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@RepThomasMassie

U.S. Rep KY4, Chairman 2A Caucus, Political Science Denier, MIT '93 Bachelor of Science EE, '96 Master of Science MechE , SARS-CoV-2 Antibody +

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  1. In case you missed it, I was a guest on "Making Money with Charles Payne" today. We discussed the ongoing debate over stimulus legislation.

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  2. I’ve been in Congress for 8 years and never have I accepted the taxpayer subsidized plan offered to Congressmen. I pay 100% of the premium for me and my family, so your statement is

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  3. “It is no coincidence that the mask is again beginning to play a decisive role in public life. It is appearing in many different ways … be it as a gas mask, with which they are trying to equip entire populations; be it as a face mask for sport... as a safety mask for workplaces”

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  4. “It is in this last respect that The Worker takes on a disturbing relevance for our own times. For the uniformity of the new age is symbolised, Jünger suggests [1932, eve of NAZI Germany], by the sudden proliferation of the mask in contemporary society.”

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  5. Retweeted
    9 hours ago

    . tells the only stimulus he's behind is reopening the economy like did in Florida, "only way to recover." He says the government is playing the role of arsonists and firefighters. "Fauci is the one giving them the matches."

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  6. Look forward to joining you on today at 2:25 PM ET.

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  7. The world needs a new term for this new subset of science deniers... “herd immunity deniers”

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  8. Instead of trying to shame those who have contracted the virus, why not thank them for shouldering the burden of getting us one step closer to herd immunity and the end of this pandemic?

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  9. I’ve had the virus and now have the antibodies - you’re welcome.

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  10. This video made by public health experts from Oxford, Harvard, and Stanford explains how we can still save thousands of lives by switching public policy NOW. & Governors should listen to these scientists instead of political scientists.

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  11. It’s shameful, but current policy relies on blue collar workers to shoulder the burden of achieving herd immunity, while white collar workers stay home. Congressmen who stay home hoping to wait out the virus are the most guilty of this selfishness.

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  12. When about half the population has been infected (and recovered), we have achieved herd immunity. Those under 40 years of age make up over half the population, yet the virus is over 100 times less deadly to that portion of the population. Exploit this fact and defeat the virus!

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  13. The virus has an enormous weakness that we have thus far almost completely failed to exploit.

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  14. Public policy has been misguided, but there is still time to save thousands of lives.

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  15. “The science, morality, and public health policy all point in the same direction.”

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  16. “Herd immunity is not a strategy, it’s a biological fact.”

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  17. More than 6,000 scientists have signed an anti-lockdown petition saying that coronavirus policies are causing "irreparable damage.” “Keeping these measures in place until a vaccine is available will cause irreparable damage...”

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  18. Rapper allegedly buys Ferrari with money stolen from your children by Congress. When will Congress be indicted as co-conspirators for the giant fraud? Now it’s easy to understand why almost nobody in Congress wanted a recorded vote on March 27th.

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  19. Oct 7

    I love the folks on twitter who don’t realize this platform is a raging dumpster fire.

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  20. Oct 7
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