The Supreme Court just delivered another loss to Joe Biden. The CDC’s effort (see below) to place a moratorium on evictions has failed.
There was no consideration by the Biden regime for landlords who have to protect their mortgages and livelihood just like some renters do. The landlords still have taxes to pay and other bills to pay. Politicians like Maxine Waters (see below) pushed the CDC’s unlawful policy and said, “Who is going to stop them?” Well, the Supreme Court just stopped them…
With a 6-3 Supreme Court vote, the Biden eviction ban loses. Justice Breyer dissents, joined by liberal Justices Kagan and Sotomayor.
“If a federally imposed eviction moratorium is to continue, Congress must specifically authorize it.”
The majority says that the CDC, in barring evictions, relied on "a decades-old statute that authorizes it to implement measures like fumigation and pest extermination."
"It strains credulity to believe that this statute grants the CDC the sweeping authority that it asserts."
— SCOTUSblog (@SCOTUSblog) August 27, 2021
In dissent, Justice Breyer includes a chart showing the rising number of COVID cases due to the delta variant. He warns that, with the moratorium lifted, the nation may see a wave of mass evictions with severe public-health consequences. pic.twitter.com/kmHfJ73QUA
— SCOTUSblog (@SCOTUSblog) August 27, 2021
OUR PREVIOUS REPORT ON THE CDC’S ATTEMPT TO PUSH AN EVICTION MORATORIUM:
Tucker Carlson reported on the biggest news story of the week (see below) that is not getting any coverage from the media. The media is dodging the latest move by Biden like a hot potato. In case Americans aren’t paying attention to this big news, Carlson reported that Joe Biden announced his willful effort to ignore the Constitution and a Supreme Court order against extending the moratorium on evictions.
TUCKER: The CDC has nationalized America’s rental properties. pic.twitter.com/DGFH762agO
— Election Wizard (@ElectionWiz) August 5, 2021
Biden wanted to take the political pressure off of himself, so he let the far-left Democrats like AOC dictate his clearly unconstitutional move.
Maxine Waters failed to pass a bill, so she tweeted out that the CDC would just go ahead and do what they wanted: “Who is going to stop them?”
I don't buy that the CDC can't extend the eviction moratorium – something it has already done in the past! Who is going to stop them? Who is going to penalize them? There is no official ruling saying that they cannot extend this moratorium. C'mon CDC – have a heart! Just do it!
— Maxine Waters (@RepMaxineWaters) August 2, 2021
Tim Pool explained Biden’s move best: “Feudalism is back.”
The Supreme Court said no to Biden extending the eviction moratorium
Maxine Waters failed to pass a bill
Biden ignores both and decrees it anyway
The rule of law ended some time ago and we now live in the era of rule by decree
Feudalism is backhttps://t.co/HvRJiSjQWM pic.twitter.com/oEIekLxmUo
— Tim Pool (@Timcast) August 4, 2021
Charlie Hurt brought up a good point during the discussion with Carlson about Biden’s brazen move on evictions saying that this is an attack on the concept of contracts:
Charlie Hurt talks to Tucker Carlson about the extension of the eviction moratorium: “This is also an attack on the concept of contracts, and contracts and private property … is why America is the richest, most powerful country on Earth.” pic.twitter.com/E2oCJek1UD
— The Post Millennial (@TPostMillennial) August 5, 2021
The CDC and its director have no legal authority to stop landlords from collecting rent from their tenants. Private property rights are stated in the Constitution. Tucker Carlson points out that a college professor was picked by Biden to be in charge of the CDC and is now making blanket decisions on property rights that are unconstitutional.
In his comments yesterday, Biden admitted that the move by the CDC is unconstitutional , but he’s doing it anyway:
