Joe Biden is now POTUS
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The video is chopped up. Republicans are lying again.
They're doing the same shit in GA, 45 going to get his cult follows shot, they trying them old KKK intimidation tactics gut people aren't folding.
There are many ways to look at this story and none of them bodes well for the integrity of the New York Times.
Georgia is a republican state. Even if she didn’t win any new voters she’s still ahead of the game.
Do you really think Georgia is going to nominate a Jewish kid and Colored man to represent them in the Nation’s capital?
Is the world burning? If it isn’t then that answers your question about the probability of these candidates. White people only do the right thing when confronted with a bad option and a worst option. And they always stick their deplorables with the worst option so when things turn around they can pick apart the failures of the aforementioned worst option.
He should run for a smaller office first, not US Senator.
Think of US Senators — does Warnock have any legislative experience? Is that guy the best the state have to offer as it’s representative to the world? That guy?
Tommy Tuberville doesnt have any legislative experience either.....but I guess Bamas figured he was the best they had to offer.
mufucka couldnt even name the 3 branches of govt.
If voting against one of the worlds worst human beings only netted you a 12k vote surplus does one of his minions lead to a higher, lower or negative vote tally?
These feel like the videos of unarmed people being shot by cops, and pro-cop people start to create things that happen by exaggerating details to justify the person being killed.
Is Tommy a non white? Then he doesn’t have to possess actual intellect or talent because his white skin is his entrance card.
Learn from the Iowa election race. A pig slaughtering farmer not knowing the price of grain was re elected. Iowa farmers do not care about the price of grain. They say they do, but they don’t. If people show you who they are, believe them.
I don't know what the exit polls say, because I don't trust them. That said, I also don't think as many GOPers crossed over to biden as some believe due to tRump fatigue. I believe it was independents that swung sufficiently to Biden for his national and GA victories. Perhaps the DNC can do it again in GA, and get one or both of these dems elected, but it is such a long shot. GA has changed a lot over the last few decades, and there is a first time for everything, but its still GA.
The press set Stacy Abrams up for the ole okie doke. They gave her credit for mobilization and then when those run off races are called they are going to ask where was the Stacy Abrams organizations when Georgia needed them. This is to set up that cloud over her as she tries to run for governor again. Obviously a person like Amy McGrath can fail as many times as possible but no one is going to tell her she’s a loser but lord forgive Stacy for racking up a bunch of loses.
Smart dummy
Anti-Vaccine Doctor Has Been Invited to Testify Before Senate Committee
The selection of Dr. Jane M. Orient as federal health officials are trying to promote a vaccine to end the coronavirus pandemic prompted harsh criticism from Senator Chuck Schumer, Democrat of New York.
Dr. Jane M. Orient is the executive director of the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons, a group that opposes government involvement in medicine.Credit...Scott Schauer
By Sheryl Gay Stolberg
Dr. Jane M. Orient is the executive director of the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons, a group that opposes government involvement in medicine and views federal vaccine mandates as a violation of human rights.
“A public health threat is the rationale for the policy on mandatory vaccines. But how much of a threat is required to justify forcing people to accept government-imposed risks?” Dr. Orient wrote in a statement to the Senate last year, calling vaccine mandates “a serious intrusion into individual liberty, autonomy and parental decisions.”
In a phone interview on Sunday, Dr. Orient, an internist who received her medical degree from Columbia University in New York, resisted being cast as an “anti-vaxxer” and said she would not get a coronavirus vaccine because she had an autoimmune condition. She added that she opposed the government’s push for all Americans to be vaccinated against the coronavirus, noting that both vaccine candidates — one made by the Pfizer and the other by Moderna — use a new scientific method.
“It seems to me reckless to be pushing people to take risks when you don’t know what the risks are,” Dr. Orient said, adding: “People’s rights should be respected. Where is ‘my body, my choice’ when it comes to this?”
Her selection as a witness as federal health officials are trying to promote a vaccine as a way to end a pandemic that has killed more than 281,000 Americans prompted harsh criticism from Senator Chuck Schumer, Democrat of New York and the minority leader.
“At such a crucial time, giving a platform to conspiracy theorists to spread myths and falsehoods about Covid vaccines is downright dangerous and one of the last things Senate Republicans should be doing right now,” Mr. Schumer said in a statement on Sunday.
But at least two Republican House members — Representative Andy Biggs of Arizona and Representative Jeff Duncan of South Carolina — appeared to embrace Dr. Orient’s warnings against government mandates. They took to Twitter to express those views.
“Americans should have the freedom to take the COVID vaccine,” Mr. Duncan wrote on Saturday. “Americans should also have the freedom to decline the vaccine.”
