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A 63-year-old previously healthy Michigan man developed a seven-centimeter tumorous growth after receiving Johnson & Johnson/Janssen’s shot against COVID-19, which caused him to go into respiratory failure and life-threatening cardiogenic shock where his heart was unable to pump enough blood to his vital organs. One day after receiving the J&J shot, the man developed “intractable nausea,” vomiting, shortness of breath, watery diarrhea, chills, sweats, and heavy chest pain, though he had no symptoms prior to getting the COVID vaccine and no significant past medical history, according to a recently published case report titled “Johnson and Johnson COVID-19 Vaccination Triggering Pheochromocytoma...

I feel so humbly thankful to this country, for giving me a new lease to life, legally After i was raped and discarded like nothing back in my home country. Thats all. Thank you USA. And sorry it took me decades to wake up to the reality of politics. Trump 2016!

Baltimore city residents expressed disappointment in response to the city circuit court Monday finding a police officer not guilty in connection to the death of Freddie Gray. Officer Edward Nero was charged with several misdemeanor offenses after Gray died April, 2015, in his custody. Baltimore Circuit Judge Barry Williams found Nero not guilty of all charges just over a year later. Residents were not surprised given what they saw as racial bias in the criminal justice system. “White people are turning a blind eye,” resident Mumin Soweto told The Daily Caller News Foundation. “We’re not the ones stirring up the...

Who are you most likely to vote for in the Presidential election - Democratic President Barack Obama, or Republican Nominee, Governor Mitt Romney, another candidate, or are you undecided? Republican Nominee Mitt Romney 46.86% President Barack Obama 46.24% Another candidate 4.94% Undecided 1.96%

"Thank you." "No problem." Whatever happened to "You're welcome," the traditional response to "Thank you"? One handbook, "20th Century Words," says the "no problem" response first appeared in the 1960s as a "polite disclaimer to a suggestion that one has been troubled." And another, "Garner's Modern American Usage," says that by the 1980s, "You're welcome" apparently started sounding "a little stiff and formal" to some. As a result, the expression "no problem" became popular with many, especially young people, and its popularity continues today. "You're welcome" seems to "diminish little by little," Garner says, and though "old-fashioned speakers continue to...

BERLIN - Russian President Vladimir Putin told a German newspaper that Allied forces can’t be absolved of blame for horrors during World War II, and he noted in particular the massive bombing of Dresden in the final months. Ahead of this weekend’s 60-year commemoration of Victory in Europe Day, Putin, in a joint interview with German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder, told Bild that the Western forces deserved to be criticized for attacking civilians. “The Western allies didn’t abound with any special humanity,” the Russian leader said. “It’s incomprehensible to me to this day why Dresden was destroyed. There was no military...

Thank you Freepers, for helping to make the difference last year in helping to elect President Bush. All are hard work has paid off by having a man of character leading us in this war. Could the country have trusted "gore"? President Bush will bring the terriosts to justice in the near future and protect our freedoms. Most of all I want to thank the God of the Bible who will someday dish out "Infinite Justice"! I went to 3 rallies in Wisconsin with other Freepers last year and we lost the state because of dems buying the votes with ...

This is just a general thank you to all you freepers. Though I am certain I should have known better, I just find you all a few weeks ago. I use to wonder sometimes if I was alone out there, fighting the battle with the left alone with the small group of friends I have formed over the years.

Today President Bush watched Vice President Dick Cheney swear in Tom Ridge as the Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security in the Cross Hall Jan. 24, 2003. Secretary Ridge's wife, Michele, and children, Tom and Lesley, hold the Bible during the administering of the oath. President Bush spent part of the afternoon working on some more of his State of the Union address, He did his first TelePrompter rehearsal today on the State of the Union. ENJOY YOUR DAILY DOSE