"In a statement shared with MedPage Today, McCullough's attorney Clinton Mikel said that Baylor's lawsuit is "frivolous" and driven by the current political landscape, as the lawsuit was filed on the same day Baylor announced it would be mandating COVID-19 vaccines for employees." "This is a politically motivated attempt to silence Dr. McCullough as he saves countless patient lives from COVID-19 and from ancillary actions related to COVID-19," Mikel stated." "He added that McCullough did not state in any interviews that he was employed by or affiliated with Baylor, but because of his history with the health system, media sources have erroneously affiliated him with it without his consent. Mikel also said that McCullough is not anti-vaccine, but believes that the risks from COVID-19 vaccines outweigh the benefits."
https://www.medpagetoday.com/special-reports/exclusives/93936
I stuck up for you and others multiple times in the past on this forum regardless of whether we have had differences in opinion because I believed that having medical professionals sharing their expertise here was helpful to all. I even overlooked your history of making statements that were sometimes completely wrong in an effort to win an argument.
Dr. McCullough has been put through hell for not going along with the narrative including losing his job at Baylor where he was vice chief of internal medicine at Baylor University Medical Center. At this point obviously there are no lengths to which you will not go to... to assassinate the character of anyone who has an opinion different from your own. You should be ashamed of yourself and if you don't know it, that is sad.
In the end it hardly matters because the entire narrative is currently shifting from underneath you. All that will be left afterwards is the wreckage of your credibility here and other places. What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas but what you post here on Free Republic lasts a long, long time. I am assuming you at least realize this.
"Vaccination breakthrough occurs rarely but vaccination prevents critical illness or death." 10 posted on 7/28/2021, 6:54:17 AM by gas_dr
https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3979874/posts?q=1&;page=1
Let's see... how well did that statement hold up? It was not true at the time that it was made, and you were well aware of this. You are a very foolish and arrogant person. Everyone here can go back through your posting history and find blatant inaccuracies and falsehoods made during efforts to win arguments. I have not called you on this before because I always considered you to be an asset to this community.
Take the context of your argument. In July of 21 with delta hitting full force what I said was accurate. You cannot extrapolate that part of the pandemic to this part. As is true of all genetic shifts whether deliberate or natural there is an ugly period of time then it settles to endemic and not a big deal. I urge you to not apply the former timeline to this one
However, McCullough is shown to be a complete reprobate. He is printing money while championing what people who are inclined to cry deep stare at the drop of a hate and garnering their rather vocal support. We can disagree. I have no problem with this. I do have a problem with religious zealotry masking as reasonable conversation.