March 12, 2024

Biden's SOTU cancer reference was no gaffe

When President Joe Biden said in his State of the Union speech that the “vaccines that saved us from COVID are now being used to help beat cancer,” the internet went crazy. Unless you were a pharmaceutical CEO, you might think t...

July 14, 2022

Legislators need to meet in person

Ohio state senator Andrew Brenner (R-District 19) Zoomed into a virtual committee meeting from his office in the historic Capitol Senate Building.  Or did he?  Members wondered why he appeared to be wearing a seatbelt.  ...

June 8, 2022

Monkeypox is not the next COVID-19

After Americans survived 30 months of having our lives upended with unfair and unpredictable pandemic restrictions, we should be skeptical as monkeypox is irresponsibly pitched as the "new COVID-19" by the media and some in the medical-indu...

April 26, 2022

Biden's fake fight for masks on planes

During a recent flight, across the aisle from me, a four-year-old named Olivia demanded to know why she had to wear a mask, whereas her little brother, who was wrestling their mother for control of an iPad, could go maskless.  "Those a...

March 16, 2022

Finally, DoJ pursues COVID-19 relief fraudsters

Making good on President Biden's State of the Union promise to crack down on COVID-19 relief fraudsters, the Department of Justice announced last week the appointment of associate deputy attorney general Kevin Chambers as the direc...

February 9, 2022

Minnesota resurrects California's failed single-payer health care bill

Rep. Cedrick Frazier (D-Minn.) is giving single-payer health care advocates new hope in Minnesota after California's $400-billion single-payer bill died in early February.  Although Frazier's bill has not yet been scored b...

February 2, 2022

Psaki confirms suspicions about monoclonal treatment shutdown

On January 24, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) shut down Florida’s popular monoclonal treatment sites. Without warning, the FDA revised its emergency use authorization (EUA) to cancel appointments for thousands of Floridia...

January 11, 2022

The vaccine conundrum and the Mayo Clinic

This week, some 700 unvaccinated Mayo Clinic employees lost their jobs because they did not agree to take the COVID-19 vaccine or did not receive a medical or religious exemption.  In addition, an unknown number of Mayo employees have alrea...