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The comment was moronic. I said nothing about you personally. Even a very intelligent person can make a moronic comment. Of course, if they persist in making that kind of comment, the odds of them being intelligent do go down considerably.

Do you understand that he claimed that 82% of pregnant women who got vaccinated had their pregnancies end in miscarriages?

The pardons are void? Is that because Donald Trump says so? Here's something else you predict will happen and won't.

Actually, the nothing was coming from you since it was purely speculative. Whereas I offered an actual provable fact.

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People who have nothing try instead to make it personal. Your comments are particularly compelling examples of that.

Your comment was irrelevant so I answered it with an irrelevancy. So where is your evidence that Biden tried to take credit for creating the vaccine or somehow assisting in its creation. As usual, you offer no evidence.

You're claiming that the 2024 report from the House Budget Committee came from Biden appointees? Do you have a clue as to which political party was in control of the House in 2024? It is to laugh. Here's a clue from the first sentence of that press release you linked to: Today, House Budget Committee Chairman Jodey Arrington (R-TX) released the following statement after the Consumer Price Index (CPI) report for September stated inflation grew at a rate of 3.7 percent and cumulative inflation under President Biden grew to a staggering 17.1 percent: And you take me to task about reading when apparently you haven't even read the first sentence of what you linked to? Or do you still believe that Biden appointed Jody Arrington, a Republican? It is to laugh And I was addressing the misleading claim that inflation rose 17.1 percent but didn't account for the rise in earnings that accompanied it.

Remember when he was denouncing the makers of EVs as thugs? oh...wait a minute...

Did Biden try and take credit for the creation of the vaccine? Got a link for that? And please, not another foolish answer like "yes." If you've got evidence that Biden took credit for the creation of the covid vaccine, share it.

If you mean that Trump will illegally have it shut down, that wouldn't surprise me. And of course, your comment is moronic. You think that if they had gotten this wrong, it originally came from the NY Times, right wing news sources like Fox wouldn't be all over them? In fact, the Fox way of dealing with these massive falsehoods from Trump and Musk is to ignore them.

Who the hell is James Raguski and why should I believe anything he says? Anybody can post anything on the internet. I'm certainly not going to make an effort to establish whether or not he's accurately representing the data. But if he is, the only way that works is if there' s a massive conspiracy to ignore the data I did look at one of his claims. Namely that covid vaccination of pregnant women resulted in a miscarriage rate of 82%, It is to laugh.

So, he does hold the patent on it? Or, at least, is listed as one of its creators?

First off, only one of the 2 mRNA vaccines was developed in the USA. The other one was developed in Germany. . Really, if not for Trump, who would ever have thought of developing a vaccine to use against a viral illness? Such outside the box thinking. I wonder if he was granted a patent for that?

Here's another piece of evidence. This is from a Justice Dept document written in 2005 Whether the President May Sign a Bill by Directing That His Signature Be Affixed to It The President need not personally perform the physical act of affixing his signature to a bill he approves and decides to sign in order for the bill to become law. Rather, the President may sign a bill within the meaning of Article I, Section 7 by directing a subordinate to affix the President’s signature to such a bill, for example by autopen. July 7, 2005 https://www.justice.gov/file/494411/dl?inline=

I've got something even better than empty speculation. Facts. Joe Biden Autopen Drama Explained The signatures picked by The Heritage Foundation are from the National Archives. The National Archives do not display original copies of documents, but digitized versions. These copies use a computer-generated signature for where the President signed the document, meaning that online copies of Biden's signature appear to be auto-signed, but they're not the original version. There is photographic proof of Biden signing many of the documents that The Heritage Foundation is claiming were signed by autopen. https://www.newsweek.com/joe-biden-autopen-drama-explained-nullify-pardons-legally-binding-2045775

Thanks for not sharing any evidence to counter he evidence I offered.

In the past six weeks, the agency, just one relatively small outpost in a federal work force that President Trump and his top adviser Elon Musk aim to drastically pare down, has lost a huge cadre of scientists, engineers, safety experts, project officers, accountants and lawyers — all in the midst of its most ambitious endeavors in a generation. The nuclear agency, chronically understaffed but critically important, is the busiest it has been since the Cold War. It not only manages the nation’s 3,748 nuclear bombs and warheads, it is modernizing that arsenal — a $20-billion-a-year effort that will arm a new fleet of nuclear submarines, bomber jets and land-based missiles. https://archive.ph/55Wo5

Vaccination slashes risk of long Covid, says large study tracing cases through Delta and Omicron variants https://www.statnews.com/2024/07/17/long-covid-risk-reduced-by-vaccination-coronavirus-nejm-study1182483/

I would guess it's the studies you haven't understood. But please share with us a couple of those studies. In fact, death rates from covid were very similar in blue and red states until the advent of vaccination.

Thank you for sharing with us that report from the Republican majority of House Budget Committe For some reason, and I'm sure it was just an innocent oversight, they failed to mention how much incomes rose over that same period of time. https://www.factcheck.org/2024/06/competing-narratives-on-real-wages-incomes-under-biden/

Some false statements from Trump's State of the Union Message: Social Security databases show “3.5 million people from ages 140 to 149 and money is being paid to many of them.” “We found hundreds of billions of dollars of fraud.” https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/fact-checking-trumps-2025-address-to-congress

That's nonsense emanating from a Facebook user with a Russian name. Some people will believe anything: "Notably, the process of registration of state borders is not among the responsibilities of the UN. Neighbouring countries do this through bilateral agreements. The post’s author supposedly talks about the delimitation of borders, which entails concluding a legal agreement on borders. Ukraine has border agreements with all its neighbours. The border agreement between Russia and Ukraine was signed on January 28th, 2003, and ratified by the Ukrainian side on April 20th, 2004." https://mythdetector.com/en/russian-facebook-users-claim-ukraine-does-not-have-internationally-recognized-borders/

It looks like you believe that Mai is still the chairman.

https://abcnews.go.com/Health/red-blue-america-glaring-divide-covid-19-death/story?id=83649085