What is the future of the Republican Party?

knapplc said:
Remember when we were promised a post in the Democrat thread so as not to derail this one?

Pepper Ridge Fam remembers.
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Probably looked up what she actually said/tweeted and thought well shes kinda right and decided to not embarass himself. Im married to a Jewish woman. We will raise our kids Jewish and I have no issues with what Ilhan Omar said about our relationship with Israel because she is right. 

 
Save for a handful of Senate Republicans it'd shocking for those running for future re-election to express the truth about their party's direction as Danforth does here.  But the Quacks would excoriate anyone speaking the truth.  

 
Missouri state lawmaker charged with selling fake stem cell treatments and claiming they are a cure for Covid-19

Prosecutors in the Western District of Missouri claim that Patricia "Tricia" Ashton Derges, who operates three "Ozark Valley Medical Clinic" locations, sold what she falsely advertised as a stem cell treatment. Court documents cite one instance on April 11, 2020, when Derges wrote a Facebook post about her clinic's treatment as an "amazing treatment (that) stands to provide a potential cure for Covid-19 patients that is safe and natural."
 
However, Derges actually administered a substance called "amniotic fluid allograft" to patients, according to authorities. It's a substance the University of Utah told investigators it sold to her for about $244 for 1 milliliter, according to the indictment. Authorities claim Derges knew the product did not contain any cells, including stem cells. In total, Derges' patients paid her approximately $191,815.00 for amniotic fluid that did not contain stem cells, the documents say. She charged her patients $950 to $1,450 per milliliter, according to court documents.
 
Derges, a Republican, has pleaded not guilty, according to her attorney, Stacey Bilyeu, who stressed she is "presumed innocent until proven guilty."
 
knapplc said:
Missouri state lawmaker charged with selling fake stem cell treatments and claiming they are a cure for Covid-19

Prosecutors in the Western District of Missouri claim that Patricia "Tricia" Ashton Derges, who operates three "Ozark Valley Medical Clinic" locations, sold what she falsely advertised as a stem cell treatment. Court documents cite one instance on April 11, 2020, when Derges wrote a Facebook post about her clinic's treatment as an "amazing treatment (that) stands to provide a potential cure for Covid-19 patients that is safe and natural."
 
However, Derges actually administered a substance called "amniotic fluid allograft" to patients, according to authorities. It's a substance the University of Utah told investigators it sold to her for about $244 for 1 milliliter, according to the indictment. Authorities claim Derges knew the product did not contain any cells, including stem cells. In total, Derges' patients paid her approximately $191,815.00 for amniotic fluid that did not contain stem cells, the documents say. She charged her patients $950 to $1,450 per milliliter, according to court documents.
 
Derges, a Republican, has pleaded not guilty, according to her attorney, Stacey Bilyeu, who stressed she is "presumed innocent until proven guilty."
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And how exactly is she the future of the Republican Party?  

 
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