Maryland and Virginia were being charged more because they don’t have enough power of their own. Shapiro’s deal made Pennsylvania pay more so Maryland and Virginia could pay less. GSD? His price cap wiped out the extra local charge Maryland and Virginia were paying and spread the bill across the whole grid. GSD? Pennsylvania produces the power. Maryland and Virginia use it. We got stuck with part of their tab. This is what Shapiro means when he says GSD? For whom? Not for Pennsylvanians.

This is 100% true, Shapiro sold out working class Pennsylvanians. Why? Because his friends in our neighboring states have failing grids due to demand outpacing supply of green energy. Pennsylvanians pay the price, ask why our electricity costs have to increase because of their failures Get out and vote Pennsylvania, while we can still afford to.

BREAKING: Essex County Jury Delivers Unanimous 8–0 Verdict for Worker Fired Over COVID-19 Vaccine Religious Exemption 💉

$460,000 for lights and $17,000 for carpet ... because of security? "de la Torre had been working on the governor’s mansion before the fire, and asked for a specific brand of lighting fixture for the design. The Department of General Services deemed the $456,000 purchase too expensive, the suit says, and didn’t budge when the supplier revised the cost to $380,000. But after the fire, the costly lighting fixtures were installed without any competitive bid or paper trail that would allow the purchase to be audited, according to the complaint." buff.ly/g8T4ps4

🚨#BREAKING: Outrage is erupting after a White doctor who saved CRITICALLY ILL CHILDREN was st*bbed to de*th IN HIS BED WHILE HIS OWN CHILDREN WERE SLEEPING... ...by a VIOLENT BLACK MAN WHO WAS OUT ON CASHLESS BAIL!!!! His wife is FIGHTING FOR HER LIFE in the hospital right now. His name was Dr. Idris Evans. He was 46. He was a pediatric critical care physician at UPMC Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh. He ran the team that transports the sickest children in the region, the babies and kids so critical they have to be moved between hospitals just to survive. Just after midnight Thursday, police say a Black man, Elijah Hemingway, got into his home in Edgewood and attacked him and his wife while they were asleep in their bed. His wife told police they fought back with everything they had. Their two children, 8 and 12 years old, made it out alive. Their father didn't. When first responders got there, they found Dr. Evans in a third-floor bedroom, he pa His wife is still in critical condition tonight. A police dog tracked down 32-year-old Elijah Hemingway hiding behind a nearby house with cuts on his hand. He's now charged with criminal homicide, aggravated assault, burglary, and criminal trespass. Back in February, according to a criminal complaint, Hemingway forced his way into his ex-partner's home and stole her laptop and two cell phones. He was arrested in July. Two felonies. Burglary and theft. And he was released on a NONMONETARY bond. Not a dime. He just walked out. Say his name. Dr. Idris Evans. PLEASE PRAY FOR HIS WIFE TO PULL THROUGH!!!!! WE DO NOT HAVE TO LIVE LIKE THIS!!!!!!!

Me: "May I please have the package insert for the flu vaccine?" Rite-Aid Pharmacist: "Why?" Me: "So I can read it." P: "Which one?" Me: "The one advertised with the little banners on every aisle." P: "I will print you the information sheet." Me: "No, that's not the same thing." P: "What do you want to know? I can tell you." Me: "I would just like to read the whole thing before I consider getting one...side effects, contraindications, effectiveness, ingredients like mercury." P: "I don't think I have any. Let me check. (checks) Sorry, I can't give you one until the box is empty, because it has to stay in the box. And there isn't any thimerisol in the single dose flu shot any more. I can print you the information sheet." Pharmacy co-worker with big smile at me: "Hi, I found one." (hands insert to me) *** Here are some things in the insert not on the store's sheet: 1. The single dose vial contains mercury at ≤1mcg (This is called a "trace amount" by the industry.) The multi-vial contains 25 mcg. 2. People with egg allergies are contraindicated. 3. "Safety and effectiveness have not been established in pregnant women, nursing mothers and children under four. There are no adequate and well-controlled studies in pregnant women. This vaccine should be used during pregnancy only if clearly needed. It is not known whether fluvarin is excreted in human milk." 4. "Fluvarin has not been evaluated for carcinogenic or mutagenic potential, or for impairment of fertility." 5. "Antibody response is low in the geriatric population." 6. "Serious reactions, including anaphylactic shock, have been observed." 7. "There are no data to assess the concomitant administration of flu vaccine with other vaccines." 8. "The vaccine has been associated with an increased frequency of Guillain-Barre syndrome." 9. "In some studies, fluvarin protected up to 50% of subjects." With love to those who read this far. Please share. 👊🏼 No one needs a #Flu shot! (It unalived my mom…) fda.gov/files/vaccines%2C%20… rxlist.com/fluvirin-drug.htm cdc.gov/flu/vaccine-types/in…

🧪 @Sabra I scanned one of your products on @YukaUS and it contains an additive Yuka assessed as high-risk: Potassium sorbate. I ask you to remove it in order to protect consumer health. #NotInMyProduct app.yuka.io/wVMKit4

The juror who held out in the Clancy trial. The world salutes you You are hereby certified NOT a retard.

