Okay, okay... so the United States is bigger I get it. So comparing apples to apples, the United States had approximately 32 deaths per million in the past week, while Sweden has had 0.7 deaths per million.
So Biden is killing Americans at a rate nearly 43 times that of Sweden. Great job President "fool proof plan" Biden.
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Biden's better at killing with Covid than he is with drones.
Another reason why rrb is right now! Since after a Republican RINO denounced me, we need to separate my new state Washington from the United States of Sleepy Joe Biden and form a new National Socialist party now!
Rep. Tom Rice (R-SC) denounced the Horry County Republican Party’s promotion of ivermectin, an anti-parasitic drug, to treat Covid-19, the Columbia State reports.
Said Rice: “That the leaders of the Horry County Republican Party believe it is appropriate to advocate for medical treatment for any illness is simply insane. Especially in the middle of a plague, and in opposition to the guidance of the Center for Disease Control, the National Institute of Health, and 95% of the Physicians in the country.”
He added: “Folks, talk to your doctor if you want medical advice.”
I have been Thecoldheartedtruth for decades now! Listen to me!
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Roger, do tell, how do you see a way this is done?
Roger AmickSeptember 21, 2021 at 9:25 AM
😂Income disparity needs to be decreased.😂
Come on Mr. High IQ.
Shine, tell us how you see this happening
People like this is why they are different from other countries. Not because of Sleepy Joe Biden.
Fox News' Tucker Carlson has a new conspiracy theory about the United States armed forces and COVID-19 vaccine. On Monday, September 20, Carlson voiced his disapproval about the COVID-19 vaccine mandate. According to Carlson, the vaccine mandate appear to be an attempt to rid the armed forces of individuals who do not share President Joe Biden's political views.
On Tucker Carlson Tonight, the primetime host also criticized U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin's order requiring all active-duty members to be fully vaccinated for COVID-19.
"The memo directs the Secretaries of the Military Departments to immediately begin full vaccination of all members of the Armed Forces under DoD authority on active duty or in the Ready Reserve, including the National Guard, who are not fully vaccinated against COVID-19," the August 25 release said.
Carlson argues that the order is "specifically designed to separate the obedient from the free." He also implied castration.
"Can't have any of the latter category," Carlson said as he described vaccination as a "political purity test" being incorporated despite "zero scientific basis."
The Fox host also attempted to push back against the military's vaccination requirement arguing that most service members are "young healthy people" who have an "extremely low risk of dying from COVID."
"The point of mandatory vaccination is to identify the sincere Christians in the ranks, the free thinkers, the men with high testosterone levels, and anyone else who does not love Joe Biden and make them leave immediately," Carlson said. "It's a takeover of the U.S. Military."
You keep drawing invalid parallels because you...
How Durham Bombshell Made a ‘Birther’ Out of Me
By Jimmy Hitler Jr. rrband
Upon reading special counsel John Durham’s 27-page indictment of attorney Michael Sussman, I found myself asking, “Is there anything Perkins Coie lawyers would not do to keep their Democrat clients in power?” Thanks to Durham, we know they launched a cyberwar against candidate Donald Trump that makes their work on the Steele dossier seem half-hearted. What we need to know is whether their work in producing Barack Obama’s birth certificate was any more legit than these other misadventures.
The Deep staters are traitors who have to be executed by Emperor Trump!
Roger is using so many Id's.
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People like you have killed thousands of people like her
An Escalon mother, who posted messages protesting against vaccines and masks, died last week of COVID-19 disease, according to an online story in the Daily Mail.
Kristen Lowery, 40, passed away on Sept. 15, leaving four school-aged children, the story says. The woman’s tragic story is featured on numerous Internet sites.
Lowery was the picture of health in Facebook posts that boasted she was “unmasked” and “unmuzzled” and a free thinker. One post featured a sign saying she was giving a “voice to the vaccine injured.” According to the Daily Mail, she appeared to attend an anti-vaccine event wearing a shirt indicating she was an “ex-vaxxer.” The shirt read: “I trusted them. Never again.”
