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21 Sep, 8 tweets, 3 min read
👇 (Just in case you didn’t know, Mr. Lamb works in the governor’s office)
Dr. Ladapo is mentioned in this @USAtoday article.
usatoday.com/story/news/nat…
Here's a @WSJ op-ed Dr. Ladapo wrote last year.
wsj.com/articles/the-c…
Here's a @USATODAY op-ed he penned last year.
usatoday.com/story/opinion/…
Here he is on the HealthySkepticMD podcast.
"Recalibrating Our Response to COVID-19 with Dr. Joe Ladapo"
Finally, for now, here is his complete CV.
uclahealth.org/sites/default/…
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In 1969, in a pre-Miranda case, the US Supreme Court ruled it was OK for police to lie to suspects during questioning, or use "deceptive interrogation tactics," as they're called.
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Attorneys for @GovRonDeSantis and Ed. Comm'r @richardcorcoran filed their notice of appeal this evening, triggering an automatic stay of the order by Judge Cooper in the Florida mask mandate case. #FlaPol
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Circuit Judge John Cooper has issued a 25-page order in the Florida mask mandate case, including a partial transcript of his oral ruling from the bench last week. #FlaPol
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With a written ruling expected by day's end, @AGAshleyMoody is out with a formal opinion letter: As to in-school mask mandates, Florida school districts must follow "applicable statutes and reg's ... till the judiciary declares them invalid." #FlaPol
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