After Mistrial, Lindsay Clancy Is Now The 2028 Democrat Front-Runner

Here's the key: 1. Gov. Shapiro used the term "unvaccinated" to describe the two [supposed measles deaths]. But neither child was eligible for the MMR vaccine. The boy died right after birth, and the girl at 6 weeks. (Measles vaccine isn't given the first year of life.)

Hasan Piker makes it CLEAR that Abdul El-Sayed PERSONALLY invited him on the campaign trail: “Abdul El-Sayed is my guy…a wonderful person.” “He reached out to me and said ‘let’s do a campaign rally together.’” That settles that.

The Lancaster County Coroner, Steve Diamantoni, is more than just the elected coroner. He’s built a long career being one of the most trusted family physicians in Lancaster County. His team, working alongside our forensic pathologist, Dr. Barry Ross, do outstanding work. They are to be trusted and that was always my experience with them. To watch Josh Shapiro and his Health Secretary gaslight the public with misleading information is appalling and unacceptable. Why? Political exposure? Or, is it because of your renewed effort to incorporate 502 pages of unprecedented and intrusive Department of Health powers by ramming it through the regulatory process and bypassing lawmakers. Years ago, @SenatorKimWard and I authored a constitutional amendment to rein in unchecked emergency powers of a governor and add in accountability and transparency to health and other emergencies. The citizens of Pennsylvania approved that in May of 2023 at the ballot box. Quit gaslighting the public with misleading information that further undermines the public’s trust and quit using backdoor methods to give your health department more powers that infringe on the rights of PA families, businesses, schools and our children. Shameful Déjà vu. We’re not going down that path again.

It looks like birth trauma. It appears the governor & the mainstream media took a pregnant woman's devastating loss & used it in a misleading way to promote vaccination. Birth trauma with neonatal death is a horrible tragedy. This woman's catastrophic birth outcome should never have been used like this. Apologies & corrections are urgently needed here. lancasteronline.com/news/hea…

