Gov. Mike Dunleavy met with more than 100 energized Mat-Su residents who came to Real Life Church outside of Palmer for a rousing Q&A townhall-style meeting on Jan. 15. Attendees did not hold back in airing a litany of concerns with their governor.
After Dunleavy arrived early to chat with Alaskans, the meeting quickly cut to the chase on a series of contentious issues. Hosted by the Alaska chapter of the Association of Mature American Citizens (AMAC) attendees had two minutes to ask the governor questions. Nothing was off the table.
Dunleavy kicked things off by summarizing his legal fights against the Biden administration’s anti-development policies in Alaska and the president’s attempts to impose various vaccine mandates.
Dunleavy praised the U.S. Supreme Court’s Jan. 14 decision to block Biden’s vax mandates for private employers, but lamented that the court allowed a separate mandate for healthcare workers to stand, for now.
The governor then reiterated an often-repeated position that he believes people should be free to decline or accept vaccinations as they see fit. He also said doctors should have the right to prescribe and/or administer alternative Covid treatments as they deem necessary. To that end, he praised the Alaska State Medical Board for ultimately rejecting a recent push by some 200 doctors who wanted the board to punish physicians for prescribing ivermectin to treat Covid.
With regard to federal vaccine mandates for military members, Dunleavy said Alaska is preparing to join a lawsuit with other states on that front.
Dunleavy’s opening remarks included a swipe at the Anchorage Assembly for its mask mandates, a topic which is likely to come up during his 2022 election campaign. Throughout much of last year, many conservatives were unsuccessful in urging the governor to speak out against restrictions the Anchorage Assembly imposed on businesses, churches and political gatherings.
“I got a lot of heat from people because they wanted me to stop it,” Dunleavy said. “I don’t have a constitutional right to do that. I’m not hiding behind the constitution.”
He said the constitution gives first class cities such as Anchorage health powers to decide things like health mandates.
“They have a right at that local level to decide what they are going to do,” he said. “Do I think that was a great idea, what Anchorage was doing in terms of this continually strangling businesses? Of course not.”
Over the past year, however, many Alaskans expressed frustration that the governor failed to use his prominent position to at least put some public pressure on the Anchorage Assembly.
Dunleavy told the Mat-Su crowd that Anchorage voters were the ones who voted for their Assembly.
“I didn’t put the borough assembly in there,” he said. “They voted for the borough assembly.”
Following Dunleavy’s opening remarks, attendees started in with hard-hitting questions. Many dealt with the inability to access Covid treatments like ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine.
“Why don’t Alaskans have the right to try?” one woman asked in reference to the roadblocks she has faced in attempting to obtain alternative treatments.
Dunleavy said the state has never prohibited doctors or pharmacists from prescribing or administering Covid treatments.
“I know many doctors that prescribe and administer ivermectin,” he said. “I have a close personal friend who is a doctor who does that.”
But attendees said the issue goes beyond the absence of state prohibitions. In reality many pharmacists are refusing to fill doctor prescriptions for ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine. This is due, in part, to political pressure coming from the governor’s own Health and Social Services Department, along with his Chief Medical Officer Anne Zink, who has publicly disparaged ivermectin as a way to treat Covid.
“There is nothing that has come out of my office,” Dunleavy said with regards to discouraging ivermectin or hydroxychloroquine. “There may be impressions – and I’m not downplaying this – coming from Health and Social Services, in which people believe they’ve been led to believe that you cannot do it, but any doctor in this state that wants to prescribe and administer ivermectin – they can do it.”
Alaska must move to a treatment-based approach to Covid, Dr. Farr emphasized.
If a corporate office or hospital says otherwise, that’s their decision, not the state’s, Dunleavy added. He did note, however, that he’s heard of doctors being pressured by their peers and others to not prescribe or administer certain treatments.
He then claimed that his state medical and pharmacist boards are not doing anything to sanction doctors who prescribe or administer ivermectin.
While there are no sanctions coming from these boards, individual Alaska State pharmacists have discouraged the use ivermectin to treat Covid, and the Pharmacy Board has issued a joint notice with the boards of nursing and dental examiners that highlights the FDA’s approval of remdesivir and monoclonal antibodies, while cautioning Alaskans about the use of ivermectin.
Dunleavy said the real issue was not about penalties for administering these alternative early treatments but “whether the health department is promoting it.”
They are not.
