Replying to @Th21980Thomas
Thank you! And it’s honestly so frustrating, to just watch people keep voting for the same thing over and over again thinking it will change!
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Dr. Anthony Fauci was honored today by President Biden. Fauci also published a paper this week. He could have written about any number of pandemic related devastations to Americans, to children or to the world as a whole.
But he didn’t.
Today, during the AIDS Memorial Display at the White House, President Biden called Dr. Anthony Fauci a “true hero” and saluted his ‘contributions.’
In 1992, Fauci approved experimental HIV/AIDS treatments for 532 children at a New York City orphanage, “The Incarceration Children’s Center.”
The facility lacked adequate medical staff, and children were given drugs like AZT, known to be toxic and often fatal in adults. Despite disputed HIV diagnoses, medication pumps were surgically implanted in children who resisted treatment.
The trials resulted in 25 deaths during the studies, 55 more by 2005, and an additional 120 by 2009, totaling 200 fatalities. The victims and their families received no compensation or acknowledgment.
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Not a slip, they just know they’ll keep getting re-elected
NH has got to stop voting for this weird incestious political party crap 🤮
My campaign will roll out its 1st "Ask Me Anything" Town Hall Series this Thursday 7/30 from 6pm to 7:30pm.
This is an ongoing series of open, unscripted public forums where every Granite Stater in NH02 is invited to ask any questions.
The events are open to the public and media. They are intended to restore the NH's tradition of accessible, accountable leadership.
More events on my website: lily4congress.com
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Maggie Goodlander is hiding in Washington from New Hampshire voters for good reason.
Meanwhile, her opponent @Lily4Liberty is hosting several Town Hall meetings open to the public and press.
Lily Tang Williams is willing to take your questions. Follow her for more details on the events.
#nhpolitics
"My door is always open, New Hampshire." — @MaggieG603 (6/25/26)
Funny.
Your website doesn't show a single advertised in-person public town hall in over a year.
If your door is always open, why can't Granite Staters find it?
#nhgop #nhpolitics
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They all will 🤷♀️
NH is no better. Nashua NH school board member … and Massachusetts teacher “can’t forgive people who voted for him.” So how does she treat students & parents in her districts then?
Replying to @libsoftiktok
Michigan directly north of Ohio has very similiar horror stories. So it would seem the republicans in Vinton county like the Democrats in Michigan aren’t paying attention to protecting the children 🙄
When the school’s first closed due to concerns over Covid, the narrative surrounding it was the need to “protect teachers, staff and their families.”
When schools were shut down, I saw the immediate impact on my child and on children in my community. Learning loss was palpable, social isolation was evident, and the mental health of many students deteriorated. So many of us took it upon ourselves to advocate for the reopening of schools with the “necessary safety measures” rather than prolonged closures which so many of us believed were doing more harm than good.
This opinion was not a popular one and lead to an extreme form of ostracization, that not only affected me personally but also hindered a healthy dialogue about the best path forward for our education system during an unprecedented crisis. The lack of open discussion suppressed alternative strategies that could have mitigated the negative impacts of school closures.
Over the years since the pandemic has subsided, we have seen firsthand those negative impacts front and center, and yet we still have minimal accountability. The story that broke a couple of days ago in Michigan, is the most glaring example of the emergent and immediate mandate to Close the Gap.
abc7chicago.com/post/pontiac…
But determining the exact number of children who "fell through the cracks" due to school closures during the COVID-19 pandemic is challenging due to the broad and multifaceted nature of what this term could encompass, including educational loss, mental health issues, increased vulnerability to abuse, and more.
We must Close the Gap.
250 years ago today, in the name of the good people of these colonies, fifty-six Americans declared to a watching world that they were, and of right ought to be, free and independent states.
They did not claim new rights. They affirmed eternal ones self evident truths written into the fabric of creation by Nature’s God 🙏 that all men are created equal and endowed with unalienable rights to Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness. That governments exist only to secure these rights, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed.
For a quarter of a millennium, the United States has proven what free men and women, bound by law and animated by virtue, can accomplish. We became the oldest constitutional republic on Earth, the freest people in history, and the most successful nation ever to exist, by the grace of God.
Yet this inheritance was never guaranteed.
As Ronald Reagan reminded us, freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. It must be fought for, protected, and handed on.
On this July 4th, America’s 250th birthday, we do not merely celebrate the past. We accept the responsibility of the present 👉🏻 to reject the siren songs of centralized power, cultural amnesia, and the redefinition of our founding creed. To remember that the American experiment succeeds only when We the People remain a virtuous, self-governing citizenry.
The next 250 years will belong to those who refuse to let the light of 1776 go out. May we prove worthy.
God bless the United States of America. 🇺🇸
Replying to @Lily4Liberty
Happy America’s birthday Lily!
250 years ago today, in the name of the good people of these colonies, fifty-six Americans declared to a watching world that they were, and of right ought to be, free and independent states.
They did not claim new rights. They affirmed eternal ones self evident truths written into the fabric of creation by Nature’s God 🙏 that all men are created equal and endowed with unalienable rights to Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness. That governments exist only to secure these rights, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed.
For a quarter of a millennium, the United States has proven what free men and women, bound by law and animated by virtue, can accomplish. We became the oldest constitutional republic on Earth, the freest people in history, and the most successful nation ever to exist, by the grace of God.
Yet this inheritance was never guaranteed.
As Ronald Reagan reminded us, freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. It must be fought for, protected, and handed on.
On this July 4th, America’s 250th birthday, we do not merely celebrate the past. We accept the responsibility of the present 👉🏻 to reject the siren songs of centralized power, cultural amnesia, and the redefinition of our founding creed. To remember that the American experiment succeeds only when We the People remain a virtuous, self-governing citizenry.
The next 250 years will belong to those who refuse to let the light of 1776 go out. May we prove worthy.
God bless the United States of America. 🇺🇸













