My favorite part is when they act like they always thought this...
This affects us all
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I think you would have no chance as a cult leader. If a cult leader were to whisper a few nice words I could see you being one hell of a follower.
Your takes on this are idiotic....rinse, repeat.
The vaxxes do very little for the vast majority. If everyone was vaxxed, things would be exactly as they are now anyway.
OK, OK I admit it. LOL, I use to think you guys were actively working at being dumb so that you could follow your ant-science liar cult leader and not suffer cognitive dissonance.. I now realize that unfortunately it is natural as you are a ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,MORON
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The Vax continues to kill.
NY Times Editor, 49, Dies One Day After Moderna Booster Shot. - The National Pulse
Carlos Tejada, a New York Times Deputy Asia Editor, has died at the age of 49. He suffered a heart attack less than a day after posting to social media that he had received a Moderna booster vaccination.Tejada, who worked in part on the paper’s COVID-19 coverage, was married with two children...thenationalpulse.com
But somehow he survived the first 2 vaccines ?
This thread is amazing. Dem cities, and their policies, are even starting to push out very liberal people. Of course they move to red states and will vote for the same policies that destroyed the place they moved from.
This one captures Dem policy perfectly. Messages like this should be repeated over and over by the GOP next fall.
If we didn't have Delta or Omicron, I think we would be looking at an endemic by now IMO
Support and make excuses for your insurrectionist authoritarian Grifter and co-horts once again
Trump’s ex-adviser spells out 2020 election subversion scheme
Former White House trade adviser to former President Donald Trump, Peter Navarro, is currently shilling a memoir. In his book, In Trump Time, he says that it was he and conspiracy blowhard Steve Bannon that were responsible for coordinating an effort among congressional legislators to stop certification of Joe Biden’s win in 2020.
Navarro and Bannon called the plan the “Green Bay Sweep,” an homage to a famous play in football dreamed up by NFL coach Vince Lombardi where a running back takes a handoff and runs parallel with the scrimmage line before finally heading back upfield behind the lead blockers.
In an interview last week with The Daily Beast, Navarro said he and Bannon coordinated with Reps. Paul Gosar of Arizona and Ted Cruz of Texas.
“We spent a lot of time lining up over 100 congressmen, including some senators. It started out perfectly. At 1 p.m., Gosar and Cruz did exactly what was expected of them. It was a perfect plan,” Navarro said before insisting all that was done was “predicated on peace and calm on Capitol Hill,” he wrote.
His boast continued: “We didn’t even need any protestors, because we had over 100 congressmen committed to it.”
He also insists that he wasn’t trying to overturn the election. Rather, the reason why Navarro and Bannon thought the maneuver so clever was because it would force the clock to be dragged out during the joint certification session.
In an article by Rolling Stone, Navarro reveled in the idea that objections by so many lawmakers could eat up to 24 hours of televised hearings.
Such drama would be built around the objections that it would “put the certification of the election on ice for at least another several weeks,” he wrote.
This would be the perfect time to have states look at Trump’s claims of fraud in the 2020 race and all that was needed was for Mike Pence to be on board.
Unfortunately for them, he was not.
Just as the certification session commenced on Jan. 6, Pence released a letter saying he did not have “unilateral authority” to overturn the results. He did, however, amplify Trump’s concerns about election fraud.
A detail highlighted by Navarro may raise a few skeptical eyebrows.
In his memoir, the former White House official suggests that the insurrection was a detriment to the Green Bay Sweep.
The insurrection, Navarro says in hindsight, deflected from their goal. Lawmakers, be they Democrat or Republican, could have pointed to the melee after the attack and used it as an excuse to stop more challenges to the electoral results.
The Green Bay Sweep, Navarro wrote, ended “ingloriously” because “Pence blew the play.”
Pence, the subject of much derision by the president and his hangers-on toward the end of the administration’s time in office, would now secure his place in history as “the Brutus most responsible for the final betrayal of President Trump,” Navarro wrote.
Pence’s refusal “secured his place in history as the Brutus most responsible for the final betrayal of President Trump,” he railed.
It is unclear if Navarro will be hit with a subpoena by the Jan. 6 committee. His role promoting election fraud conspiracy was vast; he composed a 36-page report last December entitled The Immaculate Deception and he regularly parroted Trump’s bogus claims of fraud in the wake of Trump’s defeat.
Navarro’s colleague, Bannon, has refused to comply with a subpoena by the select committee and wound up being referred by Congress for criminal contempt. The Justice Department indicted him in short order and his trial is now slated for the summer.
Bannon is out on bail and in the meantime, he’s hosted Navarro on his podcast, War Room, as recently as last week. During a Dec. 17 appearance, Navarro questioned the legitimacy of the Jan. 6 committee despite the fact that courts have upheld its constitutionality and have recognized its function as a legislative body.
Navarro did find time during the interview to heap praise on Bannon glowing reviews. Pointing at him, Navarro gushed: “January 6, this whole notion that little [Rep.] Jamie Raskin's got that, somehow, President Trump wanted to do an insurrection? You were the hero of January 6.”
“Pence is the quarterback, we had a hundred people working on the Green Bay team as linemen, half backs and full backs, pulling guards, who were going to make sure we remanded the results back to the battleground states for a couple of weeks, so we could get to the bottom of that,” Navarro said.
Navarro did not return a request for comment Tuesday.
Trump’s ex-adviser spells out 2020 election subversion scheme
Former White House trade adviser to former President Donald Trump, Peter Navarro, is currently shilling a memoir. In his book, In Trump Time, he says that it was he and conspiracy blowhard Steve Bannon that were responsible for coordinating an effort among congressional legislators to stop certification of Joe Biden’s win in 2020.
Navarro and Bannon called the plan the “Green Bay Sweep,” an homage to a famous play in football dreamed up by NFL coach Vince Lombardi where a running back takes a handoff and runs parallel with the scrimmage line before finally heading back upfield behind the lead blockers.
In an interview last week with The Daily Beast, Navarro said he and Bannon coordinated with Reps. Paul Gosar of Arizona and Ted Cruz of Texas.
“We spent a lot of time lining up over 100 congressmen, including some senators. It started out perfectly. At 1 p.m., Gosar and Cruz did exactly what was expected of them. It was a perfect plan,” Navarro said before insisting all that was done was “predicated on peace and calm on Capitol Hill,” he wrote.
His boast continued: “We didn’t even need any protestors, because we had over 100 congressmen committed to it.”
He also insists that he wasn’t trying to overturn the election. Rather, the reason why Navarro and Bannon thought the maneuver so clever was because it would force the clock to be dragged out during the joint certification session.
In an article by Rolling Stone, Navarro reveled in the idea that objections by so many lawmakers could eat up to 24 hours of televised hearings.
Such drama would be built around the objections that it would “put the certification of the election on ice for at least another several weeks,” he wrote.
This would be the perfect time to have states look at Trump’s claims of fraud in the 2020 race and all that was needed was for Mike Pence to be on board.
Unfortunately for them, he was not.
Just as the certification session commenced on Jan. 6, Pence released a letter saying he did not have “unilateral authority” to overturn the results. He did, however, amplify Trump’s concerns about election fraud.
A detail highlighted by Navarro may raise a few skeptical eyebrows.
In his memoir, the former White House official suggests that the insurrection was a detriment to the Green Bay Sweep.
The insurrection, Navarro says in hindsight, deflected from their goal. Lawmakers, be they Democrat or Republican, could have pointed to the melee after the attack and used it as an excuse to stop more challenges to the electoral results.
The Green Bay Sweep, Navarro wrote, ended “ingloriously” because “Pence blew the play.”
Pence, the subject of much derision by the president and his hangers-on toward the end of the administration’s time in office, would now secure his place in history as “the Brutus most responsible for the final betrayal of President Trump,” Navarro wrote.
Pence’s refusal “secured his place in history as the Brutus most responsible for the final betrayal of President Trump,” he railed.
It is unclear if Navarro will be hit with a subpoena by the Jan. 6 committee. His role promoting election fraud conspiracy was vast; he composed a 36-page report last December entitled The Immaculate Deception and he regularly parroted Trump’s bogus claims of fraud in the wake of Trump’s defeat.
Navarro’s colleague, Bannon, has refused to comply with a subpoena by the select committee and wound up being referred by Congress for criminal contempt. The Justice Department indicted him in short order and his trial is now slated for the summer.
Bannon is out on bail and in the meantime, he’s hosted Navarro on his podcast, War Room, as recently as last week. During a Dec. 17 appearance, Navarro questioned the legitimacy of the Jan. 6 committee despite the fact that courts have upheld its constitutionality and have recognized its function as a legislative body.
Navarro did find time during the interview to heap praise on Bannon glowing reviews. Pointing at him, Navarro gushed: “January 6, this whole notion that little [Rep.] Jamie Raskin's got that, somehow, President Trump wanted to do an insurrection? You were the hero of January 6.”
“Pence is the quarterback, we had a hundred people working on the Green Bay team as linemen, half backs and full backs, pulling guards, who were going to make sure we remanded the results back to the battleground states for a couple of weeks, so we could get to the bottom of that,” Navarro said.
Navarro did not return a request for comment Tuesday.
Freaking Alex Berenson quoted in that rag. What crap. Man hit by car day after booster. LOL
Yeah right dipshit..... before vaxxes, the survival rate was 99.6 or some crazy high number like that. The only people that should be vaxxed are the high-risk folks.
Support and make excuses for your insurrectionist authoritarian Grifter and co-horts once again
Trump’s ex-adviser spells out 2020 election subversion scheme
Former White House trade adviser to former President Donald Trump, Peter Navarro, is currently shilling a memoir. In his book, In Trump Time, he says that it was he and conspiracy blowhard Steve Bannon that were responsible for coordinating an effort among congressional legislators to stop certification of Joe Biden’s win in 2020.
Navarro and Bannon called the plan the “Green Bay Sweep,” an homage to a famous play in football dreamed up by NFL coach Vince Lombardi where a running back takes a handoff and runs parallel with the scrimmage line before finally heading back upfield behind the lead blockers.
In an interview last week with The Daily Beast, Navarro said he and Bannon coordinated with Reps. Paul Gosar of Arizona and Ted Cruz of Texas.
“We spent a lot of time lining up over 100 congressmen, including some senators. It started out perfectly. At 1 p.m., Gosar and Cruz did exactly what was expected of them. It was a perfect plan,” Navarro said before insisting all that was done was “predicated on peace and calm on Capitol Hill,” he wrote.
His boast continued: “We didn’t even need any protestors, because we had over 100 congressmen committed to it.”
He also insists that he wasn’t trying to overturn the election. Rather, the reason why Navarro and Bannon thought the maneuver so clever was because it would force the clock to be dragged out during the joint certification session.
In an article by Rolling Stone, Navarro reveled in the idea that objections by so many lawmakers could eat up to 24 hours of televised hearings.
Such drama would be built around the objections that it would “put the certification of the election on ice for at least another several weeks,” he wrote.
This would be the perfect time to have states look at Trump’s claims of fraud in the 2020 race and all that was needed was for Mike Pence to be on board.
Unfortunately for them, he was not.
Just as the certification session commenced on Jan. 6, Pence released a letter saying he did not have “unilateral authority” to overturn the results. He did, however, amplify Trump’s concerns about election fraud.
A detail highlighted by Navarro may raise a few skeptical eyebrows.
In his memoir, the former White House official suggests that the insurrection was a detriment to the Green Bay Sweep.
The insurrection, Navarro says in hindsight, deflected from their goal. Lawmakers, be they Democrat or Republican, could have pointed to the melee after the attack and used it as an excuse to stop more challenges to the electoral results.
The Green Bay Sweep, Navarro wrote, ended “ingloriously” because “Pence blew the play.”
Pence, the subject of much derision by the president and his hangers-on toward the end of the administration’s time in office, would now secure his place in history as “the Brutus most responsible for the final betrayal of President Trump,” Navarro wrote.
Pence’s refusal “secured his place in history as the Brutus most responsible for the final betrayal of President Trump,” he railed.
It is unclear if Navarro will be hit with a subpoena by the Jan. 6 committee. His role promoting election fraud conspiracy was vast; he composed a 36-page report last December entitled The Immaculate Deception and he regularly parroted Trump’s bogus claims of fraud in the wake of Trump’s defeat.
Navarro’s colleague, Bannon, has refused to comply with a subpoena by the select committee and wound up being referred by Congress for criminal contempt. The Justice Department indicted him in short order and his trial is now slated for the summer.
Bannon is out on bail and in the meantime, he’s hosted Navarro on his podcast, War Room, as recently as last week. During a Dec. 17 appearance, Navarro questioned the legitimacy of the Jan. 6 committee despite the fact that courts have upheld its constitutionality and have recognized its function as a legislative body.
Navarro did find time during the interview to heap praise on Bannon glowing reviews. Pointing at him, Navarro gushed: “January 6, this whole notion that little [Rep.] Jamie Raskin's got that, somehow, President Trump wanted to do an insurrection? You were the hero of January 6.”
“Pence is the quarterback, we had a hundred people working on the Green Bay team as linemen, half backs and full backs, pulling guards, who were going to make sure we remanded the results back to the battleground states for a couple of weeks, so we could get to the bottom of that,” Navarro said.
Navarro did not return a request for comment Tuesday.
He’s selling a book, huh? He also said the FBI incited the Capitol riots. Is he a conman, or did he just decide to tell the truth? Doesn’t matter, he’s going to sell a lot of books to Dems thirsty for a story.
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Tell me you didn’t read the article without telling me you didn’t read the article.
JNJ vax and then Moderna. That’s 2 total shots.
Hit by car? @stoneaxe27 just can’t help but post fake news multiple times a day.