As to whether people should bother taking early Covid treatments, Dunleavy said he was not going to tell people what to do because, “I’m not a doctor – that’s up to your doctor and your pharmacist,” he said.
While the governor has remained silent on the documented merits of ivermectin, he has granted his health department considerable reign to push the experimental Covid shots on children, pregnant women and others through television, radio and statewide PR campaigns. The governor has personally, taken part in these messages, urging Alaskans to get the jab.
At one point, Dr. Ilona Farr, who helped organize the Early Treatment Summit for Covid in October, called in to tell the governor that cloth face coverings are worthless and that children needed to be back in school, mask free.
She urged the governor to fight vaccine mandates, because adverse reactions to the shots are dangerous for many of her patients. Specifically, she said mandates should be halted for those under age 30 – a population with mild symptoms that do not justify the risk of adverse reactions from the jab. She noted that not a single person under age 20 has died from Covid in Alaska.
Ultimately, Alaska must move to a treatment-based approach to Covid, Dr. Farr emphasized, saying she has turned away hundreds of patients each month who want medications like ivermectin but cannot access them.
“We desperately need help there,” she said. “We definitely need to get these early treatments.”
Additionally, Alaskans need access to basic devices in their homes, Farr added.
“We need to get blood pressure cuffs, thermometers and make nebulizers more available for people so when this next wave comes around, we’ll be prepared for it,” she said.
Farr brought up problems she has experienced with the State Pharmacy Board.
“It looks like the pharmacy board has taken a stand around hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin, so most of the pharmacists are refusing to dispense it, even though it’s one of the world’s safest medications,” she said.
“I have to have more options available,” Farr pleaded. “And I need to not be blocked by pharmacists when I write prescriptions.”
Dunleavy said he would look into the pharmacy board’s stance.
“I’ll make a direct inquiry,” the governor promised. “Because I heard something different.”
Following Farr, a 76-year-old man recounted difficulties he experienced in obtaining Covid treatments from local pharmacists. He said he was forced to shop at multiple locations before finally getting his medications.
Another person, Sheri Manning, said her husband got Covid in November and had to go to Mat-Su Regional Hospital where he was denied hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin.
“Zink needs to go,” Kincaid added, drawing cheers and applause.
“They will not treat you with that because it is not approved by the CDC and the WHO,” she told the governor. “Do you need to go in and have a talk with that administrator and make sure he does this?”
Dunleavy said he doesn’t have direct control over local hospitals, which are run by boards. He told Manning to take her issues up with board members directly.
“The best thing I can do is have a discussion with them,” the governor said. “I cannot order them.”
Long-time Mat-Su resident Marty Kincaid told the governor that she liked his talking points but seriously questioned the people he continues to employ in his administration. In particular, she took issue with the State’s Chief Medical Officer Anne Zink, along with a February health summit that Dunleavy’s Department of Health is planning which includes giving Planned Parenthood representatives a platform to speak.
Kincaid noted that Zink is the president elect of the Association of State and Territorial Health Officials, a group that promotes vaccine mandates and passports.
“She’s running that, so my concern is – I like what you’re saying, but those under you are not in alignment with your platform,” Kincaid emphasized.
“Zink needs to go,” Kincaid added, drawing cheers and applause.
Zink has come under increased scrutiny among conservative quarters for persistently hounding Alaskans to get the jab, including pregnant women and children. While Dunleavy did not publicly defend Zink at the Mat-Su meeting, he declined to say he would remove her.
Unknown at the time to those in attendance was the fact the Dunleavy had nominated Zink for an “Outstanding Government Services” award through the American Medical Association.
“I’m being honest with you,” the governor said. “I’m not going to have a discussion here in front of folks, but I’ll make the decision on the future of not just one staff member but a number of staff members.”
Unknown to most in attendance was the fact the Dunleavy had already nominated Zink for an “Outstanding Government Services” award through the American Medical Association. The Alaska Landmine broke that story the following day.
In a gushing letter to the AMA in November, Dunleavy praised Zink as “trusted public health official” who has worked to “maximize vaccination numbers and dispel misinformation.” Dunleavy said Zink has “saved thousands of Alaskans” and “kept our society safe.”
Trust in government, however, was a particular concern raised by one Mat-Su man who said he no longer had faith in Alaska politics or the government.
Dunleavy responded by saying he, too, “would not trust government,” and that it is good to “always have questions, all the time – constantly.”
With regard to the people working under him, Dunleavy said he disagrees with a number of his employees.
