Said it before, SCOTUS has no teeth! CDC extends tenant protections...

[Cooolone]

CDC announces new 60-day eviction freeze for most US counties

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced a new 60-day eviction moratorium in counties where the transmission of COVID-19 is either “substantial” or “high.&#8…

nypost.com

Ok... So the SCOTUS ruled in June that the CDC exceeded it's mandate and didn't have the authority to enact any moratorium on evictions as this was a legislature action. And now, as Congress goes in vacation, the CDC ignores the SCOTUS and decides to do whatever it wants by instituting something akin to a law, that would fine a homeowner and threaten with incarceration!

Who exactly does the CDC think the fuck they are!?!? I wish I had a tenant that needed their ass thrown out on the street... I'd love to see the CDC send federal marahals to my door! And what, will the Federal AG prosecute a non law?

What fucking rabbit hole have we fallen down with all this shit!

 

[96coal449]

But, but, but .....there's a Delta variant.

.......and my shocked face.

 

[GOYABEAN]

Just like the AFT making decisions of law when they don't have that power

 

[Cooolone]

It's fucking despicable!!! And I'm spraying spit when I say that!...

They are creating an environment hoping for and expecting a natural conclusion... And they just might get it they keep this progressive shit up.

You have the POTUS ignoring and basically making a joke of the SCOTUS by proclaiming he met and consulted with Constitutional scholars (one named Barack Hussein Obama) and they felt it was maybe ok, all the while completely ignoring the SCOTUS ruling!

So why stack the bench when you can just ignore them and do what you want? What are they gonna do about it?

I said it before and now the laundry is getting hung out to dry for all to see. Let's SEE what SCOTUS will do!









Crickets anyone...

 

[S&W Fan]

It's fucking despicable!!! And I'm spraying spit when I say that!...

They are creating an environment hoping for and expecting a natural conclusion... And they just might get it they keep this progressive shit up.

You have the POTUS ignoring and basically making a joke of the SCOTUS by proclaiming he met and consulted with Constitutional scholars (one named Barack Hussein Obama) and they felt it was maybe ok, all the while completely ignoring the SCOTUS ruling!

So why stack the bench when you can just ignore them and do what you want? What are they gonna do about it?

I said it before and now the laundry is getting hung out to dry for all to see. Let's SEE what SCOTUS will do!









Crickets anyone...

I heard a news bite on my way home from work this evening where That drunken treasonous whore pelosi stated that she was all for extending what ever powers that were necessary to give the fucking CDC authority for this very action.

 

[Acer-m14]

I heard a news bite on my way home from work this evening where That drunken treasonous whore pelosi stated that she was all for extending what ever powers that were necessary to give the fucking CDC authority for this very action.

because a few days ago pelosi got a eviction notice on her home ..

Protesters Tape 'Eviction Notice' on Nancy Pelosi's Home as Moratorium Ends

Dozens of activists called on Nancy Pelosi to "immediately call Congress to session to vote to extend the eviction moratorium."

www.newsweek.com

 

[Phazer]

CDC announces new 60-day eviction freeze for most US counties

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced a new 60-day eviction moratorium in counties where the transmission of COVID-19 is either “substantial” or “high.&#8…

nypost.com

Who exactly does the CDC think the fuck they are!?!?

Think? No. Know! The CDC knows that they are a protected political appendage of the liberal progressives. They know that they can play catch-me-if-you-can within a legal system rife with activist judges.

We are now being ruled by unelected party apparatchiks. So...does the rebellion ever rise again? Or, are we really finally finished?

 

[fresch]

I will be asking my trash man to issue a mandate on, insert some bs here, "by the time it makes it to the courts it won't matter" joe sleepy bidong.

 

[Blimey]

Playing devil's advocate the CDC is not enacting a nationwide eviction ban. They are calling it "targeted", so that they can claim this is not the same as before; they are only putting the ban in areas that are covid hot spots.

According to CNBC article from yesterday this covers "90% of renters", so it is a de facto nationwide ban.

