Doctors have attributed a man’s death to the Wuhan Flu, even though he died after falling off a ladder, according to the Journal of Forensic Pathology.

The 51-year-old man died in what appeared to be a workplace incident. He fell off a 10-foot ladder while working on a home this year. The man suffered minor external injuries, as well as a subarachnoid hemorrhage, described as “bleeding within the subarachnoid space, which is the area between the brain and the tissues that cover the brain,” an often fatal condition. However, the autopsy also discovered “visceral congestion,” particularly in his lungs.

Per the New York Post:

During the autopsy, doctors found that large swaths of the man’s lungs were blocked. The finding then led scientists to conclude that he suffered from Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS) — a life-threatening condition that can be caused by COVID-19.

According to the journal, the man had been complaining about a respiratory-like illness in the days leading to the fatal incident, experiencing symptoms including a headache, fever, cough, fatigue, and shortness of breath.

“He had refused the suggestion to see a doctor and had kept working until the moment he died,” the journal wrote.

A test taken postmortem showed him testing positive for the Chinese coronavirus.

“Based on all findings, the death was ruled as natural, caused by COVID-19,” the journal wrote:

The case furthers mounting concerns among critics, who fear data is not giving a clear picture due to the way deaths are reported, as well as the failure to place an emphasis on the prevalence of comorbidities in “Covid-19” deaths.

This issue arose again in July after Florida’s Orange County Health Officer Dr. Raul Pino revealed that one of their reported coronavirus victims died in a motorcycle accident.

Witnesses in Michigan allege that votes that were clearly marked for Kanye West were, instead, given to Joe Biden.

Kanye started a low-key run for President over the past year, failing to fulfill the many onerous and restrictive ballot access requirements in many states, including Michigan.

Michigan requires independent candidates for President to collect 12,000 petition signatures in order to appear on the ballot, a requirement that Kanye did not meet back in July.

Those votes were primarily given to Joe Biden, according to witnesses, who said poll workers joked about it as they physically altered ballots to remove votes for Kanye, and instead add them to the Democrat totals.

“When the write-in is deleted and the mark is made for straight ticket, and the party is marked Democrat, all deleted write-in votes become Democrat votes, they were doing this all day,” said Robin Mifsud, a GOP Poll Challenger in Detroit who witnessed Kanye votes going to Biden. “The Secretary of State took these people’s vote and changed it.”

Democrat Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson quietly issued rules this past summer that any “unapproved write-in” should have their votes canceled.

Witnesses recall seeing thousands of Kanye votes given to Biden due to this Benson rule.

If someone voted straight-ticket Democrat and wrote in Kanye, since he was an “unapproved write-in candidate” according to the Secretary of State, they were instructed to remove Kanye’s vote and instead give that vote to former Vice President Joe Biden.

The witness whistleblowers who came forward to reveal this all saw it happen in Detroit.

“This shit ain’t about Trump anymore, they out here stealing from Yeezy, this ain’t right,” said Kanye fan Chris S. from Detroit.

Kanye has already conceded.

The World Health Organization has confirmed a leaked internal email stating that 65 of their headquarters staff in Geneva, Switzerland have caught coronavirus, the Associated Press reports.

While just over half of the confirmed cases are among staff members working from home, a cluster of 32 staff members still working in person at the organization’s headquarters came down with the virus, despite the organization’s strict protocols to control and prevent the spread of the virus on its premises.

The email, originating from WHO Assistant Director-General of Business Operations Raul Thomas, wrote that five people who had close contact with each other at the headquarters had tested positive for coronavirus.

The email also stated that 49 of the 65 cases occurred in the past eight weeks, despite Thomas having claimed less than five weeks ago that there have been no cases of the virus among staff at their headquarters.

WHO spokeswoman Farah Dakhlallah confirmed the outbreak, stating that they “have not yet established whether transmission occurred on campus, but are looking into the matter.”

Among those who contracted the virus are an infection control specialist who is also part of the WHO’s senior management.

The leaked email also said that the WHO would be taking further measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19 at their headquarters, despite the fact that the organization placed stricter limits on access to their headquarters just last month.

“Finally, members of the workforce are reminded that physical meetings, including gatherings in common areas or in the cafeteria, are strongly discouraged and should only take place where absolutely necessary,” the email further warned.

American businesses are making it very clear they do not want a Socialist in charge of the Labor Department.