The governor admitted that he wished he knew more about the virus early on so that he could have done things differently.
“I have to deal with 22,000 employees, and I can tell you not all of them believe what I believe,” he said without naming names. “Some of those people have been there for 20 years, 30 years, but nonetheless I’ve got to work through that. Those are the folks that we have. A lot of good people, but some folks who have some very different views on what Alaska should look like.”
On the vaccine mandate front, several speakers asked the governor to step up and defend their right to refuse the jab without losing their jobs.
One nurse said she lost her employment at the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium due to mandates. She found another job with a company that does not require vaccines, but that, too is now in jeopardy due to President Biden’s federal mandate for health care entities that receive federal reimbursements.
Dunleavy said the U.S. Supreme Court has upheld the medical worker mandate for now, and that there is very little he can do.
“It makes no sense to me as a matter of practice, now to say, ‘you don’t want to get your vaccination? You’re gone.’ With all the skills, training and what you’ve done for people – it makes no sense to me,” he said.
Dunleavy did commit to talking to his attorney general to see if there were any other options, but said “It’s looking tough because of that decision they’ve made.”
Another woman asked why the Governor imposed restrictions on churches and businesses, and limited travel, early on.
Dunleavy said no one knew much about the virus in the initial days. He said once he had a better understanding of the virus, the “protocols changed.” The governor admitted that he wished he knew more about the virus early on so that he could have done things differently.
The woman retorted that Sen. Lora Reinbold tried to tell him, but he only attempted to “silence her.”
Several speakers called for a forensic audit of the 2020 general election in order to regain trust in the vote.
“When you silenced her, you silenced me,” she said.
Last February, Dunleavy issued a scathing letter about Reinbold (R-Eagle River), claiming she abused her office as a state senator by accusing him of grossly mismanaging Alaska’s COVID response.
Viewed by many as an attempt to get Reinbold removed from her powerful post as chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee, the letter stated that Dunleavy forbid any member of his executive branch to respond to or participate with any committee chaired by Reinbold.
“I don’t silence anybody. Okay?” Dunleavy claimed at the Mat-Su meeting. “I have an opinion too, and when I have an opinion that what somebody is saying is – I’m going to be blunt – is out to lunch, people say the same thing to me. People here will give me their opinion that I’m out to lunch. I respect that. I think people should give their opinion when they think somebody is out to lunch.”
The other main issue brought up at the Mat-Su gathering was election reform. Several speakers called for a forensic audit of the 2020 general election in order to regain trust in the vote.
Tom Oels, a leading advocate for election reform in Alaska, took to the microphone and said that in 2019 the governor met with him and about 40 others at the Windbreak restaurant in Wasilla, where residents asked for equal access to the vote centers during the 2020 general election.
Otherwise, there would be cheating, Oels said. “And there was.”
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Furthermore, Oels claimed that in 2020 Lt. Gov. Meyer indicated that the governor favored a hand recount of each precinct in the State of Alaska. That never happened, Oels told Dunleavy.
He then asked why the audit of the 2018 election, conducted by then State Commissioner of Administration Kelly Tshibaka, has not been released to the public.
“Everyone in the state of Alaska wants to see it,” Oels said.
Dunleavy did not respond to several of Oels’ points but did say that the first thing he did when hiring Tshibaka was to have her conduct a review of elections.
“So, Kelly came in a did a review,” he said. “It can be released with some redactions. And the only reason I say this is because, contrary to what some people believe, there are in fact, right now, at least three active cases under the Department of Public Safety – the Troopers – being investigated right now for election irregularity and election fraud. They are being investigated now, so sections of that document may have to be redacted but most of that document can be released.”
John Nelson reiterated the call to fix Alaska’s elections, including investigating the 2020 general.
“If we do not fix the 2020 general election, we’ll never have another fair election again,” he said to the most thunderous applause of the morning. “We also need a full forensic audit.”
Dunleavy thanked the crowd for turning out and said he is willing to do more meetings in the months ahead.
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Dammit Jim…im only doctor. errr Governor…. What a crock of excuses,,,, FIRE ZINK,,,ThenResign
Dumbleavy has no honorable bone or muscle in this body to accomplish anything like that!
Dammit Jim…im only doctor. errr Governor…. What a crock of excuses,,,, FIRE ZINK,,,ThenResign
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Very good reporting
Next stop: Anchorage.
Let us ask you a few questions, too, and you might find out that Anchorage is made of more than the liberal fruitcakes who voted in the ASSembly of Action.
