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But another report suggests higher levels of vitamin D don’t lower risk of viral infection, hospitalization, or severity of COVID-19. Researchers looked at more than 1 million people of European ancestry from 11 countries. They also included people with a gene mutation that allows them to have...

This puts the truth to this misleading thread started by @marke - 4,000 more vaccinated in Massachusetts get covid I've heard all along that getting the vaccine will decrease the likelihood, but may not totally prevent, those vaccinated from getting Covid-19, but it will decrease the severity...

How did the Republican governor and the Republican secretary of state of Georgia manage to miss these "massive election integrity problems" in their state?

First you'd have to produce that evidence--which is something you have yet to do.

It would appear that the Nephilim have decided to change their tactics this time around. Last time, they tried to turn us into evil giants. This time, instead of evil giants, it looks like they have decided to reverse course and genetically engineer us into these little grey vegetarians:

Trump's deranged, reality-denying, maniacal followers will have to execute a lot of Republicans then. Starting with the governor of Georgia.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/john-mcafee-s-instagram-account-posts-cryptic-q-image-after-death-report/ar-AALp0hB?ocid=winp1taskbar

To be fair, I think he threw himself under that bus.

He saw it coming, didn't he?!

More anecdotes:

Sane Republicans are headed for a showdown with Trump's deranged, reality-denying, fanatical supporters. It's going to be hilarious!

Ok, so 2016 was even worse than I thought in terms of voter turnout. But you're missing my point. The Republicans have their constituencies in their back pocket already--the religious right, Confederacy sympathizers, neo-Nazis and other fascists, White supremacists, etc. The Republican Party...

Two thirds of the electorate turned out to vote? Pretty impressive. That leaves one third who didn't vote (I'm a math wiz). One-third of the electorate is somewhere around 75 million people (I looked it up). So if Clinton had managed to scrounge up a mere 80k votes across 3 specific states, she...

As long as enough people think the way you do, that will be true. My advise? Break the mold.

Didn't say it did. I'm merely pointing out the fact that that is a viable option worth considering. But feel free to take a dump on it if you so choose.

That's your opinion, and you know what they say about opinions. Opinions differ, and yours are no better than anyone else's. Your opinions only seem better to you because you chose them for yourself. Do people sometimes lie about near-death experiences? Of course. There are frauds in all...

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-57589416

It's not a surprise that of those AAs who did vote, the overwhelming majority of them did vote for the Democrat. That's expected. But Hillary lost states that were won by Dukakis, Gore, and Kerry! That is hugely surprising, actually. "If they had voted against Trump" is interesting commentary...

The polls leading up to the 2016 election also suggested Hillary Clinton, the Democratic nominee that year, was broadly popular with Black voters. But her support ended up being lower than expected. Black turnout dropped from 66.6 percent in 2012 to 59.6 percent in 2016 — the largest decline in...

Umm no. @JudgeRightly has mentioned Tom Hoefling of America's Party.