A spokesman for the chairman of the Senate committee, Senator Ron Johnson, Republican of Wisconsin, did not immediately return an email message asking why Dr. Orient had been invited to testify.
Federal health officials are trying to enlist lawmakers in a campaign to encourage Americans to accept the new vaccines. An F.D.A. advisory committee will meet on Thursday to review data on the safety and efficacy of Pfizer’s vaccine candidate. If the agency grants the vaccine emergency authorization, rollout could begin shortly after.
In a private briefing with a bipartisan group of senators last month, Moncef Slaoui, the chief scientific adviser to Operation Warp Speed, the Trump administration’s vaccine development program, said that “it would help if senators got vaccinated,” according to a person familiar with the call.
Dr. Orient, who lives in Tucson, Ariz., said on Sunday that she would appear remotely during the hearing on early at-home treatment for Covid-19. She said in the interview that doctors were too often sending patients home with instructions to simply rest and ride out the disease.
The association has also sued the government in an effort to force it to release hydroxychloroquine from the national stockpile for use as a Covid-19 treatment, although the scientific evidence indicates that the drug is ineffective against the coronavirus. The case is currently before a federal appeals court.
Dr. Orient said she intended to use her testimony to call for government guidelines informing doctors about hydroxychloroquine as a potential treatment for Covid-19 patients, even though the Food and Drug Administration revoked an emergency authorization allowing the drug to be distributed from the national stockpile and has warned that it could harm those patients.
Dr. Orient’s organization has urged people to be cautious about the vaccine in blog posts with titles like “Should We Line Up for a 90% Effective Vaccine?” In her interview, she raised particular concerns about vaccinations for young people “because the effect on fertility has not been determined.” There is no evidence that any of the leading coronavirus vaccines affect fertility.
Dr. Orient also took aim at Dr. Anthony S. Fauci, the government’s top infectious disease specialist, asking, “Why is he dictating care for 340 million Americans?”
www.nytimes.com
The selection of Dr. Jane M. Orient as federal health officials are trying to promote a vaccine to end the coronavirus pandemic prompted harsh criticism from Senator Chuck Schumer, Democrat of New York.
Dr. Jane M. Orient is the executive director of the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons, a group that opposes government involvement in medicine.Credit...Scott Schauer
By Sheryl Gay Stolberg
- Dec. 6, 2020
Dr. Jane M. Orient is the executive director of the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons, a group that opposes government involvement in medicine and views federal vaccine mandates as a violation of human rights.
“A public health threat is the rationale for the policy on mandatory vaccines. But how much of a threat is required to justify forcing people to accept government-imposed risks?” Dr. Orient wrote in a statement to the Senate last year, calling vaccine mandates “a serious intrusion into individual liberty, autonomy and parental decisions.”
In a phone interview on Sunday, Dr. Orient, an internist who received her medical degree from Columbia University in New York, resisted being cast as an “anti-vaxxer” and said she would not get a coronavirus vaccine because she had an autoimmune condition. She added that she opposed the government’s push for all Americans to be vaccinated against the coronavirus, noting that both vaccine candidates — one made by the Pfizer and the other by Moderna — use a new scientific method.
“It seems to me reckless to be pushing people to take risks when you don’t know what the risks are,” Dr. Orient said, adding: “People’s rights should be respected. Where is ‘my body, my choice’ when it comes to this?”
Her selection as a witness as federal health officials are trying to promote a vaccine as a way to end a pandemic that has killed more than 281,000 Americans prompted harsh criticism from Senator Chuck Schumer, Democrat of New York and the minority leader.
“At such a crucial time, giving a platform to conspiracy theorists to spread myths and falsehoods about Covid vaccines is downright dangerous and one of the last things Senate Republicans should be doing right now,” Mr. Schumer said in a statement on Sunday.
But at least two Republican House members — Representative Andy Biggs of Arizona and Representative Jeff Duncan of South Carolina — appeared to embrace Dr. Orient’s warnings against government mandates. They took to Twitter to express those views.
“Americans should have the freedom to take the COVID vaccine,” Mr. Duncan wrote on Saturday. “Americans should also have the freedom to decline the vaccine.”
A spokesman for the chairman of the Senate committee, Senator Ron Johnson, Republican of Wisconsin, did not immediately return an email message asking why Dr. Orient had been invited to testify.
Federal health officials are trying to enlist lawmakers in a campaign to encourage Americans to accept the new vaccines. An F.D.A. advisory committee will meet on Thursday to review data on the safety and efficacy of Pfizer’s vaccine candidate. If the agency grants the vaccine emergency authorization, rollout could begin shortly after.
