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Presumably Moore had some idea that an investigation was underway. Is there any chance an investigation wouldn't at least give him a chance to explain his side, even as a last step before completing the investigation? Is it possible that the side chick cooperated with the investigation and Moore only found out as he was shown the door?
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We need to require a Congressional approval for pardons. Pardons and commutations are good in principle in allowing a President to right a wrong but the abuses are growing too much. An amendment is needed that should require the House to vote on the pardon/commutation at the beginning of its next quorum. First vote of the day. And not just a voice vote but require an actual vote. Force them to put their name on it. And no pardons allowed in the period between 1 week prior to election day and the new congress, including new President is inaugurated.
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Imagine the conflicts if the President gets to override a state's (governor's) right to pardon. I assume it could also mean that a President could veto a governor's pardon if the President disagrees with the pardon.
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Unspecified but I assume that at some point the dangers of the COVID vaccine will be read to you and you will need to sign off that you accept taking your life into danger.
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The best part of this failure in Indiana is that while the state senators do want GOP control in Congress, they have pointed to the bullying and harassment from Trump & Co., as well as his behavior for their rejection of Trump's wishes. One state GOP senator, with a Down's syndrome child, called out Trump's insensitivity towards people like his child. Sadly, these politicians will will most likely face consequences in future elections or be required to resign to avoid them.
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Wish that had been followed up with inquiring about why the FBI is unable to discover more information about the #1 threat to American safety.
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CNN reporting that the FDA is going to issue a black label warning on COVID vaccines packaging. The label is reserved for the most dangerous drugs that carry a high risk like opioids.
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I caught her interview with Tim Miller of the bulwark podcast. She struggled to put together complete sentences. I know people praise her past writing as a reporter but she was anything but forthcoming. She neither wanted to talk much about her relationship with RFK nor about how she failed to stick to journalistic standards. Um, that is the only 2 topics that interest anyone.
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Does the doctors office sell you the supplements? I’m skeptical of anyone that tells you that certain health numbers are low and then sells you their proprietary/secret compounded supplements. I don’t believe that all longevity doctors are bad but fraud is very easy in this space.
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future generations will have giant advances with either mRNA or CRISPR (or whatever) in improved health outcomes. Yes, this would be modifying your body in an unnatural way but I also don’t think that my LASIK surgery was natural. as someone approaching older age too rapidly, I’m hoping for quick research or even opening up availability into studies.
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Charlie Kirk assassinated at an event in Utah (by a 22 YO groyper)
Nice Guy Eddie replied to msbesq's topic in Cloak Room
Weiss: “One of the most alarming things about Charlie’s murder was about how people reacted to it.” I would think that the murder itself would be #1 alarming aspect and there’s not a close second worth listing. -
There are a fair amount of expenses that you can use for future HSA tax free withdrawals. OTC meds, prescription, doctor payments, etc. Even mileage to the doctor's office and home are reimbursable.
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Vaccines hits people differently. The COVID vaccine knocks me down for 3 days, flu shot gives me flu like symptoms, and the shingles vaccine had zero symptoms not even arm pain. I've heard from others that the COVID vaccine does nothing to them, but that the shingles vaccine made them consider a ER visit it was so bad. Who knows. Actually getting shingles sounds to be very painful. I personally know 2 seniors who have extensive scarring on their face from shingles, and were worried about losing their sight.
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Trumps War on drugs, Venezuela and Colombia
Nice Guy Eddie replied to Wally Fairway's topic in Cloak Room
Funny how we've never stopped one Russian oil tanker in over 5 years of sanctions. Now we're confiscating Venezuelan tankers out of the blue. -
Interesting UK study that showed the shingles vaccine may protect someone from (some) cognitive decline. https://hsph.harvard.edu/news/link-between-shingles-vaccine-and-slowed-dementia-is-promising-says-expert/ the study author admits that there could be a study bias in that someone who seeks out the vaccine may overall be healthier when compared to the general public. For the control group who did not have the vaccine, it was not necessarily their choice but rather they didn’t meet the eligibility for the vaccine. UK socialized medicine. Therefore this isn’t necessarily vaxxers vs anti-vaxxers. And for anyone here 50+ who hasn’t had the shingles vaccine, ask someone who had an episode of shingles for their view. Shingles and its vaccine is not like skipping the flu shot and getting the flu. As a warning, I know some have bad reactions to the shingles vaccine. I was lucky to avoid it.
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