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Sep 2021
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Ep 961 | The Attorney Suing Against Vacc...

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Today’s guest believes that he has the legal ingredients to use religious liberty to essentially neuter the vaccine mandate. Brian Festa, a civil rights attorney from Connecticut and founder of legal service company WeThePatriotsUSA.org, has so far successfully worked to secure a temporary injunction against the New York mandate and believes he has the right argument for the Supreme Court to ultimately use against the other mandates. He offers some advice to our listeners on how they can help him help them.  

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