Not surprising. Silence is her get out of jail free card.
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Fact check:
mRNA vaccines for respiratory viruses are meant to prevent severe illness (bad Pneumonia).
This means beefing up our immunity in the lower respiratory tract, eg the lungs.
Kennedy talks about the upper respiratory tract and vaccine efficacy in nonsensical gibberish.
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This is absolutely horrendous.
GOP Utah Senate President Slammed After Changing Law To Help Relative Who Raped 13-Year-Old
Absolutely horrendous.
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This is absolutely horrendous.
GOP Utah Senate President Slammed After Changing Law To Help Relative Who Raped 13-Year-Old
Absolutely horrendous.
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Without photojournalism, the news stays out of sight.
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Read about their work and support them if you can.
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It Didn’t Start with Trump: The Decades-Long Saga of How the GOP Went Crazy (from 2022)
It didn’t start with Trump: The decades-long saga of how the GOP went crazy
The modern Republican Party has always exploited and encouraged extremism.
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New Trump tariffs snap into effect, raising import taxes to levels not seen since the great depression.
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"Last night I was informed that tomorrow will be my last day in the FBI. I understand that you may have a lot of questions regarding why, for which I currently have no answers," the FBI's former acting director, Brian Driscoll, wrote in a farewell message to colleagues.
FBI ousts ex-acting director, other agents, in latest purge, people briefed say reut.rs/4frYulJ
FBI ousts ex-acting director, other agents, in latest purge, people briefed say
The FBI is firing another round of employees, including former Acting Director Brian Driscoll, in its latest moves against officials who worked on issues that drew President Donald Trump's ire, four people briefed on the matter said on Thursday.
