🚨Missouri v. Biden: Interesting update. Amicus brief filed by democrat led states and the District of Columbia in support of government censorship. I say it’s interesting, because the government is arguing that states don’t have standing, and in come the left to support them.
I need not say more.
Also, in comes the Brennan Center. Surprised?
This filing is just frustrating. Now, STATE government is trying to gaslight the appeals court and everyone else by claiming the collaboration was “non coercive” - this is an abject lie and this is nothing more than the government trying to trample your 1st amendment.
This also makes you wonder - why only DEMOCRAT led states on this? If their argument is so virtuous, why not EVERY state standing up to support it? I’ll tell you why - because the left have become the party of dictatorship, fascism, and authoritarian boot stomping.
Again, this type of communication IS PERMITTED under the injunction. Are they this stupid, or are they this evil?
Not to mention, the only “integrity” they care about in elections is how well they can run their grift without pushback.
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By the authority vested in me as President by the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America, it is hereby ordered:
Section 1.  Purpose.  American life expectancy significantly lags behind other developed countries, with pre‑COVID-19 United States life expectancy averaging 78.8 years and comparable countries averaging 82.6 years.  This equates to 1.25 billion fewer life years for the United States population.  Six in 10 Americans have at least one chronic disease, and four in 10 have two or more chronic diseases.  An estimated one in five United States adults lives with a mental illness.
These realities become even more painful when contrasted with nations around the globe.  Across 204 countries and territories, the United States had the highest age-standardized incidence rate of cancer in 2021, nearly double the next-highest rate.  Further, from 1990-2021, the United States experienced an 88 percent increase in cancer, the largest percentage increase of any country evaluated.  In 2021, asthma was more than twice as common in the United States than most of Europe, Asia, or Africa.  Autism spectrum disorders had the highest prevalence in high-income countries, including the United States, in 2021.  Similarly, autoimmune diseases such as inflammatory bowel disease, psoriasis, and multiple sclerosis are more commonly diagnosed in high-income areas such as Europe and North America.  Overall, the global comparison data demonstrates that the health of Americans is on an alarming trajectory that requires immediate action.
This concern applies urgently to America’s children.  In 2022, an estimated 30 million children (40.7 percent) had at least one health condition, such as allergies, asthma, or an autoimmune disease.  Autism spectrum disorder now affects 1 in 36 children in the United States — a staggering increase from rates of 1 to 4 out of 10,000 children identified with the condition during the 1980s.  Eighteen percent of late adolescents and young adults have fatty liver disease, close to 30 percent of adolescents are prediabetic, and more than 40 percent of adolescents are overweight or obese.
In 2022, 22-year-old Devin Perkins was on his way home from a night out with his girlfriend and 2 other friends. A drunk driver was driving the wrong way on SR44 and plowed into them head-on, killing all but Devin... Devin was just convicted for their deaths.
READ ON
On December 11, 2022 police begin getting calls about a wrong way driver on SR44.
They would receive 2 calls about Tom Petry driving the Tacoma the wrong way before the crash.
After driving the wrong way for 8 miles, the Tacoma strikes Devin's car, killing his passengers instantly. Devin sustains major injuries. The driver of the Tacoma, Tom Petry, flees the scene.
🚨📢There has been a lot of talk lately about childhood vaccines and autism. Few organizations have done more work in this space than @ICANdecide, so let's bring it back to basics that everyone can agree on. Can the @CDCgov say that they DO NOT cause Autism? The answer is NO.
In 2019, ICAN submitted a FOIA to the CDC looking for all of the studies they had relied upon to come to the conclusion that the DTaP vaccine does NOT cause autism, as they claimed on their website.
They did the same thing for other vaccines - HepB, Hib, PCV13, and IPV -- and also asked for proof that the cumulative exposure to these shots during the first 6 months of life DO NOT CAUSE autism, as the CDC claims boldly on their website.
🚨🚨BREAKING: In a huge win for freedom of speech, Judge in Missouri v. Biden rules case to continue with more limited discovery. THREAD:
First a summary of where we are: After the SCOTUS remanded the case back to the district court for further proceedings, the judge asked the parties to brief him on whether the case should continue given the standing requirement leveled by SCOTUS.
I would also like to bring attention to his choice of words here, because, talk about a bit of a troll -- "burdened by what has been..."
🧵🚨Suddenly, the owner of the Washington Post, Jeff Bezos, acknowledges that the American people don't trust the media. But don't get it twisted. He isn't worried that the media isn't telling the American people the truth. (Read More)
He isn't worried that it has become a propaganda arm of the US intelligence apparatus. He isn't troubled that the media legitimately lies to the people over and over and over again—he is troubled that the people are getting their information from outside sources that are not those things. You need to look no further than the last two paragraphs of the piece he just published in his own paper to see it.
Oh, Jeff. Jeff, Jeff, Jeff. Where to begin? Here's the deal—the reason the Washington Post has lost its chutzpah is a function of those things. It is because, for years, you have acted as an ideological propaganda rag and a tool of the now familiar "deep state" in this country. Your "newspaper" lacks total credibility and has no customers because of the podcasts you chide in your piece as disinformation.
🧵A small-town Kentucky sheriff shot a judge inside of his chambers last Thursday. It seemed like an absolutely crazy act of random violence, but there seems to be more going on here. cnn.com/2024/09/20/us/…
The sheriff in question (Shawn "Mickey" Stines) wasn't only the towns sheriff, but also served as the judges bailiff for years before being elected.
Stines was named in a lawsuit filed against another deputy named Ben Fields. Sabrina Adkins (the other Plaintiff passed away) alleges that when Fields was assigned as her home incarceration supervisor, he extorted her for sexual favors.