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UPDATE AND Corrections:

I just added a photo of Sen. Bernie Sanders "throwing his tantrum" about the baby onesies that are being sold at the CHD website. I included a link if anyone wants to buy these cute onesies and provocative T-shirts. Question: Is Sanders also against free speech on T-shirts?

Here's a Link showing the onesie products:

https://chdstore.org/category/390bc8d4-944b-ef11-a066-3cecef705787

Sanders' money quote: “Are you supportive of these onesies?”

I like the Onesie that says, "Little Resister."

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A few corrections I've now made:

77 - Percent of Americans who now disregard CDC guidance on Covid vaccines and boosters. Not 67 percent as I first reported.

Also, two senators did sit through the entire hearing - the chairman and the ranking Democrat (Sen Wyden). I think all the other senators skee-daddled after they made their speeches and asked one or two questions.

And a third one - 64 million people on Medicare not 68 million.

30 million citizens on Medicare proper and 34 million on "Medicare Advantage."

Kennedy said Medicare Advantage is much better but more expensive.

Correction No. 4: Big Pharma had $100 billion in profits in a recent year, according to Sen. Sanders. I had a typo and said $100 million.

... You can probably tell I was rushing to finish this story before my nutritious, MAHA supper!

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Reader East of Albuquerque's avatar

Thanks for the rundown.

I watched the whole show. My main take: It was appalling the number of US senators we have who are so obviously captured by the pharmaceutical industry, and to boot, some of them are plain old garden variety stupid.

Political realities-- well, I noted the Means pair in the audience. Clearly a lot of topics aren't being allowed to float up on the level of open discussion-- including, as you have said, the issue of the white clots.

I'm mainly feeling grateful that at least we have RFK willing to serve, and at least we have Senator Ron Johnson. Oh, and I also noted Megyn Kelly sitting next to RFK's wife. Amazing to think where things are now compared to 2020-2022. In sum: feeling appalled and feeling grateful.

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