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Darrell Issa sues California over 'unconstitutional' November vote election
https://www.foxnews.com/media/rep-darrel...mail-order
Issa accused governor Newsom of looking for ways to manipulate November elections via vote by mail (and probably creating mysterious polling places out of the blue). Of course, they'd follow Newsom's guidelines instead of the Californian Voter’s Choice Act.

It's pretty obvious that voter mail fraud can occur when even The Washington Post had issues:
Can America safeguard the vote?
"Orange County is now home to more people than the population of 20 states. But what raised Baugh’s eyebrows was the fact that approximately 250,000 of the late-arriving ballots in his county were from “inactive voters,” — so classified by state law because he or she hadn’t voted in four or more years. The flood of late voters combined with the new, legal practice of harvesting absentee votes, and the sudden return of “inactive voters” to the polls disturbed more than Baugh. The Institute for Fair Elections, which researches election fraud in Southern California, produced a long list of Orange County irregularities, including the registration of 20 voters at a dog park and 71 at a Starbucks."
And certain politicians want all states use Mail-In ballots like this.  But then again, they're the same ones that came up with that disastrous IOWA Primary Voting App.

Dr. Mike Ryan rejects that chloroquine and its derivative make any difference in treating covid-19 disease.

For the unaware, Ryan is an Executive Director of the W.H.O. directly under Tedros, and THAT reminds me that they seem to quote from China whom only just criticized it.

Meanwhile, it seems that media outlets say Hydroxychloroquine is dangerous thanks to a misleading study using numbers from the VA. For that, the VA Secretary had to say they use 42,000 Doses Of Hydroxychloroquine on any given day.
That's not to say it is a cure-all or handles Covid well. But this 60+ year old drug has been used safely under doctor supervision for more than just malaria. I know. It is also used for Lupus, of which I know one within our community has.

The same story goes everywhere?

No joke. All these sites quoting the same story. Think about it.