Pitching Coach for the New England Knockouts in the Frontier League
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Thank you guys for nurturing the culture I will always appreciate y’all more than you probably know. This guy in this article does too.
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🚨 A former Chicago White Sox pitcher is suing the team, alleging he was coerced into taking the COVID-19 vaccine and that the shot left him with a permanent autonomic nervous system disorder that ended his career.
Isaiah Carranza, drafted by the White Sox in 2018, says team officials warned he would be blacklisted from professional baseball if he refused the two-dose regimen.
According to the lawsuit, minor league players faced the mandate while major league players did not. MLB players had union protection. Minor leaguers allegedly had little leverage and risked losing their careers if they refused.
Shortly after receiving the Pfizer vaccine, Carranza says he developed extreme dizziness, nausea, near-fainting, and a wildly fluctuating heart rate.
Team staff reportedly dismissed the symptoms as dehydration, anxiety, and rookie nerves.
Carranza’s attorneys say the condition permanently damaged his autonomic nervous system and ended his baseball career. They estimate his future medical costs could exceed $557,000, with lost wages ranging from $3.4 million to $19.9 million.
The lawsuit also highlights the broader debate around workplace vaccine mandates that swept through professional sports, universities, and corporations during the pandemic.
Meanwhile, compensation programs set up for vaccine injuries have been widely criticized as slow and difficult to access. Out of more than 14,000 claims filed, only 133 have been deemed eligible for compensation.
Carranza’s case attempts to pursue accountability outside that system through the courts.
The White Sox have not yet publicly responded to the allegations.
Read the full story by @smiddendorp22 here:
bit.ly/White_Sox_Sued
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Team Trump posted this on TikTok one day ago. It has 30M views and 4.2M likes.
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WOW! Judge Logan was PISSED at the Democrat Secretary of State for not showing up to answer questions.
Check out the transcript @AZDesert_Rose posted of the judge questioning the SOS's rookie lawyer.
Judge: Is there anything the Secretary can do before November the 5th as it relates to determining if there are any ballots that have already been cast by any members of exceptant registrants?
Ms. Hartman-Tellez: Your Honor, I don't...
Judge: You don't know?
Ms. Hartman-Tellez: I don't know. I think it's highly unlikely.
THE COURT: Why isn't the Secretary here?
Ms. Hartman-Tellez: Well, Your Honor,
because it is four days before an election and this...
Judge: Why isn't one of the Secretary's lawyers here that sees him every day and works with him every day?
Ms. Hartman-Tellez: Your Honor, this hearing was not -- it wasn't clear to us that this was to be an evidentiary hearing that witnesses were required. We can, you know, I...
Judge: You don't know?
Ms. Hartman-Tellez: I do know that everyone working in the Secretary's office is incredibly busy right now. Obviously appearing in federal court is a very important.
Judge: I know my courtroom deputy is incredibly busy. My court reporter is incredibly busy. The three lawyers behind you, I am sure they are all incredibly busy. The nature of being a professional and being gainfully employed, working and earning a wage that you pay taxes on, by virtue of what we do, I think we are all incredibly busy. But I wish I was in a position to tell the Ninth Circuit or the Supreme Court when something gets sent back to me, "I would have done better, but I'm incredibly busy." Don't think the Ninth Circuit cares that I'm incredibly busy, because at the end of the day, under Article III, just like the Secretary of State, I have responsibilities that I need to take care of as it relates to my job."
The judges are FED UP with their shenanigans.
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A 60-year-old Kamala Harris supporter named Robert Yott just got arrested for beating up a Trump voter at a New York grocery store for wearing a “Trump 2024” hat. He broke the victim's teeth and left them to die.
The party of joy and tolerance is back at it again.
Police say, "Mr. Yott was not known to the victim, and this appears to be a random act of violence."
Words matter. This is not the first nor the last time Kamala's supporters have waged physical war against patriots.
