Remember the saying 'People in glass houses shouldn't throw stones'?

Amy Klobuchar really thinks she's going to make a case against RKF, Jr., by calling him a dangerous conspiracy theorist, and demanding the leader of HHS follow facts and science.

Reminder that Amy Klobuchar voted to confirm Rachel Levine to HHS, and Rachel Levin is a man who thinks he's a woman.

And while you're answering that question, what is a woman?

When all the things they called conspiracy theories end up being true, hard to believe them when they keep saying stuff is a conspiracy theory.

The turnaround time from 'conspiracy theory' to fact is about two months.

 {ai:summary}<p>Amy Klobuchar criticized RFK Jr. for promoting conspiracy theories that could harm public health, arguing that the Secretary of Health and Human Services should adhere to facts and science. This statement has sparked backlash given her past support for Rachel Levine.</p><p>Critics point out the irony in Klobuchar's stance, highlighting her previous votes and suggesting that many so-called conspiracy theories have later been validated. The debate raises questions about the credibility of political figures and their positions on scientific matters. #politics</p>

Amy Klobuchar Earns EPIC Ratio After Saying RFK, Jr. Believes Dangerous Conspiracy Theories

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