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1. Rep. [[Thomas Massie|Tom Massie]] (R-KY), for standing up against the bloated $2.2 trillion bailout and seeking a roll call vote rather than the cowardly House vote which enable Representatives to conceal their position.  Rep. Massie then won by a landslide in his primary against a moderate challenger.
  
 
2.  [[Kristi Noem]], Governor of [[South Dakota]], for standing strong against failed [[liberal]] approaches to the [[coronavirus]] crisis.
 
2.  [[Kristi Noem]], Governor of [[South Dakota]], for standing strong against failed [[liberal]] approaches to the [[coronavirus]] crisis.

Revision as of 22:58, September 9, 2020

1. Rep. Tom Massie (R-KY), for standing up against the bloated $2.2 trillion bailout and seeking a roll call vote rather than the cowardly House vote which enable Representatives to conceal their position. Rep. Massie then won by a landslide in his primary against a moderate challenger.

2. Kristi Noem, Governor of South Dakota, for standing strong against failed liberal approaches to the coronavirus crisis.

3. President Jair Bolsonaro, for holding Brazilian fatalities from coronavirus below that in the United States despite having far few resources, by promoting the benefits of the inexpensive hydroxychloroquine as a successful early treatment.

4. Senator Ron Johnson (R-WI) for attempting to end the interference by liberals with effective early treatment of victims of COVID-19.

5. Congressman Andy Biggs (R-AZ), chairman of the Freedom Caucus, for speaking out against the misguided policies of Anthony Fauci.[1]

6. Senator Josh Hawley (R-MO), for quickly introducing a resolution to censure Chuck Schumer after his harsh comments on the steps of the U.S. Supreme Court personally against two Trump-appointed judges. Chief Justice John Roberts rebuked Schumer for his comments, but Schumer did not apologize until Hawley introduced his censure resolution, which other senators then joined.

7. President Donald Trump.

8. Vice President Mike Pence, for frequently promoting Christian and conservative values as vice president under Donald Trump.

9. Sean Hannity, for defending President Trump and promoting conservative principles.

10. Dr. Vladimir Zelenko is a New York State physician who treated 350 (later exceeding 700) coronavirus patients in March of 2020 with 100% success using hydroxychloroquine, antibiotics and zinc.[2][3][4] There were no hospitilizations, intubations or deaths among Zelenko's 350 patients.[5] Dr. Zelenko's coronavirus treatment is now being used in multiple states.[6]

References

  1. ↑ https://secure.housefreedomfund.com/f5j67/s?c=50b0723247a359dd563d389977753806
  2. ↑ Doctor: I treated 350 coronavirus patients with 100% success Doctor: I treated 350 coronavirus patients with 100% success, WND.com
  3. ↑ Doctor Vladimir Zelenko: I treated 350 coronavirus patients with 100% success using Hydroxychloroquine Sulfate, Techstartups.com
  4. ↑ A Jewish doctor’s off-label virus treatment is now being used in multiple states by Ari Feldman and Helen Chernikoff
  5. ↑ Doctor: I treated 350 coronavirus patients with 100% success Doctor: I treated 350 coronavirus patients with 100% success, WND.com
  6. ↑ A Jewish doctor’s off-label virus treatment is now being used in multiple states by Ari Feldman and Helen Chernikoff
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