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NIH Admits it ‘Suppressed’ Wuhan Lab Genetic Data, but Disputes Watchdog’s ‘Deleted’ Label - Truth Press

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Finally a judge with brains.

Judge Gives Democrats The Ax After They Pushed To Keep Masks On Children

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Finally a judge with brains.

Judge Gives Democrats The Ax After They Pushed To Keep Masks On Children

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Its not like it could kill you? Oh wait it can!

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Here’s what’s in the $10 billion Covid-19 aid bill


The Senate has reached a bipartisan deal to provide an additional $10 billion in Covid-19 assistance.

It would allow the Biden administration to purchase more vaccines and therapeutics, as well as maintain testing capacity and research. But it does not include $5 billion in funding for global Covid-19 aid, nor would it replenish the program that pays for testing, treating and vaccinating the uninsured.

The deal would be paid for using unspent funds from the Democrats’ $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package, which was enacted in March 2021.

However, it would not draw from money previously provided for state and local government assistance. That proposed offset prompted several House Democrats to torpedo a $15.6 billion Covid-19 aid package that was initially part of the full-year spending bill.

“We urge Congress to move promptly on this $10 billion package because it can begin to fund the most immediate needs, as we currently run the risk of not having some critical tools like treatments and tests starting in May and June,” White House press secretary Jen Psaki wrote in a statement Monday.

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, a New York Democrat, and Sen. Mitt Romney of Utah, who was negotiating for the Republicans, each released the text and summaries of the deal.

Here’s what’s in the deal:

Vaccines, therapeutics and testing

The deal would funnel $9.25 billion to the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority, according to the summaries.

At least $5 billion would be spent on purchasing therapeutics, such as oral antivirals. Currently, there is a limited supply of treatments, including monoclonal antibodies, which are provided free of charge to Americans, regardless of insurance coverage.

The federal government has already scaled back on weekly allocations of many Covid-19 therapeutics due to both a lack of demand and a drop in available funding. Distribution of two monoclonal antibody treatments – sotrovimab and bebtelovimab – was scaled back “because Congress has failed to provide additional funding for the Covid-19 response,” a Department of Health and Human Services spokesperson said in a statement last month.

In a fact sheet released last month, the White House said the federal government has no more funding to buy additional monoclonals, including a planned order for March 25. It also said it does not have the ability to purchase additional oral antiviral pills beyond the 20 million already secured.

Also, the additional funds from the deal would be used to purchase vaccines, including booster shots, vaccines for children and, potentially, new types of vaccines. The Biden administration has warned that second Covid-19 vaccine booster shots – or a new type of vaccine, if needed – will not be free and readily available to all Americans, if and when they are authorized, without additional funding from Congress.

And the funds would be used to maintain testing capacity so that the manufacturing of at-home tests and lab capacity for PCR tests does not decline during the summer to the point where it can’t be ramped up again in the case of a future Covid-19 surge.

Among the ways to ensure testing is available in the future is for the federal government to purchase testing supplies from manufacturers or to provide funding to maintain state and local testing infrastructure.

Future variants

Some $750 million would go to the Public Health and Social Services Emergency Fund for research, clinical trials and development of vaccines for emerging variants. It could also be used to expand vaccine manufacturing capacity as needed.

Without additional funding, the government will have to wind down some Covid-19 surveillance investments that help it detect the next variant, the White House has said.

Here’s how it will be paid for:

The $10 billion legislation would be fully offset by Covid-19 relief funds that were previously authorized by Congress but have not yet been spent.

Nearly $2 billion is left over from the Shuttered Venues Operators Grant program, which gave money to live music venues, theaters and museums that were forced to shut their doors for some period of time due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

The new bill would also repurpose about $900 million that is remaining for the Covid-19 Economic Injury Disaster Loan advance program, which allowed some small businesses to receive up to $15,000 that did not need to be paid back.

The new bill would use $1.6 billion of unspent funds that were previously given to the US Department of Agriculture by both the Democrats’ coronavirus relief package, known as the American Rescue Plan Act, and the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act.

More than $2.3 billion would come from the Aviation Manufacturing Jobs Protection Program, which provided funding to businesses to cover up to half of their payroll costs for certain categories of employees for up to six months.

The new bill would also use remaining unspent money in the Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund, totaling $500 million. That program provided funds to colleges so that they could give emergency financial aid grants to students whose lives were disrupted by the Covid-19 pandemic.

The relief package would rescind more than $1.8 billion from the $10 billion in Covid-19 relief funds provided to the State Small Business Credit Initiative Program.

The new bill would also use $887 million from the Local Assistance and Tribal Consistency Fund.

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Fauci Gets Fact Checked On Facebook For Spreading False Information On 'Vaccines' - Steve Kirsch [VIDEO]
Fact checked the Fauxci?

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CDC director clears up confusion on 2nd Covid boosters
There's no downside to getting a fourth dose now, Dr. Rochelle Walensky told NBC News, adding that recent omicron infection counts as a "natural boost" for the vaccinated.

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Fully Vaccinated and Boosted Pelosi Tests Positive for Covid – Was With Biden Yesterday - Truth Press

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Dr. Peter McCullough Says Autopsies Show The COVID Shot's ‘Fingerprints’ Are Everywhere, Including The Brain [VIDEOS]

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Eleven Jab Injured Victims Crash An FDA Open Public Hearing, Share Their Stories With The World [VIDEOS]

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Dr. Malone Says He Will Sue New York Times Unless It Corrects ‘Defamatory’ Article - Truth Press

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Dr. Malone Says He Will Sue New York Times Unless It Corrects ‘Defamatory’ Article - Truth Press

Good luck maybe he can Rudy

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Fauci Changes His Tune on Blanket Decisions Regarding Covid - Truth Press

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https://dailypoliticalnewswire.com/pinocchio-psaki-claims-biden-has-never-been-pro-lockdown/

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I want to know why Harris and Biden are continually hugging people without their masks they have been shoving down our throats for the past 2 years?? Hypocrites! All of them!
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