Whistleblower 45,000 Deaths from Covid Vax Is Closer To 200,000 In a week

Sherri Tenpenny is an Ohio doctor who went viral after her testimony at a COVID-19 vaccine hearing. Tenpenny discussed multiple debunked and baseless conspiracy theories about the coronavirus vaccine at the Ohio House Health Committee hearing. The 63-year-old anti-vaccination advocate is an osteopathic physician. She has written four books opposing vaccinations and has spread the debunked theory vaccines cause autism, according to Politifact.

During the June 8, 2021, hearing, Tenpenny discussed false conspiracy theories including that those who have received the COVID-19 vaccine have become magnetized and that there is a connection between the vaccine and 5G cellular towers.

Dr. Sherri Tenpenny, an Ohio-based osteopathic physician who wrote a book called "Saying No to Vaccines," has been identified by the news site rating service Newsguard as a "super-spreader" of COVID-19 vaccine misinformation. A watchdog group found that she is one of 12 influencers responsible for 65% of anti-vaccine misinformation spread on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.

Dr. Sherri Tenpenny is reportedly a doctor, although according to her website, she no longer practices medicine in any recognizable way. Perhaps that's why she utters completely idiotic statements...

...If you're going to call yourself an expert on vaccines and vaccine-preventable diseases, you should probably have training in infectious disease or immunology and you should probably have published significant research. Tenpenny is a washed-up osteopath who has given up real practice to pursue the one vestige of quackery left in osteopathic education---manipulation. And being "a member of the prestigious National Speakers Association" only means that you are a member of an association of public speakers; it says nothing about your qualifications to speak on any particular topic. No physician with real medical expertise would list something like that rather than, say, their medically-related qualifications.

Diagnosis: Extreme crackpot, and it is pretty scary to see how she is repeatedly treated as if she were some kind of expert in the fields, and as if her rants contained any reality-reflecting insights. Very, very dangerous.