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[[Biden]] presidential challenger [[Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.]] tweeted on April 24, 2023, the day after [[Tucker Carlson]] was terminated by [[Fox News]]:
[[Biden]] presidential challenger [[Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.]] tweeted on April 24, 2023, the day after [[Tucker Carlson]] was terminated by [[Fox News]]:
{{quotebox-float|"Fox fires Tucker Carlson five days after he crosses the red line by acknowledging that the TV networks pushed a [[covid vaccine|deadly and ineffective vaccine]] to please their Pharma advertisers. Carlson’s breathtakingly courageous April 19 monologue broke TV’s two biggest rules: Tucker told the truth about how greedy Pharma advertisers controlled TV news content and he lambasted obsequious newscasters for promoting jabs they knew to be lethal and worthless. For many years, Tucker has had the nation's biggest audience averaging 3.5 million — 10 times the size of CNN. Fox just demonstrated the terrifying power of Big Pharma."<ref>https://twitter.com/RobertKennedyJr/status/1650550341027475479</ref>}}
{{quotebox-float|"Fox fires Tucker Carlson five days after he crosses the red line by acknowledging that the TV networks pushed a [[covid vaccine|deadly and ineffective vaccine]] to please their Pharma advertisers. Carlson’s breathtakingly courageous April 19 monologue broke TV’s two biggest rules: Tucker told the truth about how greedy Pharma advertisers controlled TV news content and he lambasted obsequious newscasters for promoting jabs they knew to be lethal and worthless. For many years, Tucker has had the nation's biggest audience averaging 3.5 million — 10 times the size of CNN. Fox just demonstrated the terrifying power of Big Pharma."<ref>https://twitter.com/RobertKennedyJr/status/1650550341027475479</ref>}}
==Big Pharma contributions to Senators and Representatives (1990-2024)==
Harris Kamala (D) — na — $ 11,341,349
Biden Joe (D) — na — $ 9,128,291
Obama Barack (D) — na — $ 6,041,678
Clinton Hillary (D-NY) — New York — $ 4,622,654
Romney Mitt (R-UT) — Utah — $ 3,378,614
McConnell Mitch (R-KY) — Kentucky — $ 2,027,732
Sanders Bernie (I-VT) — Vermont — $ 1,953,613
Warnock Raphael (D-GA) — Georgia — $ 1,763,425
Murray Patty (D-WA) — Washington — $ 1,616,081
Schumer Charles E (D-NY) — New York — $ 1,557,928
Menendez Robert (I-NJ) — New Jersey — $ 1,491,425
McCain John (R-AZ) — Arizona — $ 1,482,256
Blackburn Marsha (R-TN) — Tennessee — $ 1,380,138
Kerry John (D-MA) — Massachusetts — $ 1,360,204
Warren Elizabeth (D-MA) — Massachusetts — $ 1,224,145
Wyden Ron (D-OR) — Oregon — $ 1,207,873
Cornyn John (R-TX) — Texas — $ 1,133,363
Scott Tim (R-SC) — South Carolina — $ 1,128,425
Ossoff Jon (D-GA) — Georgia — $ 1,100,870
Brown Sherrod (D-OH) — Ohio — $ 1,063,966
Kelly Mark (D-AZ) — Arizona — $ 1,041,405
Portman Rob (R-OH) — Ohio — $ 1,015,247
Tester Jon (D-MT) — Montana — $ 999,436
Klobuchar Amy (D-MN) — Minnesota — $ 848,967
Carper Tom (D-DE) — Delaware — $ 831,138
Peters Gary (D-MI) — Michigan — $ 812,919
Sinema Kyrsten (I-AZ) — Arizona — $ 778,486
Coons Chris (D-DE) — Delaware — $ 764,073
Bennet Michael (D-CO) — Colorado — $ 730,106
Graham Lindsey (R-SC) — South Carolina — $ 725,856
Thune John (R-SD) — South Dakota — $ 666,492
Markey Ed (D-MA) — Massachusetts — $ 661,442
Warner Mark (D-VA) — Virginia — $ 654,210
Gillibrand Kirsten (D-NY) — New York — $ 651,271
Booker Cory (D-NJ) — New Jersey — $ 647,125
==See also==
==See also==