U.S. House Subcommittee releases comprehensive Covid-19 pandemic review [pdf]

Based on just reading the index (chapters with titles like "Masks did more harm than good", "Biden administration did illegal unconstitutional...", is it safe to assume that this report was written by Republican politicians with minimal input from others? Just doing a control-f, it seems weird that Biden is discussed so much more than Trump despite not being in office until a whole year after COVID arrived in the US

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Post by jjulius » Thu, Dec 05, 2024, 4:47 PM UTC

Rebelgecko wrote: post #5

Based on just reading the index (chapters with titles like "Masks did more harm than good", "Biden administration did illegal unconstitutional...", is it safe to assume that this report was written by Republican politicians with minimal input from others? Just doing a control-f, it seems weird that Biden is discussed so much more than Trump despite not being in office until a whole year after COVID arrived in the US

The committee was Republican-led, yes.

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Post by Kerbiter » Thu, Dec 05, 2024, 4:49 PM UTC

jjulius wrote: post #6

Rebelgecko wrote: post #5

Based on just reading the index (chapters with titles like "Masks did more harm than good", "Biden administration did illegal unconstitutional...", is it safe to assume that this report was written by Republican politicians with minimal input from others? Just doing a control-f, it seems weird that Biden is discussed so much more than Trump despite not being in office until a whole year after COVID arrived in the US

The committee was Republican-led, yes.

Funnily, Democrats released a rebuttal report on their own:

https://oversightdemocrats.house.gov/news/press-releases/ran...

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Post by itishappy » Thu, Dec 05, 2024, 4:59 PM UTC

Rebelgecko wrote: post #5

Based on just reading the index (chapters with titles like "Masks did more harm than good", "Biden administration did illegal unconstitutional...", is it safe to assume that this report was written by Republican politicians with minimal input from others? Just doing a control-f, it seems weird that Biden is discussed so much more than Trump despite not being in office until a whole year after COVID arrived in the US

In the table of contents alone, "Biden" appears in 13 headings, while "Trump" is not present at all. Fascinating.

Sure enough, the author Brad Wenstrup is a Republican senator from Ohio.

https://www.congress.gov/member/brad-wenstrup/W000815

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Post by AnAaaaardvark » Wed, Dec 11, 2024, 7:44 AM UTC

I've personally had like 5-6 family members pass away since 2021, both jabbed and unjabbed. All that says to me is that covid vaccines did pretty much nothing, which is understandable given they were made in such a short amount of time. But it wasn't for my own adverse reaction that has screwed my life up, I would have been more skeptical of republican claims. Nothing convinces you more about the reality of something horrible than being the victim of it.

But that wasn't even a covid vaccine. Which to me says - "they're all terrible and dangerous to our health" because that vaccine should have been well tested and harmless. Something terrible is going on at big pharma. Lo and behold, the reputation laundering and funding black holes to big pharma since covid began. The state just simply lies to you. These companies simply just lie to you. All for money.