Sharyl Attkisson

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You may not know it, but Chicago is teetering on the brink of financial ruin. Its coffers bled dry by a staggering debt that ranks second only to New York City. That debt is largely driven by the iron grip of powerful unions that have long dictated the city’s political pulse. Now, lawmakers face an urgent challenge: how to rescue the Windy City from collapsing under the weight of its own fiscal promises. Lisa Fletcher reports.

2 weeks ago | sharylattkisson.com | Sharyl Attkisson

There’s nobody quite like Republican Congressman Thomas Massie. His no-nonsense libertarian flair has made him a Kentucky fan favorite since 2012 where he’s racked up landslides past 80 percent at the polls. He may be Mr. Popular at home, but in DC he’s dubbed Mr. No. And his contrarian ways have put him in President Trump’s crosshairs. Today, he’s holding nothing back—calling out his overspending colleagues and the corrupting ways of the swamp.

2 weeks ago | sharylattkisson.com | Sharyl Attkisson

The following information is from Children’s Health Defense. A peer-reviewed study published in Vaccines found that COVID-19 vaccines may significantly reduce the number of a woman’s egg cells, raising concerns about infertility, early menopause, and global birth rates. Turkish researchers discovered a sharp decline in what are called primordial follicles—“the foundation of fertility”—in vaccinated female rats. The follicles are formed at birth and cannot be regenerated.

2 weeks ago | sharylattkisson.com | Sharyl Attkisson

A majority of respondents say they believe their health is above average. That’s according to the latest unscientific poll at SharylAttkisson.com. Nearly half, forty-seven percent (47%), say their health is above average. Seventeen percent (17%) say their health is excellent. About one-quarter, twenty-five percent (25%), rate their health as average. Fewer than one in ten, nine percent (9%), say their health is below average. Just under three percent (3%) say they consider their health poor.

2 weeks ago | sharylattkisson.com | Sharyl Attkisson

The following is from Rasmussen Reports. A strong majority of voters say it’s important for records related to Jeffrey Epstein and the 2020 election to be released. According to a new Rasmussen Reports survey, 67% of likely voterssay they believe it’s important to get previously secret records about Epstein and his associates into the public domain. That includes 36% who say it’s “very important.” Only 28% say it’s not important.