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This Spencer Pratt ad is awesome! Everything is Awesome! Please LA don't let this opportunity pass you by. The world is watching.

@MoDOT_Southwest You’ve made my day!

@firecracker5001 A project to build a roundabout at Route 266 & Route B (MM becomes B between 266 & I-44) is scheduled to go out for bid this fall with construction in 2027.

@MoDOT_Southwest stuck again in a very long line to turn left at MM and 266. Build a roundabout please.

This was on my EOB. I don’t understand how an insurance company gets to decide what treatment is necessary. @RepEricBurlison this needs to change.

@HyVee dinner at the market grill in Springfield was a huge disappointment. Everything from the “hot” deli was cold. Happy it was at least cheap.

@elonmusk I'm not interested a fully electric vehicle, but I love the idea of Optimus being able to drive my car for me along with cleaning my house.

The Great American Healthcare Plan is built around transparency, competition, HSAs, and wellness. Republicans should stop dancing around this issue and lead on it.

@realKrisCruz for those that threw milk in a lake in Grapevine you should contact @TPWDnews because milk is toxic to aquatic life. Fish can’t breathe milk.

An MRI in a hospital: $2,400 An MRI through direct primary care: $600 This should be a wake up call for everyone.

The FDA knew the COVID shots would kill and maim countless Americans. They kept injecting anyway. One government employee tried to sound the alarm about “49 examples” of deadly side effects that conventional safety analyses weren’t detecting. She was shut down. Her name was Dr. Ana Szarfman. On March 1, 2021, less than three months after the rollout of the COVID-19 injections, Dr. Ana Szarfman, an employee at CDER and safety data mining developer, warned that the FDA’s existing system could hide vaccine safety signals due to a flaw called “masking.” She proposed a newer method developed by statistician Dr. William DuMouchel that corrected for this issue and, when applied, detected “49 examples of extreme masking” that the standard system did not. These “49 examples of extreme masking” include not “minor” but serious adverse events: • Bell’s palsy • Cardiac failure • Acute left ventricular failure • Agonal rhythm (severe end-of-life arrhythmia) • Pulmonary infarction • Cerebral artery occlusion • Aortic stenosis • Sudden cardiac death • Hypertensive emergency • Basal ganglia stroke When Dr. Szarfman proposed a new method, she was told to “hold off on creating and sending data mining reports and analyses.” Later, they “made it clear” that she “needs to focus on her assigned work” and “should not be discussing or providing internal analyses externally.” As Dr. Szarfman puts it, her work became a “pest” for raising concerns about safety signal masking. In September 2021, Dr. Peter Marks, the FDA's top vaccine official, decided that Dr. Szarfman’s COVID vaccine data-mining days were over. He informed Dr. Patrizia Cavazzoni, the then director of CDER, that Dr. Szarfman “has been asked to cease and desist conducting her data analysis.” Dr. Marks complained that Dr. Szarfman’s work had become “a major distraction” and that her efforts could “create erroneous conflicts that feed into anti-vaccination rhetoric.” Dr. Szarfman went on to retire from the FDA in 2025 after more than 35 years of service. She raised concerns about safety signal masking. The FDA essentially told her to shut up. Because in their eyes, “49 examples of extreme masking” could create “erroneous conflicts” and fuel “vaccine hesitancy.” Unfortunately, this is not a one-off instance. It’s part of a much deeper problem: the gap between what’s known internally and what’s allowed to reach the public. 🧵

Imagine your doctor saying, “This test costs $80. Want it?” Plain English price transparency is one of the many things I'm fighting for with my Great American Healthcare Plan.

@VigilantFox @MidwesternDoc What are your thoughts on well water?

@MidwesternDoc What’s The Healthiest Water To Drink? midwesterndoctor.com/p/whats-the-he…

In 2005, Joe Scarborough said something you would never hear on TV news today. Speaking with RFK Jr., he legitimized the belief that vaccines CAN cause autism. “Something happened in 1989!” Scarborough declared firmly. In his own words, he said: “Parents would CONSTANTLY come to [him], and they’d bring [him] video tapes of their [formerly healthy] children. And they’re all about the age of [Scarborough’s] son or younger. Something happened in 1989!” Twenty years later, it’s hard to ignore that the mainstream media never airs segments like this anymore. Did the evidence change... or something else? 🧵

@MidwesternDoc This Is What Happens When You Stop Taking Ozempic midwesterndoctor.com/p/the-great-oz…

@PatUnleashed the crushed velvet matador and bull art is alive and well at my grandmas house.

@MoDOT_Southwest Kansas and I-44 is a nightmare. Please get this fixed. It takes too many light cycles to get through. I thought the diverging diamond was meant to move traffic efficiently. A roundabout would be quicker.

BREAKING: The Missouri House just PASSED a bill BANNING men from entering women's restrooms and private spaces in public buildings. Every single Missouri Democrat Rep. voted against it. Democrats hate women.

@LoveMySilk I love your unsweetened almond yogurt but would love it with all my heart if it had a higher protein content! Please and thank you!

I think @AshtonForbes is a real life Dagny Taggart but who is John Galt?

@AGCHanaway @grok what’s the big news?

A tremendous step forward for Missouri. Big news coming at 2pm CT.