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Trump has a point. A country stupid enough to elect Trump can righfully be questioned as to their intelligence,

Darwin's hypothesis in action.

This was to be expected, as Trump has installed his weasels in much of the DOJ and other departments and is trying to smear as much of the incoming administration as possible. People tend to remember the charges, not the exonerations, and then Trump can squeal that the DOJ is now biased against him. Trump, through his glove puppet Barr, has started an investigation of the Biden victory. When this inevitably comes up empty, there will be more quealing, and if the incoming Attorney General stops the investigation, there will be more, if lightly different, squealing.

Trump will try to avail himself of this option if he is advised by his lawyers that he is likely to be charged and convicted. Will do him no good on state charges, however.

Agreed, but those who attack a benign system are also subject to scrutiny as to their goals. Dr, Orient and Dr. Alpha have histories that place them in the "not credible" camps.

So long as their idiotic followers keep shelling out money to prolong this farce that enriches Trump and the GOP, it will go on and on and on. All to salve Trump's fragile ego to maintain the lie that he did not loose the election.

Here's how Trump undermined Texas' Hail Mary election lawsuit with a single tweet: law professor Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton this week sued four key battleground states lost by President Donald Trump in the hopes of overturning the 2020 presidential election. Legal experts have picked apart the lawsuit and have said it stands little chance of even being heard by the United States Supreme Court, let alone succeeding. And according to University of Texas School of Law professor Stephen Vladeck, Trump may have further undermined an already-shaky case with a tweet that he posted on Wednesday morning. Specifically, Trump tweeted that "we will be INTERVENING in the Texas case," while also hyping up the Paxton lawsuit as "the big one." According to Vladeck, however, Trump intervening would harm the case's chances of success. "The central purpose of SCOTUS's 'original' jurisdiction is for disputes between states that can't be resolved elsewhere," he explained. "Successful intervention by another party would prove that the dispute *could* be resolved elsewhere — and that there's nothing unique about Texas's claims." https://www.alternet.org/2020/12/trump-election-2649429282/

I have some background in the healthcare system, and I can tell you that every medication/supplement has the potential for abreactions- even aspirin and dental freezing can be fatal under certain circumstances. In all cases, the benefits are weighed against the urgency of need and the potential for iatriogenic harm. What is harmful is the knee-jerk reactions against the products of systems that have produced drugs and procedures that have saved the lives of tens of millions. When multiple, independent oversights of drugs result in consistent approval, the default position is that there is a very high likelihood (not zero) that the drug will be esstially harmless.

The US and even Canadian media are reluctant to call Trump's BS lies even when it is blindingly obvious that he is lying.

PA GOP Senate Leader: ‘I’d Get My House Bombed’ if I Defied Trump’s Election Schemes EXPLOSIVE ALLEGATIONS Getty The Republican leader of the Pennsylvania State Senate said she feared she’d “get my house bombed” if she didn’t go along with President Trump’s scheme to overturn presidential election results in the state, according to The New York Times. Kim Ward made the comments in reference to a letter sent by 64 Republicans in Pennsylvania’s state legislature to its congressional delegation, urging them to prevent the state’s Electoral College votes from going to Joe Biden. “If I would say to you, ‘I don’t want to do it,’” Ward said about the letter. “I’d get my house bombed tonight.” Ward did not sign the letter, as she told the Times she wasn’t shown it before it was sent. The Electoral College votes on Monday, as nearly every state—including Pennsylvania—has certified their results from November’s election.

Arizona GOP Asks If Supporters Willing To Die For Trump's Election Fraud Lies The Republican group later tweeted a scene from "Rambo" in which the titular character calls on his comrades to "die for something." The Arizona Republican Party ignited backlash on Tuesday after firing off a pair of tweets that appeared to encourage President Donald Trump’s supporters to give their lives as part of an effort to overturn the election results. The controversy started late Monday when the group retweeted Ali Alexander, a leader of “Stop the Steal” ― a movement that embraces the debunked conspiracy theory that there was widespread election fraud and that Trump, not Democrat Joe Biden, actually won the contest. “I am willing to give my life for this fight,” Alexander wrote in the tweet, which the Arizona GOP shared with its more than 61,000 Twitter followers. “He is,” Arizona GOP added in their retweet. “Are you?” Arizona GOP Asks If Supporters Willing To Die For Trump's Election Fraud Lies | HuffPost Canada (huffingtonpost.ca)

You were expecting..........?

Read the article. She is the head of a medical association that opposes mandatory vaccination and government involvement in healthcare. Draw your own conclusions.