“Naming such a polarizing choice would be a pretty big bait-and-switch for a president-elect who ran on bringing the country together to solve problems,” argues Matt Haller, senior vice president of government relations and public affairs at the International Franchise Association. “This election said many things, but it was not a mandate by voters to turn America into a country that rejects capitalism – just ask the House incumbents who were thrown out of office in purple districts for being unable to separate themselves from the lunatic fringe agenda.”

Unfortunately the ‘lunatic fringe agenda’ is no longer on the fringe. 

As I wrote previously, candidate Biden was at times a puppet of the radical left – with figures like Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT) and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) pulling the strings (read more here). This unlikely alliance was necessary for Democrats to win the election, but its effects on the American economy could be disastrous.

“We think this is the time for middle ground, compromise, results-oriented policies…and extremes on either side are not going to be conducive to getting things done in Washington,” says Aric Newhouse, senior vice president of policy and government relations at the National Association of Manufacturers. “It’s not about individuals, it’s not about people, it’s not about politics, it’s about policy.”

As expected, Sanders says he is more than happy to accept the position if nominated.

“I want to do everything I can to protect the working families of this country who are under tremendous duress right now and whether that is in the Senate, whether that’s in the Biden administration, who knows? Let’s see how that unfolds,” says Sanders. “If I had a portfolio that allowed me to stand up and fight for working families, would I do it? Yes, I would.”

Sanders has already vowed to double union membership among American workers if elected.

Sanders’s potential confirmation as Labor Secretary would never make it through a GOP-controlled Senate, though we can’t be sure of maintaining a majority until the culmination of two runoff elections on January 5th. On the flip side, Democrats would lose Sanders’s influence in the Senate if he moved into the White House.

Senator Elizabeth Warren is reportedly being considered for Treasury Secretary.

Author’s Note: Every election has consequences, and it seems we are now faced with the possibility that a Socialist will become Labor Secretary. This is the stuff of nightmares: Socialists having real power in a democratic society.

World famous entrepreneur and inventor Elon Musk had himself tested for the novel coronavirus four times on Friday. Half of the tests came back negative. The other half came back positive.

“Something extremely bogus is going on. Was tested for covid four times today. Two tests came back negative, two came back positive. Same machine, same test, same nurse. Rapid antigen test from BD.”

Perhaps this news isn’t as surprising as it reads at first. The rapid antigen tests are quickly becoming notorious for the amount of false positives they give, which, according to many critics, are disproportionately high and bordering on not useful.

According to the FDA, the odds of getting a false positive actually go up as the prevalence of the disease lessens with this type of test, due to its very nature. The FDA’s website indicates that one can expect 20 percent false positives in a population where 10 percent of the people actually have the disease, and if that prevalence goes down to 1 percent, the amount of false positives will actually increase to 70% percent.

It is felt by many that the actual nature of these tests and how they relate to the virus are often misunderstood, even by government officials.

A PCR, or polymer chain reaction, test is considered to be much more reliable. This is typically the sort of test required for things such as international travel.

At least 40 people working for President-elect Joe Biden’s transition team are or were registered lobbyists, according to a new report.

The report, published by the Wall Street Journal, was done by searching the congressional lobbying databases for the over 500 appointees to the Biden transition team.

In late September, as a Biden transition team was beginning to come together, the Democrat opted to allow lobbyists to join the transition effort, but only in circumstances where the group’s general counsel Jessica Hertz signed off.

The decision was slammed by progressive advocacy groups, but Team Biden held firm, arguing that some of the experts being excluded because of their lobbying experience were experts on issues related to the pandemic response.

“We have granted a handful of authorizations, including for individuals with expertise in pandemic response who recently advocated on behalf of their public interest, nonprofit employers,” a transition official said in a statement at the time.

The five are Andrea Delgado, currently registered as a lobbyist for the United Farm Workers Foundation; Celeste Drake, currently registered as a lobbyist for the Directors Guild of America; Joss Nassar, currently registered as a lobbyist for the United Auto Workers; LaQuita Honeysucker, who was registered as a lobbyist for the United Food and Commercial Workers International Union until earlier this year; and Scott Frey, who was registered as a lobbyist for the American Federation of State, County & Municipal Employees until earlier this year.

None of the five responded to the Journal’s requests for comment.

A Biden transition official told the outlet that all five were approved and each was given a written waiver approving their work.

