Satire and Politics, and Idiots in the News
A pair of Trump supporters who helped plan and organize rallies in and around Washington DC prior to the Capitol riot, claim to have attended meetings with certain members of Congress. Rolling Stone spoke to two January 06 organizers, both of whom have been granted anonymity by Congressional investigators. The pair have accused several pro-Trump …
Even though many kids have been back at school for some time, vaccines still are not available for those under 12. Recently, Pfizer and BioNTech completed a trial showing that a 10-microgram dose of their vaccine was safe and effective for children in the above age groups. They have submitted a request for emergency approval …
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From the October 21 broadcast of the Mark Levin Show: "Can you believe the House of Representatives has voted to hold Steve Bannon in Contempt for failing to testify?" Levin screeched in his nasally voice. "You know who I hold in Contempt? The Democrats, that who!"They want Bannon in prison! In prison for what?! For …
Covidiots are everywhere, and it seems America, more than any other nation, is full of them. They're our friends, our neighbors, and our family members. And unfortunately, all too many of them are either Trump supporters, and/or rabid consumers of far right-wing media such as Fox News, OANN, and Newsmax. They are also regular consumers …
Last Thursday, president Biden again urged private business owners to mandate vaccinations for their employees. Speaking from the Data Center, Clayco construction site in Elk Grove, Illinois, he said: "...The fact is, this has been a pandemic of the unvaccinated. Unvaccinated. The unvaccinated crowd our hospitals, overrunning emergency rooms and intensive care units. The unvaccinated …
In a move that will temporarily raise the debt limit through early December, the Senate voted on legislation to make it possible for the U.S. to avert an economic disaster for the first time in its history - defaulting on its loans. Democrats in the Senate voted 50 to 48 to support legislation to avert …
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If you're familiar with Smucker Carlson and can admit that he is America's premiere propagandist, conspiracy theorist, and race baiter, then you're among the sane. On the other hand, if you believe everything he says is written in stone... well, you're exactly the type of person he hopes is enough of a sucker to keep …
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On ABC's This Week on Sunday, Pfizer's CEO Albert Bourla told George Stephanopoulos that booster shots can be provided to older Americans, as well as shots for those who have yet to be vaccinated. "I think it is also not the right thing to try to resolve it with an 'or' when you can resolve …
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Shasta County District Attorney Stephanie Brigette has charged the utility company PG&E with manslaughter and other crimes, in relation to the 2020 wildfire that allegedly killed four people. Thirty-one charges were filed Friday against the California utility company in connection with a northern California fire last year. Eleven charges were felonies, including manslaughter. "PG&E has …
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The Biden administration has said it will not withhold records pertaining to the days leading to the Capitol riot, however certain cases may need to be evaluated. "I would say that we take this matter incredibly seriously," Jen Psaki said. "The president already concluded that it would not be appropriate to assert executive privilege. And …
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