Any doctor who opposes mass, even mandatory vaccination for pandemics or realisticly potential pandemic prevention is serving their own political biases, not the health and wellbeing of their patients. Mass, mandatory vaccinations have stopped smallpox , polio and many other diseases and any doctor who denies the efficacy of that is an idealogue.

Correct. The theoretical basis for one state suing another over the selection of Electors is bizarre, to say the least.

New York Times: 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. WASHINGTON — A doctor who is skeptical of coronavirus vaccines and promotes the anti-malaria drug hydroxychloroquine as a Covid-19 treatment will be the lead witness at a Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee hearing on Tuesday, prompting criticism from Democrats who say Republicans should not give a platform to someone who spreads conspiracy theories. 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.

When we have three consecutive days of declines, we can breathe a little easier. Christmas is going to be a real test, though. Reported today that this doctor has been active in anti-vaxer campaigns for years. Being a medical doctor does not ensure anything- remember that two doctors gave cyanide Kool-aid to their childrenas well as others.

Trump Administration Declined Summer Offer To Buy More Of Pfizer’s Vaccine: Reports The COVID-19 treatment has since been shown to be more than 90% effective. Widespread rollouts of the Pfizer drug begin this week in the U.K. The Trump administration declined an offer from Pfizer to buy more doses of its COVID-19 vaccine at the end of the summer, according to several reports. Trump Administration Declined Summer Offer To Buy More Of Pfizer’s Vaccine: Reports | HuffPost Canada (huffingtonpost.ca) Rudy Juliani was revealed to have a low blood count in hospital tests. He has demanded a re-count. Florida Police Raid House Of COVID-19 Whistleblower Rebekah Jones The ousted data scientist has accused the state of asking her to censor and alter public-facing coronavirus data. Rebekah Jones, the former Florida official who says she was ousted from her job managing the state’s COVID-19 data for refusing to censor and alter case information, said Monday that armed officers raided her Tallahassee home and took all of her tech hardware. Jones, who was fired in May from her job in which she led data scientists and public health experts at Florida’s Department of Health, posted a video she captured of the Monday morning incident in which at least four officers entered with a warrant on her computer. “He just pointed a gun at my children,” Jones yells in the footage after telling the officers that her husband and two kids are also in the house.

Obviously a slow news day.

What we are seeing in the US now is a replay of the McCarthy era red witch-hunts. The biggest difference is that the GOP reined McCarthy in, and then turfed him. There are no such people in the 2020 GOP which is currently ruled by Trump, racism and fear.

There has been a credible review of Hydroxychloroquin in Europe and there was zero benefit found, but evidence of mental disturbances. The doctor in question ought to have been aware of that. Do you think that it was used when Trump went into crisis? It did not prevent him contracting COVID. Q.E.D.

Judges Chuck Sidney Powell’s ‘Kraken’ Conspiracy Suits in Georgia and Michigan REUTERS Federal judges in Georgia and Michigan sliced the tentacles off of Trump-aligned lawyer Sidney Powell’s notorious “Kraken” lawsuits Monday morning. The suits repeated now-infamous allegations that voting-machine manufacturer Dominion—abetted by authorities in both parties—conspired with Venezuela, China, and Iran to rig the election for President-elect Joe Biden. But Judge Linda V. Parker of the Wolverine State’s Eastern District court ripped the former prosecutor’s suit for doing little more than promoting scurrilous and unfounded innuendo about the vote counts out of Detroit and Dearborn, and denied a request to decertify the state’s results.

Trump's attorney general mulling his 'you can't fire me, I quit' moment — but the damage is already done William Barr may stop being attorney general before the end of Donald Trump's time in the White House, but will it be because he quit or was fired? Days after it was reported that Trump may fire Barr, new reports have Barr considering quitting. Anonymous sources tell both The New York Times and The Washington Post that Barr was totally, absolutely, thinking about quitting before the reports that he might be fired. But even if this isn't a case of "You can't fire me because I quit," it's definitely a rat deserting the sinking ship. As long as Trump was in a position for Barr to advance an agenda of unchecked executive power, firing squads, white supremacy, and attempting to crush U.S. cities under federal power, Barr was on board—he reportedly told people that he would like to stay on into a second Trump term if Trump had won. But now, be it the impending humiliation of being fired or the impending loss of power anyway, he's ready to go.

Better, still far from good.

It would be a wonderful gesture if the media simply announced that Trump has left 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue and the fumigators are coming in.