Posted on 11/30/2022 9:04:58 PM PST by weston
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Chuck Callesto
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BREAKING REPORT: FDA now says Pfizer’s COVID-19 VACCINE Linked to Blood Clotting...
Good news!
Thx for posting it
Peru and Brasil got it right
EAT them? Oh, no they will be egg-producing pets!
PS to s&s: I’ve checked one last time with the new furmoms of the 3 kittens I know where they went - I don’t get them back, bummer. Maverick is the only one I don’t have any adoption information on, I hope he’s okay.
How is Edsel doing?
Is he getting into kitty trouble?
“The Supreme Court will want to take a look at this #TwitterFiles6”
How does this get to the SC?
Can the Brunson brothers be in charge of that?
This is treason on an industrial level.
“The most terrifying force of death comes from the hands of “Men who wanted to be left Alone.”
They try, so very hard, to mind their own business and provide for themselves and those they love.
They resist every impulse to fight back, knowing the forced and permanent change of life that will come from it.
They know, that the moment they fight back, their lives as they have lived them, are over.
The moment the “Men who wanted to be left Alone” are forced to fight back, it is a small form of suicide. They are literally killing off who they used to be.
This is why, when forced to take up violence, these “Men who wanted to be left Alone,” fight with unholy vengeance against those who murdered their former lives. They fight with raw hate and a drive that cannot be fathomed by those who are merely play-acting at politics and terror. TRUE TERROR will arrive at the Left’s door, and they will cry, scream, and beg for mercy... but it will fall upon deaf ears.“
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Strange that nobody ever pays any attention to this.
Exactly, freepersup. It was a coup. Treason.
President Biden and First Lady Dr. Jill Biden attend church together in Delaware. pic.twitter.com/PFwhevsHnw— The Hill (@thehill) December 17, 2022
Maverick should be OK. He had a good start!
Is it my imagination, but did Biden give a ‘thumbs up’ to the tombstones?
Yep. Our government is at war with its people. To be frank- we are at a tipping point.
Thanks, what is cattle panel? That sounds like a job for the tractor!
“How is Edsel doing?”
I don’t know, they won’t let me have him back!
I even offered to drive to CT to get him.
But I was told they “adore” the 2 kittens (Edsel and his sister were adopted as a bonded pair). So I guess the kitties are in good hands.
Chester (the red tabby) gets to go in a backpack to the park, eats spaghetti, and plays at 4 a.m. with the other cat. So he’s got a good home as well.
Awww, TY.
DeSantis reverses himself on coronavirus vaccines, moves to right of Trump
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Early in the pandemic, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis repeatedly praised President Donald Trump for the expedited development and rollout of a coronavirus vaccine. The governor’s office pushed for $480 million in pandemic resources, including media campaigns promoting the shots, according to state budget documents. And DeSantis, a Republican, even lauded the Biden administration for helping to expand access to vaccines.
“We’re having more vaccine because of this, which is great,” DeSantis said of a federal program shipping shots to pharmacies in February 2021.
But this past week, DeSantis threw himself into misleadingly disparaging the vaccines, convening skeptics to buck guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and seeking to investigate vaccine makers for fraud.
“These companies have made a fortune off this federal government imposing or at least attempting to impose mandates, and a lot of false statements,” DeSantis said at the roundtable event on Wednesday. “I think people want the truth and I think people want accountability, so you need to have a thorough investigation into what’s happened with these shots.”
A review of DeSantis’s public positions on the vaccines shows a full reversal that has unfolded gradually since 2021, seizing on the shots’ waning efficacy against new virus variants and portraying evolving scientific advice as deliberate deceit.
The hard-line position he’s now staking out is taking on additional significance: DeSantis is widely seen as a potential presidential candidate in 2024, with many Republicans wanting him to challenge Trump for the GOP nomination and some seeing vaccines as a potential wedge issue to outflank the former president to his right.
“We know he’s not really anti-vax, he’s on the record, but now he’s taking this position for really blatant political purposes, it appears, and it’s really undermining to health care professionals,” said David Pate, a retired health systems executive and lifelong Republican who has advised Idaho Gov. Brad Little (R). “I’m not sure what the gain is, because he’s already got the base, and now this is just going to alienate moderates and independents.”
Spokespeople for DeSantis did not respond to detailed questions and requests for comment.
Trump has all but acknowledged his potential vulnerability on the issue of vaccines. He was booed in December 2021 for saying he received a booster shot. Then, at a rally in Alaska in July, he touted his administration’s response to the pandemic while avoiding using the word “vaccine.”
Tensions have grown between the two men as Trump formally announced his 2024 candidacy and DeSantis has risen as a potential rival, with chants of “two more years” at his reelection victory party on Nov. 8. Several early primary polls have shown DeSantis leading Trump; a CNN survey this month found one of the steepest drops in support for Trump’s 2024 bid among voters who describe themselves as very conservative. Skepticism about the vaccines and guidance from government health agencies has been palpable in the far-right wing of the party in recent years.
DeSantis’s event succeeded in drawing cheers from pro-Trump corners of the far-right. “What I like about DeSantis, he’s probably not a guy you’d like to run at, let’s go have a beer, but he’s all business,” former Trump strategist Stephen K. Bannon said on his podcast.
Supporters of DeSantis pushed back on suggestions — including from Trump allies — that the vaccine announcements were meant to outflank Trump ahead of a potential 2024 clash.
“If the left comes at him and says, you flipped because you want to be more anti-vaccine than Trump, he’s just gonna kill ’em with facts,” said Eric Anton, a GOP donor who said DeSantis would be one of his top choices for 2024. “If you want to call that political, then I think you’re too political.”
Even before DeSantis solidified his standing as the leading GOP alternative to Trump following a decisive reelection win, Republican strategists were quietly discussing Trump’s handling of the pandemic as a point of attack for DeSantis. But embracing a hostile position toward vaccines is not without political risk in the long run.
A Kaiser Family Foundation survey released Friday found 75 percent of U.S. adults have received at least one dose of a coronavirus vaccine, and half of adults are fully vaccinated and have received at least one booster shot. Most Republicans, too, are fully vaccinated, according to the survey, though they were less eager to get the updated booster than Democrats.
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You want them back now?
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