I'm not a landlord but I am livid on their behalf; this is a gross miscarriage of justice and it amounts to seizure of private property. And this is not a wartime temporary "we need you to help out real quick". This has been 18 months and of key note is the fact that this moratorium will overlap massively with areas that are opened up to restaurants, sporting events, concerts, etc. Large numbers of renters received thousands of dollars from the government, and those unemployed received tens of thousands in unemployment. And, presently, with unemployment rate around 6% and many employers desperate for work there is no excuse to continue this.

Rest assured when this nears expiration in October (assuming SCOTUS doesn't kick it in the ass) there will be more clamoring for an extension. I think democrats are going to regret this come 2022 elections. This started under Trump (and it shouldn't have), but it's continued far too long under democratic rule.

Biden has said this may be challenged in court. He knows it's wrong. He doesn't care. There is no repercussion for executive orders that are wrong, known to be wrong, and then removed via court order weeks or months down the road.

 

[drowhawk]

Landlords: grow some balls and make your non-payers lives miserable. The government acts with impunity and with the new bail reform law, you'd have to commit murder to even post bail. Win-win if you ask me.

 

[fresch]

I would sell the property at auction if need be.

 

[Dr. Evil]

Dr. Rochelle Walensky. Moving up the ladder quickly as the new face of totalitarianism. All of this over a scam. Imagine if we just treated this virus like every other flu season. It would be business as usual and the world would be a better place.

 

[Truebeliever]

Also note where such bans are. In democrat areas to appease the base.
I am so glad I am not a landlord during this “ crisis “

 

[Phazer]

Playing devil's advocate the CDC is not enacting a nationwide eviction ban. They are calling it "targeted", so that they can claim this is not the same as before; they are only putting the ban in areas that are covid hot spots.

The problem: The CDC is a research and advisory organization. The CDC is NOT ELECTED. The CDC has absolutely no constitutional authority to enact, mandate, or require citizens to do anything.

Unless our elected legislature uses CDC recommendations to craft a law. CDC recommendations have no dominion over citizens.

 

[SonOfSun]

I would sell the property at auction if need be.

I'd have a literal fire sale.

 

[fresch]

Err um, just put your mask on and follow orders from who ever spouts them. It's for the children! If it only saves one life! Oh the humanity! Stop killing all the stabbed safe people! It's science!

 

[Phazer]

Sixth circuit rules CDC eviction moratorium is unconstitutional | FOX 28 Spokane

(The Center Square) – The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals unanimously ruled that the national eviction moratorium mandated by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is unconstitutional. The court said in its ruling that the matter ultimately needed to be resolved by Congress...

www.fox28spokane.com

“It is not our job as judges to make legislative rules that favor one side or another,” the judges wrote. “But nor should it be the job of bureaucrats embedded in the executive branch. While landlords and tenants likely disagree on much, there is one thing both deserve: for their problems to be resolved by their elected representatives.”

 

[gun_slinger_boy]

Remember how calm shit was 4 years ago? Look at the utter chaos that has ensued in the past 8 months. Hmmm.

 

[fresch]

Hmmm, selling oil now importing oil.
Getting the rent paid now no payments.
Jobs growing pay increasing, now no work payments.
He didn't hang himself to, who what?
All due to the democomunistprogressive.

 

[dsdmmat]

Land lords need to file a class action suit against the CDC for its entire operating budget. Use the Supreme Court ruling as exhibit A.

 

[Podmonkey]

People don't understand how shit works in this country. The Supreme Court ruling on this will allow landlords to successfully sue the government over this now.

 

[Blimey]

People don't understand how shit works in this country. The Supreme Court ruling on this will allow landlords to successfully sue the government over this now.

Even if that happens it's not a win. I believe the gov of CA said he was going to make landlords good. If that happens who pays for it? We do (well, not in California, but what stops the same from happening in NY?).

