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A Vote for President Trump is a Win for Asian Pacific Americans

“Asian Pacific Americans for Trump are energized and inspired by the policies, that President Trump has put in place to help their communities. The choice is clear on November 3rd—voting for President Trump and Republicans is a win for the Asian Pacific Americans across the country.” -Kara Caldwell, Deputy Director of Media Affairs, APA

President Trump and Republicans have shown time and again their support for Asian Pacific Americans:

President Trump is committed to expanding and strengthening education in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).

President Trump has a zero tolerance for discrimination—protecting the Asian American community is a top priority. President Trump signed the Executive Order on Economic Empowerment of Asian Pacific Americans and Pacific Islanders to broaden access for AAPI employers and communities to economic resources and opportunities.

Asian Pacific Americans are the largest beneficiaries of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.

Bottom Line: President Trump has championed Asian Pacific Americans and “the best is yet to come.”

Kara Caldwell

Deputy Director of Media Affairs, AAPI

Republican National Committee

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ONLY IN AMERICA

What a great country we are! Where else do we have immigrants from around the world who stood in line for years or risked their lives to be part of the U.S. and also mobs of people who want to overthrow the government that brought the world individual liberty, due process under the law, and the right to peacefully protest? These violent mobs are burning down Black-owned small businesses in the name of improving Black lives. The most liberal city in America, blessed with a socialist congressperson, boasts an angry horde chanting the Iranian mullahs’ favorite saying, “death to America” as they vandalized private property.

Instead of whining about the past, advocates for improving Black lives should march through the Black-on-Black violence-ravaged sections of Chicago and let people know that success – while not easy – is possible. And all liberty lovers must wake up from our fear-induced stupor and actively protect our freedoms and reject mob rule while treating our fellow man with respect.

Marilyn M. Singleton, MD, JD

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WOW! I was teary-eyed as I went through the mail this afternoon.

Global Inspiration represented by Janette Jordee as CPRTV host is on the Via Times News Magazine – September issue. The magazine is based in Chicago, Illinois. Never did I expect that Global Inspiration, an interview show, will be supported this much. So many things happen in less than 2 months since we had our premiere episode in July. From the Global Inspiration Team thank you so much Via Timescprtv. To everyone who is always supporting GI, maraming salamat. If you are interested to recommend someone to be featured on Global Inspiration, let us know. Our calendar for next year is wide open.

JANETTE JORDEE

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

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America, There is Hope and Help for Treating COVID-19 at Home

SARS-CoV-2 virus was virtually unknown when it hit in early 2020. COVID-19, as the disease is known, now has more than 60,000 National Library of Medicine citations, as the internet disseminates information at the speed of light. Recently President Trump was treated early for COVID-19, with rapid success.

What are the lessons learned from the scientific research?

Lesson 1: COVID-19 is not the death sentence we had at first thought. For healthy 74-year-olds who do not smoke tobacco, don’t drink alcohol, and have no serious medical conditions such as heart disease, lung disease, diabetes, kidney disease, or morbid obesity, recovery rate is better than 95%.

Lesson 2: Early treatment at first sign of symptoms is critical. Thousands of frontline physicians in the US and around the world have been saying this from the beginning. Early treatment is the principle that guides almost all medical practice— from heart disease to diabetes to cancer. In viral diseases, early treatment is critical. Patients need antiviral medicines, vitamins, minerals, known immune boosters, fresh air, and sunshine.

Dr. Elizabeth Lee Vliet

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