[Lakeside Granny]

I don’t think they have time to read most of the bills.

I remember Rand Paul getting through that humongous bill, was it on Obummer Care?

I’m not mad as Lesko and I think she learned a valuable lesson.

[Jane Long]

Great posts/info on the Warroom thread, today....h/t Travis McGee....

MRNA Inventor Faces Tough Questions as Jab Deaths Explode

> Stew Peters Show / January 4, 2022
Stew Peters Interviews Dr Robert Malone About Current Data and Vaccine Protocols

Stew Peters interviews Dr. Robert Malone about the latest data and vaccine protocols.

MRNA Inventor Faces Tough Questions as Jab Deaths Explode

https://rumble.com/vrxs6t-mrna-inventor-faces-tough-questions-as-jab-deaths-explode.html

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[Article posted on Gettr by Dr. Robert Malone]

https://rescue.substack.com/p/chilling-pandemic-data-from-the-insurance

A major Indiana-based insurance company reports unprecedented 40 percent death-rate increases industry-wide among working-age Americans in 2021 compared to pre-pandemic data.

[Excerpt] A graphic prepared by OneAmerica depicts the trend with a black line rising sharply from last July to last September, the latest available numbers.

“CDC data from Q3 [third quarter] 2021 shows 250,000 actual deaths (or a 45% increase over the baseline expectation) for this age group, typically the working age population. Of that total, 50,600 were attributed by the CDC to COVID.”

The company’s statement was in response to my request for its comment on an article Saturday, January 1, in The Center Square, which first reported comments by the company’s CEO Scott Davison on the alarming trend in deaths.

“We are seeing, right now, the highest death rates we have seen in the history of this business—not just at OneAmerica,” Davison said during an online news conference, according to the article. “The data is consistent across every player in that business.”

He characterized the trend in deaths in “huge, huge numbers” among people working in companies that offer life insurance plans to their employees, the article stated. He said further that the trend was continuing into the fourth quarter of 2021.
[MUCH more at link]

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[Freee-dame]

There are more than 200 Republicans in the House. If a bill is 2,000 pages, each one could be responsible for reading and explaining what is in 10 pages. I understand that these bills are often almost impossible to read as they are filled with language like ... Pursuant to such and such chapter and section of a previous law ..... but TEN pages each is doable. Each Congressman and Senator has a staff.

The only reason I can think of for not doing this is that these slimy politicians want plausible deniability when they go for reelection and to keep their donor money rolling in.

Just think of the kind of government we might get that would actually benefit the people if all donations had to come from that candidate’s own district. I can dream...

[Irish Eyes]

I remember Rand Paul getting through that humongous bill, was it on Obummer Care?

I do remember him reading a humongous bill. I can not remember which one it was.