@UberEats this is embarrassing. Iโve spent thousands and Uber driver delivers my food to a wrong address, no photo no contact and my request for a resolution gets denied? This is ubsurd and illegal and you will lose a whole family of customers for life
@JimBreuer@jimbreuer001 did I hear that right? Blood vessel? As in like blood vial/adreno? Wow. Thank you Jim I really needed to hear this to remind myself of the Holy Spirit within โค๏ธ๐๐ผ
Hey @reBurningBright@patelpatrio have you guys talked about or looked into Epsteins cell mate openly saying Epstein admitted the feds offered him a deal to drum up fake dirt on Trump? Explains the deflection, narrative of Trump calling it fake and pushing focus onto the corrupt FBI and who ran things
Hereโs the link
https://t.co/DXq2kJV4pP
@axios I smell fake news and a redaction comingโฆ..no sign off, no word from fbi, cell in video completely different from first official photos. Axios is dead
A This information is from GROK
Senator Michael Bennet of Colorado received contributions from pharmaceutical companies. From the available data:
- Since 2009, Senator Bennet's campaign has received donations from pharmaceutical companies, with a specific mention of $737,000 from the healthcare industry, which includes donations from companies like Novo Nordisk, Gilead Sciences, and Johnson & Johnson. However, this figure includes broader healthcare, not just pharmaceuticals.
- For a more direct figure from pharmaceutical companies:
- From the election cycles between 1998 to 2024, Senator Bennet has received around $383,150 from pharmaceutical and health products industries/interest groups. This amount is based on contributions from PACs and individuals giving $200 or more during these cycles.
Please note that these figures might not be comprehensive or completely up-to-date, as campaign finance data is continually updated, and different sources might categorize donations slightly differently. For specific, up-to-date contributions directly from pharmaceutical companies, checking the latest Federal Election Commission (FEC) filings would provide the most precise information.