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The Attorney General's Office said Thursday it will pursue an injunction to keep CPS from reinstating a mandate, meaning the case will go to trial.
The Attorney General's Office said Thursday it will pursue an injunction to keep CPS from reinstating a mandate, meaning the case will go to trial.
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Max
CPS needs to learn how to obey the law. They should not be allowed to guide children, if they themselves can't follow the law.
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The Laws are written by the House and the Senate. Brian Yearwood, does not write Laws, and he will soon find that out. That will be money spent, for a very good reason.
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Brian Yearwood, is going to get a Civics lesson, that he should have learned in the sixth grade. Will he learn anything from this lesson? Not likely. And his sheeple will continue to dote upon him.
Larry Sabulsky
The CPS Administration cannot be trusted. If let off they will turn around and do it again.
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The current CPS mask mandate is expiring and omicron cases have dropped, leaving a question as to whether CPS will move to implement another mandate.
The current CPS mask mandate is expiring and omicron cases have dropped, leaving a question as to whether CPS will move to implement another mandate.
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Stephen W. Willaims
As long as there is a chance of the child abuse to continue, then it should go to trial and stop this nonsense.
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Connie Thornton
Ridiculous waste of funds and time! The Superintendent /school board should be able to make those decisions without fear of financial penalty! The wearing of mask is not a wreckless decision and I would much rather err on the side of caution in favor of teacher and student saftey!
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Mary Ann Pulley
He needs to sit his tail down and stop this foolishness. He’s making it a political platform and the school systems are trying to protect our children and those working in the school systems. Why don’t he sue the spam and robo industries she they can stop bothering us.
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Carol McGregor
This frivolous lawsuit is taking precious taxpayer dollars from school districts across the state, forcing them to pay ridiculously exorbitant attorney fees to fight the attorney general's ruling. Mask mandate decisions should be left to local school districts, not state funded government officials.
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Mike Siefkas
He is spending too much time and resources spreading misinformation about masks while chasing after his own political aspirations. People in the workplace have a right to health and safety measures by federal law. He is using might makes right to enforce a handful of people's vanity and convenience
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Lisa Walker Hendren
It's such a waste if tax payer money. The AG needs to find other ways of making a name for himself.
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