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Dr. Robert Malone Criticizes COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout and Regulatory Oversight in Testimony
Raises Concerns About Efficacy, Safety, and Regulatory Shortcomings of mRNA Vaccines
February 27, 2024
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Dr. Robert Malone, a Maryland licensed physician with over three decades of experience in biotech and biodefense, voiced significant concerns regarding the deployment and regulatory oversight of SARS-CoV-2 mRNA vaccine products. Addressing a panel, Dr. Malone criticized the emergency use authorization of these vaccines, citing a lack of adequate testing and transparency about patient risks and efficacy data.

Dr. Malone argued that the vaccines' rollout violated established patient informed consent requirements, a decision justified by flawed infection fatality rate models. He pointed out several issues with the genetic vaccine technology, including its classification, efficacy in preventing infection, and the potential for contributing to more resistant viral strains.

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Highlighting the broader implications, Dr. Malone noted the vaccines' systemic distribution post-injection, contrary to initial claims of localization. He raised concerns about the toxic effects of the viral spike protein produced by the body, the lipid nanoparticles' intrinsic toxicity, and the presence of undisclosed synthetic mRNA and short DNA fragments, potentially affecting patients' genomes.

Dr. Malone's testimony underscored the lack of investigation into several critical aspects, such as the vaccines' potential for shedding, reproductive toxicity, and the presence of contaminants known to pose genomic risks. He reflected on the historical challenges of mRNA technology development, marred by political and financial interests, which had previously identified issues such as inflammation and inadequate immune responses.

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The dialogue also touched on regulatory oversight, with Dr. Malone expressing disappointment in the FDA's methodological choices and communication regarding vaccine safety. His concerns highlight a disconnect between early assurances of safety and the emerging data on vaccine distribution and potential adverse effects, calling for a reevaluation of the regulatory and development processes for such critical healthcare interventions.

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Three male students reported discomfort when a biologically female student, identifying as male, entered the boys' locker room and recorded them changing. Subsequently, the school district initiated sexual harassment investigations against the boys. Miyares stated that the investigation revealed a "disturbing misuse of authority" by LCPS, suggesting that the students were targeted not for misconduct but for expressing their discomfort.

He emphasized that Title IX should not be used to suppress free speech or religious convictions. Click here to read more.

 

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The two federal law enforcement agencies arrested the 39-year-old Tajikistan-born Russian national in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on May 23 — shortly after Tajikistan declared that the man is a fugitive wanted for ties to a criminal organization.

“Arresting individuals linked to terrorist organizations such as Al-Qaeda reaffirms our unwavering commitment to safeguard the homeland,” Enforcement and Removal Operations Philadelphia acting Field Office Director Brian McShane explained in a statement. “Through close collaboration with our outstanding partners at the FBI, we have taken decisive action to make our communities safer and prevent potential threats to the American people.” Click here to read more.

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In December 2022, while out on bail, Chokr drove through the Temple Beth El parking lot, yelling antisemitic slurs and threats at children and parents. After the incident, he attempted to purchase three firearms—an AR-15-style rifle, an automatic shotgun, and a Glock pistol—from a Dearborn gun store.

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The budget, which aims to stimulate growth through increased domestic energy production and infrastructure spending, also includes large boosts in defense funding and significant tariff hikes on imported steel and aluminum. Trump has defended the bill, saying it’s a bold plan to restore American manufacturing and energy independence.

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LANSING, Mich -Michigan House Republicans have introduced articles of impeachment against Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson, a Democrat and top contender for the 2026 gubernatorial race.

Rep. James DeSana (R-Carleton) is leading the charge, accusing Benson of overstepping her authority by issuing illegal election directives, failing to preserve key election records, and damaging public trust in the electoral process.

The impeachment resolution also cites Benson’s political donations to a PAC supporting Michigan Supreme Court Justice Kyra Harris Bolden. Critics say the donation came shortly before Benson’s department appeared before the court in a case involving election inspectors—raising ethical concerns.

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The news was shared on the Florida Department of Health’s “X” account on Tuesday.

What it does: HB 1299 prohibits health care providers and facilities from discriminating against a patient based solely on vaccination status and affirms a patient’s right to impartial access to treatment or accommodations regardless of vaccination status.

  • The bill repeals the scheduled expiration of the definition of mRNA vaccines, maintaining the prohibition against discrimination based on vaccination status.

  • It also prohibits health care providers and facilities from discriminating against patients based solely on vaccination status.

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Michigan State Rep. James DeSana to Introduce Articles of Impeachment Against Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson
Move follows contempt vote over Benson’s refusal to release full election training materials; DeSana alleges repeated legal violations and erosion of public trust.

LANSING, Mich. — On Tuesday, State Representative James DeSana (R-Carleton) announced plans to introduce articles of impeachment against Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson.

DeSana's move follows a recent vote in the Michigan House to hold Secretary Benson in civil contempt for allegedly refusing to comply with a legislative subpoena. The subpoena, issued by the House Oversight Committee, sought the full release of election training materials provided to local clerks across the state. While Benson's office released a portion of the materials, key information was reportedly withheld, leading to the contempt vote.

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"Our Secretary of State, Jocelyn Benson, has been found in violation of the law by the courts seven separate times, and she has lost the trust of the people," DeSana stated. "We as Representatives of the people have the responsibility to hold her accountable."

The articles of impeachment are expected to allege constitutional violations, corruption, and abuse of power related to Benson's handling of elections. This development marks a significant escalation in the ongoing tensions between Republican lawmakers and the Democratic Secretary of State over election administration and transparency.

Articles of impeachment against Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson are an uphill battle due to the following reasons:

1. Democratic Control of the Legislature

  • Michigan’s House and Senate are currently controlled by Democrats (as of 2025). Impeachment requires majority votes in both chambers: first to impeach (House), then to convict and remove (Senate).

  • It is highly improbable that Democrats will vote to remove a fellow Democrat from office based on Republican-led charges.

2. High Bar for Impeachment

  • Impeachment in Michigan is typically reserved for serious criminal misconduct or gross abuse of office. Political or policy disagreements, even if they involve court rulings, often don't meet that threshold.

  • Courts previously ruling against Benson on election issues were largely over administrative decisions—not criminal wrongdoing.

I have reached out to Benson’s office for a statement. If and when I get one I will update this article.

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