While the transition’s ethics rules were being formed, Biden’s team was divided on the issue of lobbyists joining the team, according to Axios.

Biden, the outlet reported, tried to find a compromise by not imposing a blanket ban.

The move would allow his administration to call on individuals with years of expertise on critical issues who would otherwise have been shot down by progressives.

A Biden official also told the Journal, “Agency review team members are well-respected in their fields and for their extensive experience in the federal agencies they review.”

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell heatedly criticized Democrats in Congress for their reaction to conservative’s skepticism of the 2020 presidential election. A presumed confidence in the election results and the expectation for an immediate acceptance of the results is, in McConnell’s view, a matter of hypocrisy.

McConnell pointed out that Democrats have spent the last four years questioning the validity of the presidential election that put Trump in office. They even went as far as to blame Russian involvement for the President’s victory in 2016.

Now that a number of conservative voices—including legal challenges from the Trump campaign—have expressed concerns about the legitimacy of the vote, McConnell says Democrats don’t have a leg to stand on if they’re going to try to criticize that concern.

“Let’s not have any lecture about how the president should immediately, cheerfully accept the preliminary election results from the same characters who spent four years refusing to accept the validity of the last election and who insinuated this election would be illegitimate too,” McConnell said.

Recounts have been requested by the Trump campaign in Wisconsin, Arizona, and Pennsylvania. These recounts have been largely criticized by leftward political figures as illegitimate attempts by Donald Trump to hang on to the presidency.

McConnell debunked Democratic claims that Donald Trump’s legal challenge to some voting results were a threat to the integrity of the election process.

“A few legal inquiries from the President do not exactly spell the end of the republic,” he said. “We will wake up on January 21 still blessed to live in the greatest nation the world has ever seen. And in no small part that is because we respect the rule of law, we trust our institutions and neither of those things is outweighed by partisans or the press.”

The official results of the presidential election will be declared by Congress in January after recounts have been conducted.

President Donald Trump claimed that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, along with the Democrats, delayed releasing the news of a potential vaccine in an attempt to lower his chances of reelection.

Trump made the allegation on Monday evening on Twitter after news broke of a potential Pfizer vaccine for COVID-19 being authorized by the end of November. The drug manufacturer released early survey results of its vaccine, created with the German drug manufacturer BioNTech, showing it to be potentially 90% effective at protecting against the disease.

“The [FDA] and the Democrats didn’t want to have me get a Vaccine WIN, prior to the election, so instead it came out five days later – As I’ve said all along!” Trump tweeted.

Pfizer announced the news on Monday morning and said that early survey results based on 94 trial participants in a study involving 43,538 subjects showed that the vaccine could be as high as 90% effective against the virus. As The Daily Wire reported:

The company said that it plans to apply for Emergency Use Authorization from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) later this month after passing certain safety thresholds. The FDA has required that companies study the effects of their vaccines in at least 30,000 subjects, including people considered elderly and others in high-risk categories. Those subjects must then be monitored for adverse side-effects for at least two months. Pfizer is poised to meet that criteria for its vaccine by the end of November, according to the AP.

The announcement was touted by the Trump administration as a success for Operation Warp Speed, the administration’s plan to greatly accelerate the production of a coronavirus vaccine. Kathrin Jansen, a senior vice president and the head of vaccine research and development at Pfizer, had initially denied that the company had ever taken part in the Trump administration initiative.

“We were never part of the Warp Speed,” Jansen told The New York Times. “We have never taken any money from the U.S. government, or from anyone.”

Pfizer later walked back Jansen’s comment, claiming that the Times took her comments out of context and that the pharmaceutical company participated in Operation Warp Speed. Pfizer had put out a press release back in July announcing as much.

“Pfizer is proud to be one of various vaccine manufacturers participating in Operation Warp Speed as a supplier of a potential COVID-19 vaccine. While Pfizer did reach an advanced purchase agreement with the U.S. government, the company did not accept BARDA funding for the research and development process,” the company said in a statement. “All the investment for R&D and manufacturing has been made by Pfizer at risk. Dr. Jansen’s comment, which was taken out of context, was just emphasizing that last point.”

If Pfizer’s timeline holds accurate, and the vaccine is ready to be administered to the public by the end of the month, the vaccine will likely not be in widespread use for many months. Many drug manufacturers will need to work to produce enough doses to vaccinate millions of people. Early doses will first be administered to the most vulnerable populations, such as the elderly.