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Good evening, Freedom Eagles! We close out the day with a lighthearted jab from Senator JD Vance and a brewing battle between Starbucks workers and management. Here’s what you need to know.

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Dear Reader,

RFK, Jr. just called to ban one of Big Pharma’s most lethal weapons.

Unfortunately, the blowback could be lethal for anyone born BEFORE 1969.

Here’s why:

In October, RFK Jr. told Tucker Carlson the main reason Big Pharma advertises is NOT to sell drugs.

Instead, he says the ads are a bribe designed to keep the media from reporting the shocking truth about Big Pharma’s deadly drugs.

And now, RFK Jr. is pushing to shut-down Big Pharma’s $6.8 billion television advertising machine.

Be very careful...

If Big Pharma can’t advertise on the airwaves, they’re going to use every dirty trick in the book to sneak their poison into your home.

And it’s already started...

In fact, we've compiled an urgent watch-list of common FDA-approved drugs that kill an innocent American every 5 minutes of every day.

WARNING: Chances are high that Killer-Drug #1 is already lurking in your medicine cabinet.

To protect yourself and your loved ones, watch this video now, before it’s too late.

Sincerely,
Dr. Allan Spreen

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JD Vance Quips About Missing Inauguration for Ohio State Game

Ohio Senator JD Vance sparked laughter when he joked about skipping the upcoming presidential inauguration to watch Ohio State’s championship game. The comment, delivered during a media appearance, showcased Vance’s unwavering support for his home state’s football team.

While some critics called the joke inappropriate, supporters applauded his lighthearted take on balancing politics and personal interests. Vance assured viewers he’ll be present at the inauguration—after the game.

Starbucks Workers Strike Over Holiday Disputes

Starbucks workers in several major cities staged walkouts during the holiday season, citing unfair working conditions and insufficient holiday pay. The strikes left some customers scrambling for their caffeine fixes and reignited debates over workers’ rights in the service industry.

Company representatives have pledged to address the grievances, but union leaders remain skeptical. The ongoing tension highlights the growing labor movement within the fast-food and retail sectors.

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