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Episode 27: Medical Censorship with Dr. Sherri Tenpenny

2022-08-05

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at and Bob welcome a special guest to the podcast, a member of the CFFS Board of Advisors and an osteopathic physician, Dr. Sherri Tenpenny.

Dr. Tenpenny continues to fight for the personal freedom of all Americans to decide for themselves what kind of health care they want. She is a staunch opponent of vaccine and mask mandates, and she brings the science to the issue that others refuse to bring.

Dr. Tenpenny has been a frequent target of the free speech censorship brigade on most social platforms, having been banned by Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and more.

Yet, she continues to stand and deliver her important messaging about bodily autonomy and our First Amendment rights to refuse experimental treatments based on freedom of speech, expression and religion.