Month: June 2024
FDA Vaccine Regulator Shunned COVID Booster, Warns the System Lets ‘Hierarchy Overrule Science’
A 30-year veteran of the Food and Drug Administration said at a congressional hearing this week he resigned in part because top brass sidelined his office to rush the full approval of Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine in August 2021, apparently to legally enable a vaccine mandate, then a booster under emergency use authorization over the objections of the agency’s outside advisers.
But former Office of Vaccines Research and Review Deputy Director Philip Krause perhaps saved his biggest embarrassment to the FDA for the end of Wednesday’s hearing on alleged Biden administration political interference in COVID vaccine review: He declined the booster.
If, at first, you don’t succeed, just let government screw it up again
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Governments often respond to failures by throwing more money at problems instead of honest introspection. As Ronald Reagan said, “I’m from the government, and I’m here to help.” This reflects our misplaced trust in government solutions. By embracing real choice in areas like healthcare, education, and banking, we, the people, can take control and demand better outcomes.
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Federal Land Agency Blocks Controversial Mining Road in Alaska
Department of the Interior’s Bureau of Land Management also continued protection of 28-million acres of public lands from development
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Supreme Court overturns Chevron deference, striking HUGE blow to the administrative state…
Supreme Court Throws Back ‘Chevron Deference’ in Ruling on Fishermen’s Case Against Government
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Iowa Supreme Court: State’s 6-Week Abortion Ban Can Take Effect
Justices lifted an injunction against the ban.
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Supreme Court Overturns ‘Chevron Doctrine,’ Curtailing Federal Government Power
The 40-year-old doctrine has provided a legal foundation for the modern administrative state.
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Supreme Court Tosses Obstruction Charges For J6 Defendants
The Supreme Court ruled the DOJ used an inappropriately broad interpretation of a federal statute to prosecute a former police officer.
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