In a private briefing with a bipartisan group of senators last month, Moncef Slaoui, the chief scientific adviser to Operation Warp Speed, the Trump administration’s vaccine development program, said that “it would help if senators got vaccinated,” according to a person familiar with the call.
Dr. Orient, who lives in Tucson, Ariz., said on Sunday that she would appear remotely during the hearing on early at-home treatment for Covid-19. She said in the interview that doctors were too often sending patients home with instructions to simply rest and ride out the disease.
The association has also sued the government in an effort to force it to release hydroxychloroquine from the national stockpile for use as a Covid-19 treatment, although the scientific evidence indicates that the drug is ineffective against the coronavirus. The case is currently before a federal appeals court.
Dr. Orient said she intended to use her testimony to call for government guidelines informing doctors about hydroxychloroquine as a potential treatment for Covid-19 patients, even though the Food and Drug Administration revoked an emergency authorization allowing the drug to be distributed from the national stockpile and has warned that it could harm those patients.
Dr. Orient’s organization has urged people to be cautious about the vaccine in blog posts with titles like “Should We Line Up for a 90% Effective Vaccine?” In her interview, she raised particular concerns about vaccinations for young people “because the effect on fertility has not been determined.” There is no evidence that any of the leading coronavirus vaccines affect fertility.
Dr. Orient also took aim at Dr. Anthony S. Fauci, the government’s top infectious disease specialist, asking, “Why is he dictating care for 340 million Americans?”
Anti-Vaccine Doctor Has Been Invited to Testify Before Senate Committee (Published 2020)
The selection of Dr. Jane M. Orient as federal health officials are trying to promote a vaccine to end the coronavirus pandemic prompted harsh criticism from Senator Chuck Schumer, Democrat of New York.
I am old enough to remember when Dr. Jane used to pal around in the 90s as Edward Herrman.
I don't expect this thread will die out before 2024. It's already set up to be the go-to thread for anything happening with the Biden/Harris Admin.It is a damn shame this thread is still going. It was supposed to had died weeks ago
Lightbright just shed a homosexual tearI don't expect this thread will die out before 2024. It's already set up to be the go-to thread for anything happening with the Biden/Harris Admin.
So was Trump and RudyIt is a damn shame this thread is still going. It was supposed to had died weeks ago
Every time he does this, it makes him look more pathetic. Nigga lost by damn near 8 million votes talking about he still won
Trump is a 100% cat bitch! Yes that is the word, Pathetic!
You be doing that type of non-verbal communication?
He been trying to get a sticky thread for weeks. He won’t even reply to this thread
What you mean?
SNL Cold Open Takes On Michigan Election Hearing
By Charu Sinha@charulatasinha
Heeding the calls of fans across the country, Cecily Strong donned an extremely messy bun as Melissa Carone, Trump’s disastrous star witness at Michigan’s election-fraud hearing, in last night’s Saturday Night Live cold open. After swearing to “Gob” to tell the whole truth, Strong as Carone attests to seeing “hundreds if not thousands of dead people vote” (which is not far off from something the real Carone said). “I have been threatened, my kids have been threatened, my kids have threatened me, and I’ve threatened them right back,” Strong’s Carone says with the familiar cadence of another beloved Strong character. Meanwhile, Kate McKinnon reprised her role as Rudy Giuliani, bringing out three more witnesses, including Heidi Gardner as a woman who eats ballots and Chloe Fineman as Nicole Kidman’s character from The Undoing. Fineman’s Kidman clarifies that her confounding accent is actually from “the Upper East Side of Australia,” offering viewers more clarity than was offered from that series’s actual season finale.
What are Magnitsky sanctions and why does Russia oppose them?
Why is the world adopting Magnitsky laws – and why does Vladimir Putin want them dropped?
Beyond U.S. disaccord, The Magnitsky laws being revoked in the U.S. and then being dismantled before approval in the EU were pretty much what Putin wanted from Trump.
Wow
What are Magnitsky sanctions and why does Russia oppose them?
Why is the world adopting Magnitsky laws – and why does Vladimir Putin want them dropped?www.smh.com.au
Beyond U.S. disaccord, The Magnitsky laws being revoked in the U.S. and then being dismantled before approval in the EU were pretty much what Putin wanted from Trump.
Please continue.What are Magnitsky sanctions and why does Russia oppose them?
Why is the world adopting Magnitsky laws – and why does Vladimir Putin want them dropped?
Beyond U.S. disaccord, The Magnitsky laws being revoked in the U.S. and then being dismantled before approval in the EU were pretty much what Putin wanted from Trump.
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