Worker councils and worker centers have sprung up in businesses and counties across the country, concentrating the power of labor to work with (and, if necessary, against) management to protect the interests of workers. They grew out of worker health councils to protect worker interests during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Family Security Act, providing every family with a budget for paid family leave to meet whatever care needs may arise, and the Universal Childcare Act have jump-started the core care economy. Millions of jobs have been created and upgraded in the “care plus” or performance economy: counselors, coaches, advisers, mentors, tutors, trainers, navigators, community health and care workers, and many others.
One form of reparations for centuries of slavery, oppression, and discrimination against Black Americans in particular and other communities of color is the new availability of large pools of capital to local entrepreneurs across the country. These funds will be disbursed to everyone, but with a specific focus on people of color and women, particularly women of color, who want to expand or retrofit existing businesses or create new ones.
Many other things have stayed the same, or been mixed and remixed in ways that cast them in a new light. A five-year conversation about national songs and symbols, monuments and rituals, has taken many taboos off the table but has also reaffirmed deep commitments to the anthem, the flag, and other emblems of unity for a plurality nation. Painters, poets, composers, musicians, photographers, videographers, filmmakers, quilt-makers, sculptors, virtual reality coders, and artists of many other descriptions have come together in 2026 competitions, expositions, installations, festivals, and virtual events. That is one telling of 2026.
What is yours?
What is a dream we have not dared to yet dream, but you want to see be made real?
What will be our new narrative for our country?
Who will be included in the “we, the people”?
If you could find a new strand of possibility with our fellow
citizens, what would those strands be?
How would you weave them together?
How would you begin, starting this very moment?
I know how I would end. It’s 2026. Throughout the year, the nation’s first woman president presides over solemn ceremonies of reckoning, joyful celebrations of renewal, and competitions to imagine what the next fifty or 250 years will bring. In her speeches, she always makes sure to thank her sisters across the land. She thanks them for marching, lobbying, legislating, pushing, problem solving, and acting in every way they could think of. She thanks them for keeping the faith, for believing that change could and would come.
She reflects and represents a new America, a founded and re-founded America with a vision of universal and equal liberty, justice, democracy, prosperity, and security for the next 250 years. She can foresee that the presidential elections of 2028, 2032, 2036, and every four years thereafter will bring a steady progression of “firsts,” until all Americans can imagine that they can grow up to be president, or anything else they want to be. Until America is not the country that must be, but the country that is.
New Ron DeSantis surgeon general appeared in video with notorious 'alien DNA' doctor: report
Brad Reed
September 21, 2021
The man whom Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis appointed as his next surgeon general has a long history of questioning the science behind mask wearing and vaccinations as ways to combat the COVID-19 pandemic -- but that's apparently just the tip of the iceberg.
Newsweek reports that newly minted Florida surgeon general Dr. Joseph Ladapo appeared in a hydroxychloroquine-promoting video last year that was organized by a fringe group of medical professionals whose work was subsequently promoted by then-President Donald Trump.
"In July 2020, Ladapo appeared in a 43-minute viral video as part of a group called America's Frontline Doctors," writes Newsweek. "The video promoted hydroxychloroquine as a "cure" for COVID-19, even though studies haven't substantiated that claim. The video also said that masks do not slow the virus' spread and that COVID-19 is less deadly than the flu. Both claims are untrue."
Also making an appearance with Ladapo in the video was Dr. Stella Immanuel, who gained notoriety last year for her theories about demons coming to Earth and impregnating human women, as well as about physicians using "alien DNA" to treat their patients.
Despite Immanuel's wild theories, Trump last year said he was "very impressed" with her and thanked her for promoting hydroxychloroquine, which has not been proven effective as a treatment for COVID-19.
Scott should have applied for the job!
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