Sen. Ron Johnson blast Biden and Big Tech for lies about vaccines

 The Vigilant Fox:

Thursday, Senator Ron Johnson took it to Big Tech for their practices of silencing and banning one side of the vaccine debate while letting the pro-vaccine crowd get away with mis and disinformation.


His presentation left them silent.

"During that time period when President Biden lied to the American public, 'This was a pandemic of the unvaxed. And if you got vaccinated, you're not going to go the hospital. You're not going to be in [an] ICU unit, and you're not going to die.' Well, 63.5 % of the people fully vaccinated were dying in England at the exact same time. Why didn't you pull this? Have you ever labeled the President the United States' comment as misinformation? Have you ever done that?"
Silence ensues.
“Any of you? I’ll take that as a no.”

“So again, I just wonder who are the authorities? Who do you think you are to censor information from [amply]-qualified doctors who had the courage and compassion to treat COVID patients when the NIH guideline was basically, ‘If you test positive for COVID, go home. Be afraid; isolate yourself. Don’t do anything until you’re so sick. We’ll send you to a hospital, we’ll give you remdesivir — where we have 1600 deaths so far — we’ll put you on a vent, and we’ll watch you die.’

“You guys bear a fair amount of responsibility for hundreds of thousands of people not being treated, and I would say, probably dying that didn’t have to die. Hope you’re proud of yourselves.”
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They made the mistake of listening to Biden rather than taking a close look at the actual results.  Biden was liberally dead wrong for a number of people. 

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