Was stripping Americans of their individual freedoms of their bodily autonomy worth it?
Jim Jordan: “Was stripping Americans of their individual freedoms of their bodily autonomy worth it?”
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Questioning the value of vaccine mandates on personal freedoms.
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Whether through arrogance or maliciousness, these partisan prosecutors were willing to violate the Constitution and break prosecutorial norms to achieve their narrow goals.
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If we have to, we'll use subpoenas to get the documents that we think they may not be giving us.
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