Someone needs to ask Doneleavy if he will meet with those who have been effected by the vax.And he needs to be reminded that Zink wrote an article against ivervectin in the Washington post.
Is it just me or does he sound super defensive even in writing? I’m not convinced he’ll “stand tall”. I’m glad Dr. Fartr brought the ammo to counter his stances, we need more of this in other areas.
Love Dr. Farr!
Governor Dunleavy is not accessible to us. When we have emailed him for various reasons as mentioned by the audience in the Mat-su. , we do not get responses to our concerns. We have been told that his “staff” decides what he reads. It is time to remove staff/or bureaucrats that are dishonest; staff in “the swamp” that are not interested in the governor hearing from us or passing our messages along to him. Staff that lacks integrity and honor.
By his comments, he sees the different departments as independent of his authority. He is the governor, he should be overseeing all activities of his Commissioners and staff and boards. He answered questions that showed he is out of touch with what is going on in the state and he is. He is oblivious to our problems with Zink as his “go to” physician. He validates the CDC and FDA and other agencies that have been corrupted. We emailed the governor and Kevin Meyer concerning most if not all of the above subjects discussed at the Mat-Su meeting,
We also emailed the HSS Commissioner Adam Crum and he blasted Alaska Watchman in the response to us, for stating the pay for these speakers are from Alaska State Funds, but he did not answer the questions we sent concerning the subject matter. We do not see this conference in February as conducive to training up good citizens who practice moral behavior. The conference speakers take us away from a moral direction. The Commissioner sidestepped the concerns we had and just wanted to correct Alaska Watchman. We said he should cancel the Conference until he can figure out what America is about. It is not about abortion and not about teaching the homosexual lifestyle, We have been deferred to his Deputy Commissioner. Each time we have emailed a copy to the Governor and there has been no response.
We voted for Governor Dunleavy but he seemed to become intimidated since the recall. He needs to stand firm and not go weak at the knees. We do pray for him and especially for all those people in authority. The leftists do not fear recalls and in fact throw more money to help overturn the recalls. There is a considerable difference in attitudes between the responses to pressure. The conservatives just cower and/or resign while the leftists press on harder.
We have a toxic university up here in Fairbanks with atheists running it from the UAF Board of Regents on down. The governor experienced their hostility. Dunleavy does not recognize his power to put the university system in check. Professors stir up the students to fight for left-leaning causes and against Western Civilization values and against the community. The Daily News Miner, again leftist, goes along with the university and has leftists writers with columns up here and even in Anchorage (i.e. Dermot Cole)
In addition the unions dominate the vote making it more difficult to overthrow these atheists. Governor Dunleavy experienced and has been intimidated by these powers. He was right to cut the excess of salaries at the top of the university system.
As governor he should easily take a stand against right and wrong as DeSantis, Noem and other governors have. He should have taken a stand in Anchorage
because he is over their governance also. Just as we mentioned at this start of this, there is no access to Governor Dunleavy to advise him and inform him.
Correction: We meant Dr. Zink.
How do you know a politician is lying? His lips are moving. That’s Dunleavy, a politician’s politician.
Maybe he is a Ventriloquist ??????
You said nothing about the budget! Dunleavy claims a victory in his whole 7% cut. Big Wow. When I asked him about revenue raising things he only commented on his success with 7% cut. Currently Hillcorp does not pay what Exxon, Repsol and Conoco Phillips pay, which is 65 million a year. Hillcorp found a tax loophole in how they formed their corporation. Alaska is being raped by the oil companies that need to pay their fair share, all of them. I supported Prop 1 and opposed Prop 2 and look what it has done to Alaska. It hurts the entire state and our economy.and hoiw we vote! I also said that he has told us all along that he supports a full PFD but he actually favors cutting it by taking us from the Standard method to a 50/50 POMV method. I thought when I voted for him that he was going to “Stand Tall for Alaska” Well he’s tall, but that is about it. I am seeing him back peddle. I told him to use that huge supply of red pens to actually cut the budget and hold the “out of control Legislature” accountable. Next time they cannot conduct their business for the State of Alaska in 120 days, their pay should be totally cut off. Hold his big size 14 feet to the proverbal fire! Alaska please change the players for our Government, in and out of Alaska. Thanks for letting me express myself.
