Time for a laugh–these cartoons are from Robert Blumen
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HHS Sec. Kennedy was criticized recently for saying doctors are financially incentivized to fully vaccinate children.Well, no one should ever forget this HUGE incentive for giving out COVID shots
And I was offered financial incentives by insurers for achieving a sufficient percentage of vaccinated adults when in private practice 25 years ago.
And I was offered financial incentives by insurers for achieving a sufficient percentage of vaccinated adults when in private practice 25 years ago.
2 Republican Senators (AK and ME) are on the fence about RFK, Jr. We need your help telling their offices why we need him. Hearing probably next week. Email is least effective. Calls/letters preferred
The hearing is set for Wednesday, January 29 with a possible second day on the 30th
Bill Gates sings about those vaccines
And does street theater too
And does street theater too
29 years ago the UN published a book about its plans for global governance, which it has been carrying out ever since
Thanks to Rhoda Wilson at The Expose. This was completely new to me!
Thanks to Rhoda Wilson at The Expose. This was completely new to me!
US food benefit programs. This analysis on how many people benefit, how they benefit, what it costs, and how to improve the system is timely with Congress currently funding the programs
I put this 15 page report together in March, and published part of it previously. Please go to the substack site for the entire report, as it may be too large for email.
I put this 15 page report together in March, and published part of it previously. Please go to the substack site for the entire report, as it may be too large for email.