California’s bill might be aimed specifically at “COVID-19 misinformation'... But it won’t stop there, writes KayleeDMcGhee. The Left has proved repeatedly over the past several years that they will go to extreme lengths to shut down dissenting thought.
” is one of those catch-all terms Democrats like to use to make the other side of the aisle seem reckless and dangerous. But the word has no real meaning anymore — it simply represents anything Democrats don’t want people to say, such as “Hospitals are performing irreversible sex-change treatments on minors” or “Unfortunately, the"misinformation" smear has been quite successful.
A new bill that has advanced in the state legislature would allow California medical regulators to punish doctors for spreading “misinformation” about COVID-19, which is vaguely described as"false information that is contradicted by contemporary scientific consensus.” Doctors found in violation of this law could have their medical licenses suspended or even revoked entirely.
This is all the more disturbing considering just about everything that has been labeled “COVID-19 misinformation” has been proven … true. The lab leak theory was misinformation until top intelligence officials revealed that it wasn’t. The argument that cloth masks were ineffective was misinformation until the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention admitted otherwise.
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