Dr. Mary Talley Bowden's battle with Houston Methodist Hospital is a stark example of the medical establishment's war on free speech and medical freedom. They want to silence those who dare question their narrative, even after agreeing to a settlement. Demanding financial records after she speaks out? It's not just punitive; it's a clear intimidation tactic. This isn't about public health; it's about control. Marc Boom and his ilk at Houston Methodist pushed vaccine mandates, not based on science, but on power. They were the vanguard of an assault on personal medical choice, starting mandates in Texas, setting a precedent for the national overreach we've seen under Biden. Bowden's fight is our fight. It's about doctors being able to speak freely for their patients, about the right to question and challenge, especially when lives and livelihoods are at stake. When hospitals, backed by billions, try to crush dissent, we see the real face of medical tyranny. We must stand with Dr. Bowden, against those who would rather punish dissent than engage in honest debate. This is what Trump meant by draining the swamp; it's in healthcare too, where Big Pharma and hospital CEOs dictate policy over patient care. 🔥 Join the resistance against medical tyranny! Follow @FinalTelegraph for the truth on how we're fighting back against these Goliath-like institutions. 🔥 #MedicalFreedom #DrainTheSwamp #MAGA

LAWFARE: Before Judge McConnell ordered Trump to restore USAID funding and called him a tyrant he was accused of buying his lifetime judicial appointment. He spent over $700K contributing to Democrats and funneled thousands to his state's two senators who recommended his appointment to Obama. They refused to recuse themselves from his confirmation vote. h/t @SteveGuest

When representative Robert Garcia is collecting money from a USAID NGO, how does he sit on this committee without being biased? How does he vote whether or not to affirm RFK Junior when he’s getting money from Big Pharma How does he sit in an interview with an MSM network that is receiving money from the same MGO in Washington there’s more than 7° of separation Some of the key contributors include: - Pfizer: Contributing over $500,000 to Garcia's campaigns. - Merck: With donations totaling around $450,000. - Johnson & Johnson: Providing approximately $350,000. Additionally, Garcia has received significant funding from USAID-affiliated NGOs, which often intersect with pharmaceutical interests, with contributions amounting to over $1 million in total from various organizations.