Biden’s Bounty on Your Life

[j.p.]

And your soy boy in his pajama in his mommy's basement is just like you, never says anything on an issue merely a blanket bit of calumny. Simply too stupid and too lazy.

They provide examples. I read your stolen garbage before going to Media Bias, they were spot on as usual.

In review, AAPS is a hyperpartisan conservative association that advocates for policy that aligns with conservative positions. Some of the issues they advocate are as follows:

Opposition to Medicare and Medicaid
Opposition to the Affordable Care Act
Opposition to Abortion
Opposition to Gun Control
Human Influenced Climate Change Denial
Anti-LGBTQ
AAPS has also advanced numerous questionable claims related to science and health such as these:

Promotion of Autism-Vaccine connection
HIV does not cause AIDS
President Barack Obama was covertly hypnotizing people with his speeches, and that this might explain why Jews voted for him.
AAPS has also promoted that abortion increases breast cancer risk, which according to the American Cancer Society, the consensus of studies indicates that “induced abortion is not linked to an increase in breast cancer risk.” Further, AAPS is listed on Quackwatch as a source that is “untrustworthy and non-recommended.”

Editorially, all information promotes a far-right conservative agenda. When reporting on politics they routinely have a favorable view of the Trump administration Physicians Thank Trump, Say More Freedom Needed to Fight COVID-19, while advancing right-wing conspiracy theories directed at Democrats such as this: Is Hillary Clinton Medically Unfit to Serve?. Further, during the Coronavirus outbreak of 2020, they have frequently promoted misinformation such as the promotion of Hydroxychloroquine, which has been proven to be ineffective against Covid-19. They have also published an article titled Mask Facts that points to cherry-picked information demonstrating that masks are not effective in preventing the transmission of Covid-19. While a mask may not be 100% effective in stopping the transmission of Covid-19, or any virus for that matter, extensive research, over many years has demonstrated that masks significantly reduce the transmission of disease. In general, AAPS is a quackery level pseudoscience source that promotes conspiracy theories and medical misinformation to support a conservative agenda.

Failed Fact Checks

Say “71 percent of doctors say Hillary’s health concerns are ‘serious’ and ‘could be disqualifying.’ “ – False
Do 90 Percent of COVID-19 Patients Treated With Hydroxychloroquine Recover Successfully? – False
ACA Hurts ‘Struggling Families’? – Misleading
The FDA has ruled that homeopathic drugs are now illegal. – False
Overall, we rate the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons (AAPS) an extreme right Questionable source based on the promotion of quackery level pseudoscience, conspiracy theories, use of poor sources, a lack of transparency with funding as well as numerous false claims and failed fact checks. (D. Van Zandt 7/1/2020)