding, to be vaccinated.


The question of Congress' authority to actually delegate such authority was not addressed by the Court, nor did the court address the question of these healthcare workers' fundamental rights being infringed upon by the mandate.


Here is a LINK to the 20-page order putting a hold on Biden’s vaccine mandate for the healthcare workers involved. It is well worth studying!


JWK

It would be an absolute absurdity to believe that our founders, and those who ratified our Constitution, vested a power in Congress to delegate powers which it may not rightfully exercise itself.