Should non-elected officials be able to issue health orders?
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Should non-elected officials be able to issue health orders?

Yes

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No

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Yes

Should non-elected officials be able to issue health orders?
Those who support the power argue these officials best know how to protect public health because it's their area of expertise.
Those who support the power argue these officials best know how to protect public health because it's their area of expertise. Show Less
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No

Should non-elected officials be able to issue health orders?
A Cole County judge ruled last week that such orders from non-elected officials were unconstitutional. Attorney General Eric Schmitt has sued local governments over health orders.
A Cole County judge ruled last week that such orders from non-elected officials were unconstitutional. Attorney General Eric Schmitt has sued local governments over health orders. Show Less
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Larry Sabulsky
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Larry Sabulsky

Because they have no authority over the public.

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Lisa Gore
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Lisa Gore

They are not elected representatives of our constitutional rights not to enter into a health care system of our own God-Given Free Will of choice.

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Max
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Max

No one has the right, to override anyone's Constitutional Rights.

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