Would you vote for someone who got rich on a scheme hawking "Moon Juice Brain Dust" while falsely
claiming to be a doctor when he was never licensed and knew it?
The problem with El Sayed has nothing to do with his race as some here have implied, and everything to do with his communist politics and his deceitful actions.
Link: https://x.com/foxnewspolitics/status/2084388837191803360
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I would be willing to bet that there are a ton things like this on him.
Stevens really did not go after him with a lot of his dirt. It will be a constant barrage to election day.
Well, there’s also that he took 100k from donors w terrorist ties.
But conning common folks out of their limited healthcare funds by selling snake oil is despicable-
especially when he was a “public health official”.
And the con wouldn’t work without claiming expertise which he didn’t have bt claiming that he was a physician.
Calling himself a physician is the best one.
Why anyone would vote for a communist is beyond me.
Maybe he thinks watching CNN and asking AI is enough like some here.
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Apparently, Baron has no problem voting for a President who makes money selling Bibles for profit.
As for El-Sayed, he apologized for the misrepresentation of his MD degree...something (Apologizing) that Trump has never done...and as far as Docs promoting obscure medical products, Dr. Oz can't possibly be surpassed.
El-Sayed has policies that resonate with the needs of all Americans...and has no criminal record whatsoever...unlike the man Baron unabashedly stands behind.
You be the judge as to who is being deceitful.
Link: https://www.citizensforethics.org/reports-investigations/crew-investigations/trump-store-launched-168-products-to-profit-off-presidential-transition-period/
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