Plus: CDC Refuses to Answer House GOP Questions About Codes to Track Reasons Why Americans Turn Down the COVID-19 Jabs
March 1 2023
Good morning from Washington, where a renewed interest in the origin of COVID-19 shames the media and its so-called experts. Jarrett Stepman has particulars. Meanwhile, the CDC doesn’t want to talk about tracking why Americans refused a vaccine, Tyler O’Neil writes. On the podcast, what China’s lock on minerals in Africa means for Americans. Plus: Fred Lucas on holding Ukraine accountable for U.S. aid, Tom Jipping on the return of the ERA, and Virginia Allen on what killed two illegal aliens at the border. On this date in 1971, abomb explodes in the U.S. Capitol, hurting no one but doing about $300,000 in damage in what the radical Weather Underground calls a protest of American foreign policy.
According to the standard set in 2020, the Department of Energy this week came out as a racist purveyor of misinformation. The story reveals a great deal about the media and Big Tech.
“Two weeks ago, we sent a letter to the CDC demanding answers about its new COVID-19 vaccine database,” Rep. Josh Brecheen said. “The CDC is stonewalling us and refusing to respond.”
Although the U.S. has “vast mineral reserves worth trillions of dollars, we are now 100% dependent on imports for 17 key minerals, and China is a significant source for them," an expert warns.
Michigan resident Rebecca Kiessling struggles to speak as she tells a House committee that fentanyl brought across the southern border killed her two adult sons in 2020.
As a Senate panel debates whether to resurrect the dead Equal Rights Amendment, a federal appeals court throws a monkey wrench into Democrats’ efforts.
Just like the Spanish Civil War before World War II, a lineup of eventual adversaries is emerging from Ukraine in what may be a preview for a larger, scarier war to come.