This is a long post, but I think it is important for anyone who wants to get to the bottom of what is happening here in Lancaster County. On Tuesday Aug 25th Governor Shapiro and officials from the PA Dept of Health and Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health held a press conference in Lancaster County and announced two “measles-associated deaths.” (See my previous posts for more details on this.) I have sought to keep an open mind and be objective, but the evidence now leads to the conclusion that there is deception happening here. This is a matter of great public importance. The Governor claimed there were two deaths in Lancaster County – the first deaths from Measles in the U.S. in 35 years. We have a right to know the facts on this. You cannot drop a bombshell like this and then essentially say all the information around it is top secret. The only way for government to have trust with citizens is through transparency and honesty. That is especially important since what happened during Covid. Asking questions and following the facts is not “pro-measles” or “anti-science.” It is what we all should do. The following is an attempt to follow the evidence that we currently have available to us. Ideally, in a functioning healthy system journalists would assemble this case and ask objective questions of the people who had the press conference rather than attack the people who are asking legitimate questions about the press conference. But that is not necessarily the system we are living in, so I will endeavor to do it. Let me walk you through the evidence that we have as I would have done for a jury when I was a prosecutor trying criminal cases in court. 1. The press conference: Officials at the Governor’s press conference used the term “measles-associated” (see press conference and accompanying press release) but clearly framed it as deaths FROM measles. The Governor stated that these are the first two measles-associated deaths in the U.S. in 35 years. People died FROM measles 35 years ago. Therefore, it would not be accurate to make that statement unless these current cases were in fact being presented as deaths attributable to measles in some significant way. This appears to be a carefully crafted attempt to overstate the case, while also maintaining some later wiggle room, i.e. “associated” to muddy the issue if it became clear these were not in fact measles deaths. This indicates deception. 2. The desired media response: The media, in large part, dutifully took their cue and reported two deaths “from” measles in Lancaster County. The New York Times: “Two unvaccinated people in Pennsylvania have died from measles, as a large outbreak there continues to spread, the state’s Health Department reported on Tuesday morning.” ABC News: “BREAKING: Two people have died in Pennsylvania from measles, the state health department said Tuesday. Both unvaccinated.” Importantly, the Governor, his administration, and other officials at the press conference did not correct these stories. The message had been conveyed as apparently it was intended. Note – it is clear now that these stories are not true and any credible news source would retract them rather than just shrug and move on. 3. The lack of transparency: Officials provided virtually no background information about these “measles-associated” deaths. DOH said to “protect the privacy of the individuals and their families, DOH will not release any additional details that could personally identify these individuals and their families,” however, they did release the medical information other than the fact that the two were “unvaccinated.” Importantly, the law DOES allow information to be released that does not violate privacy – i.e. more demographic and background information. I contend it was very important to do this when making such a big announcement, which made national news. Officials provided no corroborating evidence to their claims. 4. The story unravels: I then conducted an investigation and learned from the Lancaster County Coroner that there were zero reported measles deaths in Lancaster County. (See earlier posts.) I announced this publicly to be transparent. Neither the Governor’s Office nor Penn Medicine replied to my questions. The law requires deaths from contagious disease such as measles to be reported to the Coroner. The Coroner then released information that an infant had died during a home birth and the infant tested positive for measles but did not die of measles. (See Coroner statements to LNP, WGAL, and Philadelphia Inquirer.) 5. State officials then point to deceased infant: State officials, who previously refused to give any information on the two deceased individuals (other then they were unvaccinated) then pointed to the infant as one of the cases. (See DOH statement of 8/26/27.) PA Secretary of Health Dr. Debra Bogen released a statement on 8/26/27 stating that she “thoroughly reviewed the case investigation information and sadly can confirm that the were two measles-associated deaths in Lancaster County…” 6. County Coroner and Forensic Patholgist report contradicts state officials: The County Coroner and the Forensic Pathologist, both of whom have many years of experience, rule out the claim that the infant can be one of the cases. “Lancaster County Coroner Steve Diamantoni said the cause of death was not from the measles. The newborn died shortly after birth from a laceration of the spleen, although measle antibodies were present in postmortem testing…” (Coroner interview with the Philadelphia Inquirer.) Moreover, the forensic pathologist who conducted the autopsy indicated the cause of death was not related to measles (Coroner interview with the Philadelphia Inquirer), thus ruling out the theory that has been raised by some that the spleen was enlarged or otherwise susceptible to this injury due to measles exposure. 7. The death investigation: Importantly, the County Coroner is THE person who has statutory authority to rule on cause and manner of death in Pennsylvania. The Coroner said “state officials had not contacted him personally as of Wednesday about the two Lancaster County measles-associated deaths.” (Coroner interview with the Philadelphia Inquirer.) Because this was a home birth where the infant died, and because the County Coroner and the forensic pathologist were the ones investigating this case – and came to the conclusion it was not measles related, – what evidence did the PA Secretary of Health “thoroughly” review? (Statement of Dr. Debra Bogen on 8/26/27.) There would be no hospital records in this case. The Coroner investigation WAS the investigation. But they never personally consulted the Coroner. So what other evidence is she using to determine this death was “measles-associated” to such a degree that they could report to the world that this was one of two measles deaths in Lancaster County? 8. Deception: Also important is the fact that officials emphasized in the press conference that the two individuals were “unvaccinated.” Now, technically that would be true for a baby who was born at home and immediately died. But there would be no possible way for the baby to vaccinated. The framing of this, or underlying assertion in it, seemed to be to indicate that the deceased person was unvaccinated by choice. This shows intent on the part of officials to deceive. Announcing a technically true statement, but keeping secret the context which would show there was no possible way for the baby to have been vaccinated before its death is deliberately deceptive. In the law, when trying cases in court, there is a jury instruction called “false in one, false in all.” It is the from the Latin term “falsus in uno, falsus in omnibus.” It means that if you find a witness lied about a material fact, the jury may choose to reject the rest of the witness’s testimony. That seems appropriate here. 9. Deception: Similarly deceptive is the following - after my investigation revealed that the County Coroner has zero deaths from measles, PA DOH said: “Not all deaths are referred to a coroner under Pennsylvania law.” (DOH Statement on 8/26/26.) This is technically correct. For instance, an elderly patient who dies of natural causes would not necessarily be referred to the County Coroner. However, the law does require a death known or suspected to be due to contagious disease be reported to the coroner. Thus, the coroner should have a record of any measles death in Lancaster County. Again, this is an apparent deliberate deception. Falsus in uno, falsus in omnibus. 10. The second case: We still know nothing about the second reported death. There has not even been an effort, to my knowledge, to explain this death or provide any details whatsoever – beyond “unvaccinated.” Again, under the law any death due to measles would be required to be reported to the County Coroner. He has no report. Given the other apparent deception here it is fair to ask whether the facts of the second case have been materially manipulated similar to the first case, or whether the second case exists at all. I think the people of Lancaster County deserve to have transparency over whether there were actually two measles deaths or not.

