On Jan. 14-15, 2022, Vermont will welcome a team of doctors speaking on COVID issues — mandates, vaccines for children, early treatment and prevention. Tickets on sale now.
Last summer, Secretary of State Jim Condos wrote an article on our elections that he circulated around the state. Unfortunately, for readers sincerely concerned with the integrity of our elections, Condos’ letter was long on obfuscation and incendiary rhetoric and short on fact and reason.
The House Transportation Committee is about to take up H.552 which would, among other things, impose new taxes (or fines, depending upon how you look at it) on vehicles that get less than 24 miles per gallon of gasoline or diesel.
Hinesburg’s recent vote to eliminate it’s town meeting and move all town votes to a ballot instead of a traditional town meeting has caught the attention of state lawmakers and Town Meeting Day advocates, who say the town improperly applied a pandemic-era safety measure.
Sen. Brian Campion said a majority of Senate members wish to ensure public dollars do not go to schools that discriminate. Also, kindergartners are demonstrating explosive behavior, and eighth graders are taking their social cues from Tik Tok. Ninth and tenth graders are showing increased substance use.
In this video, Professor Mattias Desmet, a Belgian professor of clinical psychology at Ghent University, argues that indoctrination of entire global masses of people leads to totalitarianism and government atrocities.
It is really important that we treat COVID, and that is the only way that the disease can be held under control. But the issue has become so politicized that we are unable to have an honest discussion about the fact that treatment is the way forward.
The CDC’s data released December 31, 2021 contains 1,017,001 Covid vaccine-injury records. The WHO’s global database has collected 2,933,902 Covid vaccine-injury records. Attorney Aaron Siri says his firm seeing “an avalanche of submissions” from people seeking help to sue.
Vermont residents will have access to 500,000 rapid COVID-19 tests in a new partnership with the National Institute of Health, Gov. Phil Scott said.
Some of us believe Vermont is on the wrong course. This infusion of money from the Washington, D.C., teat will only make things worse.
What’s happening? We’ve seen lots of Covid scrambling. Recently there’s been strong voices saying much could have been prevented. Are we willing to consider this? Vermonters, attend the Global Covid Summit in Montpelier and Williston on Jan. 14-15.
Sen. Bernie Sanders has made a career out of claiming that rich people aren’t paying their fair share of income taxes. But I don’t ever recall Bernie actually citing federal income tax data to back up his charges.