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RFK hearing day - So do we want transparency and accountability?

Wait a sec, the Senator says 1 in 36, used to be 1 in 10,000, numbers it seems everyone in the room including the doctors can all more or less agree on. Last time I checked, that means the rate of autism has increased.

But Joe says in a very matter-of-fact way that the rate of autism has remained constant throughout history because it was a prerequisite to his new "science" that said that it was childhood infections that is causing autism.

Think about it people. Use your common sense.

What a 🤡 this forum hooked their wagon to all these years. That is all.

 
The studies showing 'millions of lives saved' were based on flawed modeling; the trial data revealed no mortality benefit in either the covid-19 or the all-cause categories.

Pfizer got billions for nothing.


Sure they did bud.

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Let’s see who questioned RFK Jr. today:

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Sen. Raphael Warnock has over $5 million in campaign funds, received more than $220,000 from health professionals and public officials since 2021, and took over $850,000 from pharmaceutical and health product interest groups in the 2022 election cycle. Additionally, he has received over $1.8 million in large individual contributions.

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Sen. Ben Ray Luján’s largest donor is the National Association of Broadcasters, which is linked to BlackRock, a firm that manages a $615 million health sciences portfolio.

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Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto has received over $1 million from Emily’s List, a major abortion rights advocacy group tied to Planned Parenthood.

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Sen. Mark Warner has received over $415,000 from Apollo Global Management, a firm heavily invested in pharmaceuticals and the owner of Covis Pharma.

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Sen. Maggie Hassan has received over $2 million from the healthcare industry. Major donors include Grail, Option Care Health, MetLife, Elevance Health, Molina Healthcare, and Gilead.

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Sen. Elizabeth Warren — took over $800,000 from Big Pharma in 2020.

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Bernie Sanders — from 2019 to 2024, received $818,277 from health professionals, including individuals and PACs linked to the healthcare industry. While his overall funding largely comes from small individual donors, he still received contributions from major healthcare and pharmaceutical-related entities, including Kaiser Permanente ($35,692).

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Sen. Ron Wyden — received over $903,500 from health-related industries, including pharmaceutical companies, healthcare providers, and insurance organizations.
 
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