Huh? Endemic doesn’t mean that covid is gone. It means that covid becomes even less severe than it already is. Kinda like herd immunity. And obviously herd immunity can be reached through recovery from infection (strongest, longest lasting immunity) or from a vax (shorter, weaker immunity with risks of adverse side effects).
Lets change his name to Hari Moron. What an idiot.
It means it is like the seasonal cold and flu endemics. Always coming back, but nothing to fear.
Not that it is equivalent to illegal drugs, but the more things you inject the greater the chance for adversity - especially when the “product” didn’t exist 2 years ago.
48 year olds usually don’t drop dead. That’s why the timing is quite curious. Kind of like the Oracle guy who bragged about getting the vax and died within a couple of months after disappearing.
It’s almost like this guy is denying his inner-Republican self. It may take him a little more time to come out of the closet.
Now NYC goes Omni ; DeBlow still Mayor...
NYPD just went to some units at 12 hour tours. 3 1/2 hours OT ! Refund the Police ?
All have their days AND vacations OFF cancelled and to go or stay at work !''
Why ? The fear that there will be shortages on Patrol.
Riots, civil unrest, Macy's Thanksgiving Parade......NO......Positive tests or waiting for tests.
6,000 NYPD on sick leave today !
NYPD just went to some units at 12 hour tours. 3 1/2 hours OT ! Refund the Police ?
All have their days AND vacations OFF cancelled and to go or stay at work !''
Why ? The fear that there will be shortages on Patrol.
Riots, civil unrest, Macy's Thanksgiving Parade......NO......Positive tests or waiting for tests.
6,000 NYPD on sick leave today !
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If you think NY city is a tough place to be a Republican, SF is easily 5X worse. You literally feel like all eyes you come across are sizing you up. If anything, the dude underplayed how bad it is there. All of the tech co's should bale on that city with "Kiss my ass" on the back of those busses
Yes, if I'm in South Korea, 48 years old, in good health, get an injection, post about the injection on social media, and am dead 24 hours later....the most likely cause is the injection directly caused my death. Sure, there are other possibilities. But, given the available information it is highly likely.
Larry Ellison bought Lanai, moved there, and sent Oracle HQ to Texas......
So you killing grandma because you didn't wear a mask isn't the same leap ? Look I'm not saying it isn't possible. Heck it could have also indirectly contributed to his death (undiagnosed health issue) but I'd wait for an autopsy ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Killed him? No.
Could it have been a contributing factor? Sure. If it caused an overreaction to a guy with a building heart issue/problem, I could see it being a factor in his death.
Sure but we participate in all sorts of things that could kill us. I don't understand the fixation on C19 vaccines
My wife and I have seriously looked at a couple of islands (some of them not crazy expensive as you might think) Last one we looked at was $1.5
No, masks are quite ineffective since most of them don’t work against viruses. If infected, grandma would likely survive multiple days. This happened within 24 hours.
He got an injection and died 24 hours later. Yes, it “likely” killed him or directly triggered the thing that did kill him. There is a reason Pfizer and Moderna won’t give the vaccine to non citizens - they don’t have immunity against lawsuits.
Sadly, I don‘t trust the media or government to be honest. We hear very little about vaccine caused deaths and when ex-soccer players question the number of soccer players having heart issues (on-air) they get censored and cut off. In entire careers, they never saw a single occurrence and now it happens regularly.
Hawaii is (maybe was) great. But, at a certain age healthcare is the top issue. For example, I knew a kidney patient on Maui. There was a single nephrologist on the island. Right after this person left Maui, the single doctor died mysteriously. As she said, not a single patient thought they would outlive this youngish doctor.
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Going to be fun watching fear porn loving Dems turn on the CDC after a year and a half of treating the CDC like the purveyors of truth.
Forget masks. It’s time for us to all get wheelchairs. If you are sitting down, the virus flies over your head. What’s the worst that could happen if we just stop walking? #science
Can kids ditch the masks when sitting down, or just the adults that they are sacrificing their future for?
She also made a half a million dollars teaching a class at Harvard but says the student debt is outrageous…are we seeing a pattern with this liberal trash?
Warren Urges Crackdown on Wall Street Over Climate Change
(Bloomberg) -- Senator Elizabeth Warren accused the financial services industry of being a major contributor to climate change and urged U.S. regulators to hold it to account.Most Read from BloombergCoronavirus Can Persist for Months After Traversing BodyCDC Reduces Isolation Time; Apple Shuts...www.yahoo.com
So she proposes cutting funding to companies in the energy industry, auto industry, etc? Penalizing banks for lending to them? Talk about a job crushing strategy. People like Warren are nuts and have no business being politicians.
Ummm…I actually follow data on Covid. You read the Huffington post for your scientific info. That is why you follow a party that thinks that gender is not determined at conception….
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