Members of JD Vance's family choose to let their 12-year-old die rather than give her flu vaccine.
Adaline Deal needs a life-saving heart transplant due to rare defect β but her MAGA parents refuse to give her vaccine necessary before operation.
Cincinnati Children's Hospital in Ohio requires patients to be vaccinated against preventable diseases because transplant recipients take immunosuppressive drugs to prevent organ rejection β which makes them extremely vulnerable to infections.
Adaline Deal is the sister-in-law of Vice President JD Vanceβs sister, Chelsea Deal.
This is an interview with her parents β who are working closely with the pro-Trump antivaccine group "Ohio Advocates for Medical Freedom."
This interview tries to argue that parents have the "religious freedom" to let their kids die from disease.
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@SenSchumer Why would you vote to confirm Rubio? You should be voting no on all his nominees. We need to start playing this game better. No leeway for fascists.
@gillibrandny Why would you vote to confirm Rubio? You should be voting no on all his nominees. We need to start playing this game better. No leeway for fascists.
This is a delicate moment. Itβs a new day and yet so many are on edge. Our politics are inflamed, and social media only adds to the anxiety.
It seems that @elonmusk made an awkward gesture in a moment of enthusiasm, not a Nazi salute, but again, we appreciate that people are on edge.
In this moment, all sides should give one another a bit of grace, perhaps even the benefit of the doubt, and take a breath. This is a new beginning. Letβs hope for healing and work toward unity in the months and years ahead.
Itβs like they got high on their own supply during the Reagan and Bush I years, thought itβd last forever, and the β92 election sparked a revenge tour thatβs lasted ever since
@RepNancyMace Why do you care? Ohhhh... he does his makeup better than you do yours! If you were nicer, he'd probably give you some tips on how to look better!
Others provisions stripped from the funding agreement
* An anti deepfake porn bill
* Funding for research on premature labor
* $ for treatment of sickle cell disease
* $ for breast and cervical cancer early detection
* a program for down syndrome research
They're now gone.
You wanna hear a little story of how it all began? Once upon a time, there was a man named Ronald Reagan. He was known as the "Great Communicator" because he was good at spinning words.
He was a failing actor who decided to run for president. His campaign slogan in 1980 was "Let's Make America Great Again" and he won. Yeah, it was Reagan first.
Before Reagan was elected, the very wealthy paid 70% in taxes. He was so good at spinning words that he convinced the poor people of America that the rich needed to pay less in taxes. So he lowered it to 28%. He said this would create more jobs and opportunities for the poor - "Trickle Down."
Upon seeing his blunder in loss of tax revenues, in 1984, he decided to tax social security to make up some of the lossed tax revenue.
He wanted to end welfare and Medicare, saying, "Let's send those bums back to work (meaning blacks)." Americans (many) were like, hell yeah, I'm cool with that!!!
But, "Reaganomics" never worked. It didn't work then, and it doesn't work today. Oh, I forgot to mention how much he hated Unions and dismantled many of them.
His biggest achievement was separating the races and convincing poor people that the rich needed more. End of story?
@NHTeaParties@RossKneeDeep The man who made up the "welfare queens" trope targeting Black woman was a "good man"? The man who ignored AIDS was a "good man"?