WASHINGTON -
The Republicans who insinuated a man at the Capitol riot last year was a federal agent are not backing off even after one of their own colleagues told them they’re wrong.
The debunked Epps conspiracy theory first grew legs
on a website run by a former Trump White House speechwriter who left the position in 2018 after CNN exposed that he was listed as a speaker at a 2016 conference of **WHITE NATIONALISTS**
I said nothing of Social Media..... I understand you have selective reading but I posted straight from your very own "news" network MSM. I don't make up stats and statements and try to pass them off as "factual", unlike you and your two covers friends.
Your clan's very own narrative is breaking down in front of our very own eyes.....it is glorious and welcomed....
According to Health feedback, Walensky comments have been misquoted. This creates false impression that healthy people don't need vaccines. Actually, unvaccinated people still have far higher risk of hospitalization or death. The 75% of covid deaths refer to 28 of 29 cases out of 1.2 million vaccinated people.
MORONS Sticking With Debunked Capitol Riot Conspiracy Theory
WASHINGTON - The Republicans who insinuated a man at the Capitol riot last year was a federal agent, are not backing off, even after one of their own colleagues told them they’re wrong.
The debunked Epps conspiracy theory first grew legs on a website run by a former Trump White House speechwriter who left the position in 2018 after CNN exposed that he was listed as a speaker at a 2016 conference of **WHITE NATIONALISTS**
Instead of backing off the Epps story on Wednesday, republican MORONS: Gaetz, Greene and Cruz stuck with it.
Greene, who has voiced support for outlandish conspiracy theories in the past, simply cast doubt on the committee’s statement, asking if anyone had even seen Epps and questioning whether the committee’s interview actually happened.
3rd...I'm not debating whether or not unvaxxed have a higher risk of hospitalizations or death. Now unvaxxed vs. vaxxed per demographic, that's a whole other story and one that is NEVER discussed on this forum.
Explain the dynamics of your following statement.... "The 75% of covid deaths refer to 28 of 29 cases out of 1.2 million vaccinated people"
Do you mean to say 75% of the 28 or 29 cases of DEATH that came out of the 1.2 million vaxxed had 4 or more co-morbidities??
So 25% of those who died from covid, 28 or 29 people, did NOT have 4 or more co morbidities??
If this is what you meant to say then I understand what you are trying to explain.
MORONS Sticking With Debunked Capitol Riot Conspiracy Theory
WASHINGTON - The Republicans who insinuated a man at the Capitol riot last year was a federal agent, are not backing off, even after one of their own colleagues told them they’re wrong.
The debunked Epps conspiracy theory first grew legs on a website run by a former Trump White House speechwriter who left the position in 2018 after CNN exposed that he was listed as a speaker at a 2016 conference of **WHITE NATIONALISTS**
of course now that makes sense
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The maximum $50,000 bonus won't go to every recruit. In a news release Wednesday, military recruiting officials said the incentive, for those qualified recruits who sign up for certain career paths, is aimed at competing for the "same talent" that the private sector is competing for.
The total incentive package for new Army recruits will be based on a range of factors — such as career field, individual qualifications, length of an enlistment contract and ship date for training, officials said.
Career-based incentives will range from $1,000 up to $40,000 for jobs that need to be filled or are difficult to fill due to specific qualifications, such as radar repairers and infantry and special forces.
Officials said the Army will also offer an incentive between $2,000 to $9,000 for those who are ready to ship out to basic training within 90 days — with more money being offered for those who ship out sooner.
Fox Nation's Lara Logan Dumped
HUFFPOST -
The United Talent Agency removed Lara Logan from its roster
after she compared Dr. Anthony Fauci with infamous Nazi war
criminal Josef Mengele, multiplemediaoutlets reported.
Logan, a host on Fox News’ streaming platform Fox Nation,
was reportedly dropped by UTA several weeks ago after she
likened the nation’s top infectious diseases expert to the man
known as the “Angel of Death” during an appearance on
“Fox News Primetime” in November. The former “60 Minutes”
correspondent later doubled down on her comments.
Logan has since “all but disappeared from Fox airwaves,”
The Daily Beast noted.
HUFFPOST -The United Talent Agency removed Lara Logan from its roster after she compared Dr. Anthony Fauci with infamous Nazi war criminal Josef Mengele, multiplemediaoutlets reported. Logan, a host on Fox News’ streaming platform Fox Nation, was reportedly dropped by UTA several weeks ago after she likened the nation’s top infectious diseases expert to the man known as the “Angel of Death” during an appearance on “Fox News Primetime” in November. The former “60 Minutes” correspondent later doubled down on her comments. Logan has since “all but disappeared from Fox airwaves,” The Daily Beast noted.
She really dug a hole for herself.
He's in deep doo-doo over there.
So in a vain effort to save his political backside and hopefully get the people cheering for him he has abandoned public safety despite the ongoing pandemic and removed all covid mitigation measures including masking. 
He's in deep doo-doo over there. So in a vain effort to save his political backside and hopefully get the people cheering for him he has abandoned public safety despite the ongoing pandemic and removed all covid mitigation measures including masking.
It was entirely a political move. Not based on science.
MyPillow CEO faces defamation lawsuit
from second voting machine maker
CNN -- Mike Lindell is being sued by UK-based company Smartmatic
over his false claims that it switched votes from Trump to Biden in 2020
Multiple investigations into the 2020 election have found no evidence
of the widespread voter fraud that Lindell and other Trump allies
have been claiming. Lindell has spent the last year advancing his
conspiracy theory, funding a three-week bus tour and a three-day
“cyber symposium” on the election.
In addition to Smartmatic’s lawsuit, the state of Idaho on Tuesday
sent Lindell a cease-and-desist letter ordering him to remove his
false statements about the state’s election from his website.
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