The Post-Partisan Emporium

  FOIA Reveals Troubling Relationship between HHS/CDC & the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists by  Maggie Thorp JD and Jim Thorp MD   Imagine this – you’ve just learned you are pregnant. Emotions flood over you. Regardless of any decisions you make concerning the pregnancy, one thing is certain – your life is forever changed in this moment. Fast forward to your first obstetrical appointment. Waiting nervously to meet your ob-gyn doctor, you make a mental checklist of issues you want to discuss. You presume conversations you are about to have with your doctor will be confidential. You also presume the medical opinions your doctor is about to give will be transparent and honest, in the best interests of you and your baby, and based on your ob-gyn’s independent medical judgment. Spoiler alert: some conversations you will have with your ob-gyn have been pre-determined – namely, whether you should consent to take the COVID-19 “vaccine” while you are pregna...

  White supremacy. It's not just for whites anymore Police say Mauricio Garcia, 33, shot and killed 7 people and wounded 7 more at a mall in Texas. A cop killed Garcia. Philip Bump of the Washington Post, which is owned by Jeff Bezos, blamed white supremacy. His proof was a patch the accused wore which had the initials RWDS on it. But the square facts did not fit the round narrative, so Bump hammered them in. Bump whitesplained , “For many people, this idea triggered an immediate negative reaction: how could someone with the name Mauricio Garcia — a Hispanic name — be a white supremacist? In some quarters, that The Post was offering such a possibility was somehow demonstrative of this newspaper’s purported interest in elevating unsupported racial claims. “In reality, the idea that someone named Garcia might be sympathetic to white supremacist views is unexpected but not inexplicable. The Post has previously explored the ways in which non-White Americans at times ally with extremist...