Future tenants are going to get gaped over this stuff because any landlord with a clue is going to be hyper vigilant and extremely careful about who they rent to in the future. I've seen more than one on a landlord forum say they are no longer doing long term rentals and are only doing week by week, which grants them the same eviction powers as a hotel (e.g. if you don't move the cops show up to immediately remove for trespassing). The onus on tenants to have crystal clear histories, proof of everything, co-signers, etc. is going to be more than ever before. Worse for them, prices will go up because inventory will decrease.

 

[fresch]

Most of all this falls on personal responsibility. Same mentality as the looters.

 

[libertysnake]

This is outside the scope of the CDC, and criminal charges should be filed against them for theft of property.

Stop playing soft ball with these totalitarian fuckers.

 

[livingston]

Think About This, Joe Biden Openly Admits He is Attempting to Subvert The U.S. Constitution Regarding Private Property Ownership


During the question and answer session following his remarks yesterday, Joe Biden said something out loud the media are desperately trying to hide.


In this video segment listen carefully to what he says. As the Supreme Court and lower courts have determined, the CDC has no legal authority to block the rights of property owners from rental income from their tenants. This is a basic issue in the constitution about private property rights and the limits of federal government to intervene.

Think About This, Joe Biden Openly Admits He is Attempting to Subvert The U.S. Constitution Regarding Private Property Ownership - The Last Refuge

During the question and answer session following his remarks yesterday, Joe Biden said something out loud the media are desperately trying to hide. In this video segment listen carefully to what he says. As the Supreme Court and lower courts have determined, the CDC has no legal authority to...

theconservativetreehouse.com

 

[Shadow2]

Think About This, Joe Biden Openly Admits He is Attempting to Subvert The U.S. Constitution Regarding Private Property Ownership


During the question and answer session following his remarks yesterday, Joe Biden said something out loud the media are desperately trying to hide.


In this video segment listen carefully to what he says. As the Supreme Court and lower courts have determined, the CDC has no legal authority to block the rights of property owners from rental income from their tenants. This is a basic issue in the constitution about private property rights and the limits of federal government to intervene.

Think About This, Joe Biden Openly Admits He is Attempting to Subvert The U.S. Constitution Regarding Private Property Ownership - The Last Refuge

During the question and answer session following his remarks yesterday, Joe Biden said something out loud the media are desperately trying to hide. In this video segment listen carefully to what he says. As the Supreme Court and lower courts have determined, the CDC has no legal authority to...

theconservativetreehouse.com

Wow , the retard just flat out said we'll just pass another unconstitutional rule because it will be tied up in litigation. If you have squatters who haven paid rent, wait till they leave and dumpster their shit. When they return and call the police act like they are insane an ask to see their lease for 2021.

 

[Grimscale]

I would sell the property at auction if need be.

Which is exactly what they want.
Then they and their rich buddies can buy it up for pennies on the dollar.

 

[livingston]

 

[spat]

Wow , the retard just flat out said we'll just pass another unconstitutional rule because it will be tied up in litigation. If you have squatters who haven paid rent, wait till they leave and dumpster their shit. When they return and call the police act like they are insane an ask to see their lease for 2021.

That is why it's not enough to invalidate unconstitutional laws and orders.

Those responsible for passing and enforcing it need to be held personally liable.

 

[Blimey]

Fact: SCOTUS already indicated that CDC overstepped its bounds with a nationwide eviction
Fact: This new moratorium is expected to cover 90% of renters. This means, for all intents and purposes, it's the same as before
Fact: Biden admits that most constitutional scholars don't think this will pass constitutional muster. Makes sense in light of Fact 1 and 2 combined.

The repercussions of this will be substantial and far reaching. I think the main impact will be tenants who lack an apartment are going to have a far higher burden to get in one because landlords will be gun shy. Tenant protection laws already make it impossible to do certain things in vetting tenants because they know smart landlords have a nose for shit tenants. More protection laws tie the hands of landlords. The only alternative then is to not be one; this will result in higher overall rent prices because the risk dynamic is worse for landlords. Risk can only be withstood by a landlord with a higher potential profit, so less units = higher rents.

Lawsuits are already being submitted by realty and landlord groups. I hope SCOTUS adjudicates them asap and cancels this shit out stat.