Bill Finerfrock

Retired. DC based health policy/rural health avocate for 40+ years. 8 years US Senate staff (GOP). Views my own

[Bill Finerfrock @bfine56]

@JerryJerrymac80 @SNL_Atlanta @AlexBerenson @TheAtlantic @davidfrum Im guessing neither English nor reading comprehension are your strong suits. Be well. You could take some adult learning classes at your local Community College to fix that. Be well. Have a nice day.

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@RamonaQuimby91 @SethDillon Check out your local swim league records by age groups. Same stroke, same distance. Pre-puberty, male & female records comparable (some girls even faster than boys). Post-puberty (13-14, 15-18), male records 3 - 4 seconds faster than female records. Tell me there's no difference.

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@dsincla @libsoftiktok @POTUS Based on who's recommendation? Here's a hint, his first name is Anthony...

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@N73Mag @libsoftiktok Try again. Once a presidential pardon is legally issued and delivered, it is permanent and cannot be revoked by a future president.

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@JerryJerrymac80 @SNL_Atlanta @AlexBerenson @TheAtlantic @davidfrum Its your "for whatever reason" characterization of Berenson's response. His critique of Frum's piece is obvious to most (just not you). The stat he cites is irrelevant. Its YOUR inability to distinguish between relevant and irrelevant data. But just make ad hominem attacks.

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@Cleverclog67596 @D3531394217688D @PL67712441 @RandPaul Rand Paul attended Baylor from '81 to '84. He left before getting his undergraduate degree because he was accepted to Duke University School of Medicine. Duke Medical School, at that time, did not require a BS degree to be accepted. He graduated with an MD degree in '88

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@PL67712441 @D3531394217688D @RandPaul First, by his own admission, Fauci saw "a few" COVID patients. Since 1984, his primary responsibility has been FUNDING research, not in the lab actually doing research. Because NIAID funded the research, his name appears on hundreds of papers on which he played no active role.

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@cecilia2833 @RandPaul How do you know it wasnt as bad as it could have been absent the vaccine? I was 65, got COVID pre-vaccine. Bad flu. My wife (also 65), didn't get it, why? Glad you got through it but your personal experience proves nothing, sorry.

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@JerryJerrymac80 @SNL_Atlanta @AlexBerenson @TheAtlantic @davidfrum And "population-wide" stats are irrelevant to excess death rate. Vast majority of COVID deaths were in highly vaccinated, over 65 with comorbid conditions. Getting "population-wide" stat to 90% would NOT have affected mortality rates as MOST of unvaccinated were not at risk.

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@Robert4787 This gets to an age old question - did the source of funds affect their positions OR did their pre-existing positions attract $$ that aligned with those positions? Lots of people Left & Right, were against US involvement in Ukraine who got no funding.

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@castironstraw @tparsi And, if they exist, we know where they are and have bombs that can bury the entrance/exits of those caves, sealing them underground. The drones are useless if buried under tons of rock and dirt.

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@dorchen2025 @overton_news And ask State, county or local public health officials how they reacted to "recommendations". The vast majority would tell you they would unquestionably follow them. For many, words from Tony's lips were "from God's lips". He knew it, media promoted it.

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@chucktodd Seriously Chuck. President Trump - and others - trusted AFs advice until it became obvious he was making recommendations NOT backed by Science. At the time, most thought it inconceivable he would lie. Sen Paul - a physician - called him out early on and YOU called it wacky.

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@CurtisHouck Prior to COVID, I held Dr. Faucci in the highest regard. In the early stages I l told my staff and clients, if Faucci says it, follow his recommendations. Sadly, this changed as his advice was illogical and unsupported by science. In the end he became political.

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@LouisAlbanese4 @AnnCoulter Agree. Ive been making this point on other threads. If we've depleted our stocks so quickly in Iran, how would we fare in a conflict with Russia or China? I have no idea what's enough but I hope we had more than what "anonymous sources" are suggesting.

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@tekzilver @Megatron_ron There was a cease fire for a week. You think US replenished its weapons in one week? The stocks were not as low as people were led to believe.

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@AmericaFirstCon Wow, you cannot be that naive. If Iran controls the Strait now, that means they could control the Strait at any time. Why did they put so many missle launchers along that coastline? They are using the Strait as leverage to retain their nuclear ambitions.

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@24_70xu There have been dozens and dozens of US Navy destroyers and other ships in the gulf and transiting Strait since the start of the conflict. What are you talking about?

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@AmericaFirstCon He's not gonna be impeached. Yes, if Dems control Congress, they would likely cut off funding but impeachment isn't (or shouldn't be), a concern.

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@7Thirteen24 @MarioNawfal So why did they built up a massive supply of missles/launchers, drones and mines. The ONLY reason for mines is for shutting down the Strait. The mere threat of mines caused insurers to stop underwriting or jack up rates. Thinking Iran wouldn't exercise this threat is naive.