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@Humble_Analysis @BuckSexton My kids and I paid nothing for college. My daughter had so much in scholarship money that some semesters, they cut her a check.

@BuckSexton My son just graduated college with no debt. His total annual cost was $16K after scholarships. No one actually pays $90K a year.

Growing up, my dad told us stories about saving up for college, which he admirably paid for himself working as a caddy, dock boy at a marina, groundskeeper. Had some great times. He also had a $2000 tuition bill for Columbia University It's $90,000 now

@HonestYPTweets Feels like the Republican party is pushing out the conservatives.

I know next to nothing about Thomas Massie, but the way people turned on him and are trying discredit him makes me think he’s probably a good dude.

@Big_Z_Texas @HonestYPTweets turns out, the people claiming that nonsense are the ones who are not conservative.

@HonestYPTweets He votes with liberals most of the time against the President.

@Ravarora1 both seem to be about rewarding their cronies.

They tried not to be initially. But ultimately has failed.

@JamesSurowiecki Maybe we could have, instead, trusted the pre-2020 pandemic preparedness reports (this one from ACLU) and lives could have been saved.

How would knowing that Covid came from a lab - assuming for the sake of argument that it did, and that we could know that with certainty - have saved lives? What would have been different about our response?

@JamesSurowiecki I believed them early on but turns out they were lying. My daughter was harmed by the vaccine. They lied all around. If they had started out truthfully (e.g. not flipflopped on masks with zero evidence), maybe people would still trust the NIH. So much damage done.

@jemmm85517813 My daughter has a confirmed C19 vaccine injury and is exempt from any further COVID vaccines. Met healthcare staff who quietly shared their stories of injury or their colleagues stories of injury. Quietly being the key word. A doctor. A pharmacist. A nurse.

Do you believe covid shots injured someone you know?

@Ravarora1 @TracyBethHoeg @MartyMakary @VPrasadMDMPH So, does that mean this Administration is just as swampy as the last? Seems so.

BREAKING: @TracyBethHoeg, head of drug evaluation at FDA, has been fired. “Two FDA officials arrived at her office and told her she could either resign or be terminated.” The brave reformers — @MartyMakary, @VPrasadMDMPH & now Tracy — are all out. They were sceptical of the Covid regime and stuck their neck out during mass censorship. Under RFK Jr’s bold mission of health reform, they were recruited to bring transparency to a Pharma-captured agency. They lost. The swamp has won.

@DrCatharineY The NIH knew that females, especially those with a history of allergies, could be at risk yet they allowed her college to pressure her to take it. I have no trust that the NIH actually prioritizes health over their own pocket.

@DrCatharineY But so many NIH 'studies' have been garbage e.g. the cherry picked mask study in states that was stopped just as C19 was going into season in those states. What about this study? What happened it. My daughter, a female with a history of allergies, was hurt by the vaccine.

American science is at extraordinary risk. NIH has awarded less than half as many grants as it has compared to the past five fiscal years averaged together. 'I thought we were at rock bottom', the official said. 'We are below rock bottom now.'"

@DrCatharineY T'was actually a CDC study but this is what happened. Right before C19 rates spiked, they cut off the study and made is 'appear' masks worked. I've lost so much trust in it all.

@69L46 @BarryHunt008 For the same reason people like haunted houses. They don't really want to be chased by a real axe-wielding clown. They just like pretending.

@LabbyDogFarm @BarryHunt008 Your statements that you would have no problem being around someone with ANDV and that some people want a pandemic are at least self-consistent. Me: Hey, don't dont do these things, we don't want another pandemic. You: Why do you want another pandemic?

It looks more and more like MV Hondius ANDV outbreak was a super spreader event One person infected 8 to 10 others Very common with airborne pathogens

@69L46 @BarryHunt008 I had a family member with Hantavirus in the '90s. Nope, not the Andes variant but I would have zero worries being around somebody with it just as absolutely had no problem being around my family member. C19 broke people. People want another pandemic.

@LabbyDogFarm @BarryHunt008 Incorrect. H2H is well known for certain clandestine of ANDV. #ap1" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">nejm.org/doi/full/10.10…

@ClareCraigPath Mother of a confirmed c19- injured child. I've had healthcare personnel share their injuries or coworkers injuries. I appreciate those speaking out.

This guy thinks I am making lots of money but that WHO is motivated only by doing good🤣

@ClareCraigPath @BarryHunt008 But, as they say, common sense ain't a flower in everybody's garden.

@BarryHunt008 One rat is far more likely than one person.

@ClareCraigPath @BarryHunt008 Exactly

@keetmuise Only long covid cases I know were in the chronically masked. No thank you.

Don’t just wear a mask again because Hantavirus is in the news, it might not be for long, and you need to protect yourself after the media moves on from it. Wear a mask because Covid destroys the immune system, attacks the heart, damages the brain, and compounds the damage to your body with each infection. Wear a mask because you want to be healthy and live longer, and because the last few years you and most of the people you know have been the sickest you’ve ever been in your life. Wear a mask again because there was no reason to stop in the first place.

@Bekiwii @KarenStrine3 @j_g_allen Muting after looking at your proflie. You're after clicks and likes.

@LabbyDogFarm @KarenStrine3 @j_g_allen Bro. The Andes variant is human to human, AND aerosolized. Keep up.

Allen acknowledged that this hantavirus outbreak is not likely to spark a pandemic because it’s less contagious than influenza, measles, and SARS-CoV-2. But, he added, “Public-health officials have to be more honest and more humble about how this virus actually spreads. An essential lesson from COVID is that officials should be candid about communicating that we are often learning in real time, and we should shy away from making bold pronouncements that may prove dangerously misleading weeks or months later.” hsph.harvard.edu/news/how-hanta…

@Bekiwii @KarenStrine3 @j_g_allen If true, this would have spread beyond the ship, in greater numbers, and it's not. If it were my family member, I'd have zero qualms picking them up from the airport and driving them home. Don't worry, we'll get our spanish flu one day and then you can Henny Penny all you want