He has every power over these medical institutions simply stop any State funding going to them until they change their stance on the vaccine mandate. He is sounding like a typical Politician crying that he doesn’t have the power over state institutions. He is the Head of all state institutions and can very well reduce the funding in these to move forward with the overall majority of the state residents.
Talks out of both sides of his mouth and what comes out should be coming out the other end.
Zink is a leftist hack and to have not only kept her on, but awarded her tells me all I need to know about Governor Dunlittle.
Maybe he is a Ventriloquist trying to dislodge a big constipated Zink blockage????
“The Governor doesn’t have direct control over hospitals which are run by boards.”
Can anyone out there please tell me the name of any health care facility in the state that is practicing early treatment for covid? Is there a physician in practice that would prescribe the medication?
Is there a pharmacy that will even fill the prescription if a Dr. was to write one?
I’m asking because I don’t know. When you’re sick it is too late to look into that.
These are questions that need to be addressed and answered.
Deflect, deflect, deflect… BLAH , blah
Just a thought–maybe some in his Administration (been there forevers) are undermining the governor. Happened to Trump. Can happen here–the Deep State.
With regard to the people working under him, Dunleavy said he disagrees with a number of his employees.
If I had a difference of opinion with my boss, who’s opinion do you think would prevail in policy? If Dunleavy doesn’t force his opinion and policies, then he isn’t governor material.
Correct-Dunleavy needs to fire the Radical Leftist Critical Race Theorists and hire the NON -Critical Race Theorists.
If he does not do this, we need to FIRE HIM!!!!
Where are the big ball pants in Alaska??????? Do we have any???????
Joel, nice job, thanks
In answer to the lady who almost lost her husband and I think to the nurse the Governor said something I picked up on as an idea that is actionable by all of us. That is to talk to the Board of Directors of the hospitals.
Best government is that closes to the people. So the Board of Directors fall under that. No borough or city assembly, legislature or Governor can impose demands to a business. The Governor asked business owners in the audience if they wanted him to dictate what they do. The answer was of course not.
So, in talking about this after the meeting I was told and I will have to follow-up and ask, that the hospital boards have open to the public meetings.
Question. Would it not be of more potential impact for people going to those meetings, telling their stories like was told yesterday and demanding change in what the hospitals do?
I’m not saying this will work all the time, most of the time or at all. But this is something that I bet nobody has explored and done. As it was pointed out, many of these hospitals are owned by out of State Corporations, so could that Corp overrule the board? Don’t know, sure as heck won’t know if we don’t try.
Food for thought.
Does he not have the authority to fire Zink? If so, why hasn’t he done it? Look at DeSantis’ new Surgeon General – find someone like that.
Great reporting. I would have liked to have attended this session but didn’t know about it and wonder how well advertised it was? Either way it does sound like good questions were asked and will pray the governor actually takes to heart what citizens were saying.
President Trump’s AWESOME speech at his 2022 Save America Rally in Arizona, made a VERY POWERFUL statement to the crowd of 50,000 people but he said more like 100,000 people at his rally, stated “America BELONGS to all of YOU, pointing to the crowd, and DOES NOT belong to THEM!”
TO LISTEN TO TRUMPS FULL SPEECH, GOOGLE:
https://www.karilake.com/news-and-media/kari-lakes-full-speech-save-america-rally-florence-arizona
Really, JH! Certainly you can count without using your toes! The throng had to be at least 275,000 strong plus a score or two more! Why Obama’s inauguration numbers pale by comparison to the rally!
You must be counting your hairy polydactyl unkempt toes!
Hey, bud, I was being nice. Don’t be such a jerk about a “right-handed” compliment. I’m sure you would have given Trump the 11,780 votes when he was begging for them. (“I just want 11,780 votes.”) It’s a little late to be playing the numbers game, and with such pissant figures at that! An audience of 300,000 to 400,000! Now that’ll smoke ’em! With these kinds of numbers, you will make bellhop in less than six months and concierge in a year or two at any glitzy Trump hotel! You will be hard pressed to find better advise than this.
A.N. Gottschalk- i am a sister not a brother :–)
your comments are incomprehensible
This is the website to see the full 2022 Save America Rally:
https://www.c-span.org/video/?517043-1/president-trump-speaks-arizona-gop-political-rally#!
You must be counting your hairy polydactyl unkempt toes!
The fact that he obviously hid the fact that he nominated Zink for the “Outstanding Government Services award while “listening” to those great Americans who were able to attend speaks volumes. He will not have my vote, period.