Corrupt Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro has a pattern with coroners. Ellen Greenberg. Twenty stab wounds. Homicide flipped to suicide. The original pathologist later said police pushed the change. Shapiro’s AG office took the case and stood by the official ruling. Now Lancaster County. Shapiro announces two measles deaths. CDC repeats it. The county coroner says they do not have those deaths. Same play. Announce the number. Attack anyone who asks for the file. I posted the Plotkin deposition in 2022 and got labeled. I posted the Pfizer emails in 2021 and got banned. RFK Jr. is now using the same deposition Shapiro called a conspiracy theory. They do not want questions. They want headlines. Pennsylvania does not get to launder a death count through a press conference and then hide behind the coroner when the coroner will not confirm it. x.com/cdcgov/status/20923413… x.com/jackposobiec/status/20… #Shapiro #EllenGreenberg #Pennsylvania #PastProvesPresent

THIS IS EXACTLY WHY GOVERNMENT SHOULD NOT GET A BLANK CHECK ON PUBLIC HEALTH POWER. The timing here deserves a lot more attention. On June 4, the Pennsylvania Department of Health submitted Regulation 10-242, a massive proposed rewrite of Pennsylvania's communicable-disease regulations. It was published August 8. Public comments are open until September 21. DOH's own explanation says the Pennsylvania Supreme Court decision that struck down the statewide school masking order influenced these proposed changes. In other words, the government exercised public-health authority that was struck down by the courts, and now DOH wants the regulations rewritten to give it broader authority during future outbreaks. Then, on August 25, DOH announced two "measles-associated deaths" in Lancaster County and immediately emphasized that both individuals were "unvaccinated." Governor @GovernorShapiro went in front of the cameras, called the deaths "completely preventable," attacked vaccine misinformation and told Pennsylvanians there are "real-life consequences" for spreading it. Other politicians piled on. @RepDeluzio called it an "awful, 100% preventable tragedy." @RepVenkat, who is a physician, flat-out said two Pennsylvanians had "died of measles." @SenJamesMalone said they "died from measles" and immediately urged unvaccinated people to get vaccinated. @RepHoulahan jumped into the discussion about vaccine misinformation and its "real life consequences." Then we started getting the information Pennsylvania wasn't originally given. One of those two "unvaccinated" Pennsylvanians was a NEWBORN BABY. A newborn. CDC doesn't recommend MMR vaccination for infants younger than six months. Routine vaccination begins at 12 to 15 months, with an early dose sometimes recommended beginning at six months during outbreaks or for international travel. So calling that baby "unvaccinated" may be technically true, but using that fact in a political argument about people failing to vaccinate is incredibly misleading. That baby wasn't an anti-vaxxer. That baby wasn't a parent who refused a vaccine. That baby wasn't old enough to get the vaccine. And it gets worse. Lancaster County Coroner Stephen Diamantoni says the baby's primary cause of death was a lacerated spleen. The forensic pathologist who performed the autopsy reportedly did not believe the death was related to measles. The coroner says the spleen was not noted as enlarged, and his office is still investigating what caused the rupture and whether the baby's mother had measles around the time of birth. Meanwhile, @PAHealthDept has now acknowledged something very important: A "measles-associated death" does NOT necessarily mean measles was the immediate cause of death. State health officials apparently believe measles contributed to the death. The coroner and forensic pathologist have raised serious questions about that conclusion. That means the medical question isn't completely settled. THAT'S THE DAMN POINT. Josh Shapiro was willing to call it "completely preventable" before Pennsylvanians even knew one of the supposedly "unvaccinated" victims was a newborn who couldn't be vaccinated. Politicians were willing to say people "died of measles" and "died from measles" before these basic facts were public. And we STILL know almost nothing about the second death. What age was that person? What was the actual certified cause of death? Did that person die directly from measles, from a complication caused by measles, or while infected with measles? Were there underlying medical conditions? How exactly did DOH determine measles caused or contributed to that death? We don't know. Yet politicians who lecture the rest of us about "misinformation" apparently didn't need those answers before running to microphones and social media. Now go back to Regulation 10-242. I am not claiming these deaths were invented to justify the regulation. The regulatory proposal was already underway months before these deaths were announced. The truth is concerning enough without making things up. What I AM saying is this: Before you give government MORE authority over quarantine, isolation, disease investigations, schools and other public-health measures, you damn well better look at how government handles the authority and information it already has. This episode is Exhibit A for why I will not hand any administration or unelected agency unlimited public-health power. There need to be limits. There needs to be due process. There needs to be legislative oversight. There needs to be transparency. And when government officials get something wrong, jump to conclusions or leave out information that completely changes how the public understands a situation, there needs to be accountability. Measles is serious. Vaccines save lives. I have never argued otherwise. But neither of those facts excuses misleading the public, withholding critical context, or declaring conclusions before the evidence is available. And you sure as hell don't get to lecture everyone else about misinformation while doing it. @GovernorShapiro @RepDeluzio @RepVenkat @SenJamesMalone @RepHoulahan @PAHealthDept I named you. I tagged you. If any fact I've stated here is wrong, come correct it publicly. If you've already corrected your original statements in light of what we now know, send it to me and I'll update this post. That's how accountability is supposed to work. Facts first. Politics second. And before Pennsylvania gives government more power, government needs to prove it can be trusted with the power it already has. James Moore for Governor Unbought. Unafraid. They counted us out. Now write us in. mooreforpa.com #MooreForPA #Pennsylvania #GovernmentAccountability #MedicalFreedom #PublicHealth

