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A church that filed a lawsuit against Washington, D.C.’s coronavirus restrictions that cap at 100 the number of people who can gather at a church – indoors or outdoors – has gained the support of the Justice Department.
The suit, Capitol Hill Baptist Church v. Bowser, argues that Mayor Muriel Bower and the city government limiting the size of church gatherings is a violation of the First Amendment. The department has filed a statement of interest in the case, in support of the church’s argument.
“Since its founding in 1878, CHBC has met in-person every Sunday except for three weeks during the Spanish Flu in 1918,” Church Pastor Justin Sok said in a statement. “That changed following Mayor Bowser’s first orders concerning COVID-19 on March 11, 2020. Since that time, the members of CHBC — most of whom live in the District — have been unable to meet in person, as one congregation inside District limits (even outdoors).” MORE HERE
dc dindu gubmint, suck d**k
In God we trust, in Government we don’t trust.
Freedom of assembly; freedom of association; freedom of worship: all separate rights of their own.
And the Spanish Flu restrictions were less than ONE MONTH!
@ m. Please refrain with your foul,i think I’m black language..
If the restrictions were ever about Covid-19 they are no longer. Now they are about power and not wanting to relinquish it.
This fucking clown Barr – a little here, a little there, and in no time at all, he does nothing that sticks.
Support of the Justice Department. A lot of good that will do.
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