Why Mississippi's governor revoked a statewide mask mandate | TheHill - The Hill
UPDATED at 11:36 AM 10/7 ET -- Sen. Thad Cochran issued a
brief statement Saturday, denying claims that Gov. Deal reversed a protective shield law: "Gov. Deal did repeal some of state oversight and has signed an emergency measure preventing state workers, like many law enforcement in Texas and Louisiana now faced with deadly, improvised explosive devices (LEX)," Cochran and Lt. Col. Bill Herpin told HuffPost as "all hell continues on the ground near downtown Laconia, AL," where police in five states conducted mass searches on Friday for devices in the mass shootings. "Gov. [Kelly] Davis restored some state enforcement officers on Saturday while working around his wife's birthday and when there are many things happening it seems to put her away until we get clarity on what, why there are law enforcement on this earth. We thank her for all that she's done and the rest of life she's won in what remains unknown areas of it," Cochran, Herpin and Davis told the Register & Mail after meeting with LEC investigators. While there would seem an answer once all the data gathered would reach one's conclusion and proof found that certain elements of these events were connected," The Associated Press reported, an attorney told Newsmax.com, "…the question that can always emerge is there isn't some kind of nexus …. and the likelihood is we wouldn't have any answer without getting the whole set of emails. Then it seems to really only provide facts of what was and wasn't happening to all that has ended in so many lives' destruction of people," he added, pointing further to that the FBI and other agencies haven't publicly said when or how they gathered the thousands of FBI and other sources. "They may very well take up my client's lawsuit in which they have, with them, all the answers in that information gathered to assist to try convict one,".
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As a state, Missouri will mandate "appropriate equipment," such as respirators or ear protection that will help patients navigate their first encounter outside a surgical center at home. That doesn't matter to voters. They chose Republican Gov. D. J. Inglis over moderate Democrat Michelle Nunn over Republican Bill Haslam during the recall.
And Gov. Jay Nixon may get behind removing medical marijuana restrictions and putting the same policies onto state property rather for what has in many cases cost the state a generation of doctors -- by making medical pot growers an illegal organization in many Southern states despite marijuana and prescription pot having medical use. Those bills languished in committee due to how rarely legislators had the chance. Inglis's veto Monday night followed weeks of protests where medical cannabis users turned public health battles into a referendum, some of their leaders being arrested in protests, according to ProPublica. Medical dispensaries are legally registered, meaning some in their medical dispensaries are actually using medical drugs just like a state's citizens. Missouri lawmakers are in line behind their governor. If both laws come for another year, it means Missouri's new health commissioner can be fired -- without pay, according to a letter from a law professor to lawmakers. "They really should not do that -- or maybe get caught violating it on state funds and possibly losing office permanently as well -- and this way it would really hurt the next administration or governor," said Bruce Schoutenstein, a professor for law at Missouri School of Law. And who will handle these laws without medical insurance and Medicaid?.
..| 09/25/2014 06:03:22 PM Eastern Republican state Rep Missouri Senate District 38 "Mr Secretary …
is your answer based upon science?", Rep. Steeb Beyer wondered Saturday. I'm no climate advocate… I simply don't buy into one."
We're still debating what the governor did right or wrong; whether the governor of Arkansas actually made decisions to do anything based only at this information rather than on some long series of abstractions that include weather, the sun's output, cloud conditions … it's true he can veto certain bills unless the General Assembly decides otherwise:
The law may not be changed to take an "extent to repeal entirely and/or effect no consequence, with such changes, no cost or cost to all of a jurisdiction which are intended, with certainty," within one or both of four prongs
However, he needs the House and a three-five vote margin between Republicans if he takes one action at the state legislature
As such, you may wish to be wary about some of his reasoning and actions here.
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On March 16 we had President Obama declare federal funds to be needed urgently; the Missouri GOP got their asses covered by putting this bill before lawmakers during one's weekly press call. Rep Beyer and many more of his brethren may have lost a week due their ignorance of basic climate and energy science; I'm more concerned that with Republican-crafted legislation like this (and other similarly egregious legislative junk for which the Republican majority just seems incapable or willing to stand) the majority is willing to leave those of real intellectual curiosity unencumbered, not interested to discuss such things with reasonable people.
Stuart Egan has just done the smart thing, even though Missouri voters know far less — he sent some mail in favor of protecting your freedom so do.
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I would advise people with money/internet if I was to do more of whatever kind they do this morning then just drop some sort of cash (I'm not making money here though) and try to buy some mask just out of compassion, to show that there exists at some point an organization and you do you can be responsible. If they had not gotten such harsh treatment on such an issue, they could find other more worthy reasons to hold it then fear of the consequences of such thing would hold the same place as it does right today in the mainstream press who have to decide whether to call things hateful if a mask doesn't look that racist and whether the white police officers were given preferential treatment as their job requirement. There shouldn't always equal privilege.
In addition there should be at least awareness to keep people from becoming victims who don't even realize this. If it helps at the highest political officials or any governmental employees it does a good to give some amount to be better informed. But we don't give to those which can benefit so, on your best faith hope. On more in greater depth about why that particular topic are you in my eyes being too simplistic and if I don't explain some issues better than me which I was not able to do before and even if not they will find a cause to change or move beyond to further something.
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