🔥🔥🔥Breaking! Pennsylvania will never recover from this! The governor of Pennsylvania, @GovernorShapiro conspired to gaslight Americans with a psychological operation over medical health worries to win midterms for democrats! Shapiro colluded with Protect Our Care, as you can see by his history in my photos. The Internet never forgets. “Protect Our Care is not a public-health agency. It is a 501(c)(4) advocacy operation that says it uses a “campaign mentality” to influence policy, shape media narratives.” Sayer: 🔵“Aug. 19—SIX DAYS before PA announced the deaths—Protect Our Care and 314 Action released polling that tested which vaccine messages made voters view Republicans less favorably. Their conclusion: “Vaccines are on the ballot.”” 🔴“Aug. 20—FIVE DAYS before the “deaths”—the same operation wrote: “Needlessly putting kids in the hospital or morgue is a political loser.” The emotional frame was already loaded.” 🟢“Aug. 25: PA announced two “measles-associated deaths.” That same day, Protect Our Care declared Trump and RFK had fueled the crisis “resulting in” those deaths—and pushed a national headline package assigning blame.” Archives to follow. And maybe I have something else up my sleeves.

The response by the PA Department of Health to questions raised by journalists – following in turn the questions I raised about the Governor’s press conference in Lancaster County yesterday – clarify little and in fact raise more questions about the information reported at the press conference. The underlying assertion at the press conference, which was reflected in the headlines generated, was that these were deaths FROM measles. In fact, the Governor said these are the first two measles-associated deaths in the U.S. in 35 years. People died FROM measles 35 years ago. Therefore, it would not be accurate to make that statement unless these current cases were in fact being presented as deaths attributable to measles in some way. After my investigation revealed that the County Coroner has zero deaths from measles, PA DOH now says: “Not all deaths are referred to a coroner under Pennsylvania law.” This is technically correct. For instance, an elderly patient who dies of natural causes would not necessarily be referred to the County Coroner. However, the law does require a death known or suspected to be due to contagious disease be reported to the coroner. Thus, the coroner should have a record of any measles death in Lancaster County. Moreover, if the state is counting one of the patients as the infant the County Coroner is reporting as having died WITH measles, but not FROM measles, they should state why they counted this case. They should also state what other case they are counting. Further, in the press conference they emphasized that the deceased individuals were not vaccinated. If one of the patients they are counting is an infant who died at or very near birth, that infant would not yet be vaccinated, regardless of the parents position on vaccinations. Thus, to state it in that way would possibly be an example of deliberately misconstruing what is otherwise a true statement. Again, I am trying to be objective here and keep an open mind that the facts are as they were reported at the press conference. But I can see no reason why there is not a clearly articulated reason for these discrepancies at this point. I think it is fair to ask questions about this important issue and try to determine whether there was misinformation reported to our community. I think the people of Lancaster County deserve to have transparency over whether there were actually two measles deaths or not.

This appears to be false information. For the 1st case they are pointing to an infant that died WITH measles, but not FROM it. From our coroner: “Lancaster County Coroner Steve Diamantoni said the cause of death was not from the measles. The newborn died shortly after birth from a laceration of the spleen, although measles antibodies were present in postmortem testing, he said in an interview.” The 2nd case there is zero information on. They have a responsibility to provide it. Lastly, deaths from contagious disease such as measles ARE required to be reported the county coroner.