From the reading of the meeting with Gov. Dunleavy, we all know that Dunleavy is pretty pathetic as a governor and will not step up to the plate for the citizens of the State of Alaska. That shows up time and again…Good luck with the election and hope we elect another Republican Governor but not Dunleavy.
The Union Pacific locomotive in Los Angeles, passes through a section of train tracks that is littered with thousands of opened boxes, and packages and cargo shipping containers, STOLEN BY LEFTIST LUNATIC THIEVES. As the trains stops in downtown Los Angeles on Jan. 14, 2022, California, is a cesspool.
The “Trash Hole” of California needs to join the “Third World,” that is a haven for crime, drugs, disease, homelessness, child trafficking and dangerous gang lords.
IT IS NOT A HABITABLE PLACE TO LIVE.
The California, Oregon and Washington government is totally corrupt and should be held accountable for destroying their states and destroying their people. They do not protect heir citizens from crime and safety. They only care about enriching themselves with government incentives.
The West Coast is an example of a failed experimental state of LEFTIST MARXIST COMMUNISM by “SICK” LYING LUNATIC LEFTIST DEMOCRAT RADICALS. They have made their states look like post-apocalyptic hellscape, like Bangladesh.
THIS IS WHAT HAPPENS WHEN SICK LYING LUNATIC LEFTIST DEMOCRATICS STEAL ELECTIONS!!
But we are ready!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
“Come-on boys!
Yee-hah!
The train is coming in!
Saddle up, GET READY, LUNATICS COMING!”
My friends came down with covid and end up at the Mat Su Hospital, the doctors there refused time tested treatments. They put them on ventilators and they never made it.
My faith in the medical system has failed just like Gov Mike Dunleavy.
BIG PHARMA HANDOUTS ARE THERE GOD!! Doctors and hospitals are paid alot of money to deny you treatment….
FIND A DOCTOR IN PRIVATE PRACTICE OR GET AN ONLINE APPT WITH AMERICA’S Frontline Doctors to get Rx Ivermectin so you do not die!!
Is Murkowski related to Steve Howe, the guitarist in the progressive rock band Yes?
SHE LOOKS JUST LIKE HIM!
MEDICAL FREEDOM has been hijacked by hospitals, big pharma, insurance companies, and the federal agencies.” Big Pharmacy companies remain a political powerhouse. They continue to flex their political muscles in Washington D.C. to protect their huge profits.
The truth is, when the RADICAL leftists label Doctors and label you as “Spreading Misinformation” is ONLY another way for the Leftist to control the official narrative, by keeping alternate information from you. An example is denying the doctor and denying the patient the use of Rx human Ivermectin, a very inexpensive drug that is proven to save lives from the Chinese covid virus.
The Marxist Leftist receive big profits and monetary incentives from Big Pharma when they use their clot shots (that do not prevent you from getting covid) and their unproven treatment for covid. (Money, is the leftists God)
The doctors/hospitals who receive profits from Big Pharma are more interested in the MONEY and less interested in PROVEN alternative EARLY treatments to save your life. There are no BIG PHARMA profits for prescribing Rx Ivermectin.
The leftist hospitals, leftist doctors, leftist medical boards, leftist RADICAL school boards, leftist governments, leftist Corporations, leftist politicians, and anything Marxist leftist, all receive huge incentive money payouts from Big Pharma. They are all in BED with Big Pharma.
For the past two years now, the Marxist leftist have been prohibiting and restricting our free speech and dictating medical treatments to Doctors and to patients. The leftist democrats are threatening a doctor’s medical license, using their bullying tactics to prohibit a doctor’s right to use Rx Ivermectin, along with prohibiting the patient’s moral right to use Rx Ivermectin, to save their life from the Chinese covid virus.
The Marxist leftist’s tactic is very DANGEROUS in labeling Doctors and people who they disagree with, the people who share an alternate viewpoint are ACCUSED OF “spreading misinformation.”
The lying RADICAL leftist Marxist democrats who label people with “spreading misinformation” is only a way for the Marxist leftists to control you, to destroy you, by censoring your beliefs, censoring your free speech, censoring your morals, and censoring the truth, only to protect their BIG profits, that they ALL receive from Big Pharma.
THE TWISTED, MARXIST LEFTIST ESTABLISHMENT IS AGAINST “HONEST” DOCTORS WHO HAVE THE INTEGRITY TO SAVE YOUR LIFE, BY USING HUMAN IVERMECTIN.