Alaska State Senator Who Was Banned from Airline for Not Complying with Mask Mandate Gets Covid-19

[ffr]

Lora Reinbold, a Republican who serves in the Alaska State Senate, has Covid-19.
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“I am taking lots of vitamins ABCD & Quercitin & zinc citrate. Vit E and aspirin to reduce clotting. I am blessed to have gotten Ivirmectin the ‘de -covider,’” she wrote.

In April, Alaska Airlines banned Reinbold after she argued with airport employees about a mask mandate.

The announcement came after video footage of Reinbold’s behavior went viral last week. At the time of the incident, Reinbold threatened to call the police on employees and even started to film them with her phone as she asked for their names.
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The ban has complicated Reinbold’s ability to go back to work because her commute from the town of Eagle River to the capital of Juneau is only accessible via plane or boat. - PoliticusUSA

[CaliforniaPeggy]

1. What a huge surprise! NOT.

Of course she caught the virus.

She is an IDIOT.

[GB_RN]

22. A COVIDiot...

FIFY.

[Champp]

2. Yet another Republican casualty-by-deliberate-ignorance

[BlueIdaho]

3. Karma is a bitch.

Do is a favor, stay out of our overtaxed hospitals.

[East-A-Squared]

4. Time to polish another Darwin Award.

[Hassin Bin Sober]

5. .

[secondwind]

14. LOL

[KS Toronado]

6. Never heard of Quercitin, she probably heard about it on FQX

from google search...........Quercetin is the most abundant dietary flavonoid. It's been linked to improved exercise
performance and reduced inflammation, blood pressure, and blood sugar levels. Plus, it may have brain-protective,
anti-allergy, and anticancer properties. Though its benefits seem promising, more human research is needed

[central scrutinizer]

9. Apt anagram

Que cretin

[StarryNite]

12. I think it's too late for the brain protection when it comes to her.

[KS Toronado]

15. You are very insightful & correct.

[SoCalDavidS]

23. "More Human Research Is Needed"

That POS will take this, but NOT the vaccine, because.....wait for it......there hasn't been enough research done on the vaccine.

[crimycarny]

37. Actually does work for high blood pressure

Brother suffers from high blood pressure and I happened to read something about Quercitin helping lower blood pressure. Though he takes high blood pressure meds there are still times his blood pressure can go dangerously high.

I don’t put a lot of stock in supplements and claims they will help this or that, but figured “why not”. Shockingly Quercitin actually DID work. After taking Quercitin his blood pressure stayed in hypertension stage 1 or normal, versus spiking up to hypertension stage 2. There was a time he ran out of Quercitin and didn’t buy more for several weeks. Gradually his blood pressure climbed and he started getting spikes in hypertension stage 2 again. When he started taking Quercitin again his blood pressure gradually lowered again.

As for helping with COVID, pffft, highly doubtful. Vaccine all the way.

[KS Toronado]

39. Wow, thanks for the info.

My blood pressure has slowly risen this past year I believe on account of the pandemic, not high enough
to be overly concerned but taking short naps when it's up a little. Think I'll try a bottle.

[crimycarny]

40. FWIW--supplements tested by consumerlab

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I belong to “consumerlab.com” which is a service that tests various supplements for accurate ingredients, heavy metals, etc. They don’t test every single brand so I’m sure there are other good (and bad) brands out there.

For Quercetin the approved brands are:

MRM Quercetin 500 mg. #1 top choice due to finer quality of powder (better absorption)
Solaray Quercetin 500 mg (This is the one my brother uses)
Solgar Quercetin 250 mg

Not approved:

Natrol Quercetin Complex: States its 500 mg but tests revealed it was 438 mg
Piping Rock Quercetin 650 mg: states 650 mg, testing revealed 587 mg.

Though not included in the Quercetin tests I’ve found that GNC and Jarrow formulas always pass consumerlab tests when included.

[KS Toronado]

41. My local health food store stocked 3 brands

after a short conversation, I choose Solaray Quercetin 500 mg, glad it's on the good approved list.
I'll check out “consumerlab.com” sometime this weekend. Thanks for all your help, talking with
individuals like yourself makes DU a great place.

[crimycarny]

46. Hope it works!

I've been a member of consumerlab for over 10 years now. It's not free but it's relatively cheap (like $3 something a month). It's been worth it. There have been a few times when a brand I was considering purchasing was on the not approved list. Usually it's because the active ingredients don't match what was advertised, but a couple of times it was due to heavy metals being found! Now that's scary.

Hope Quercetin works for you. I believe it took at least 3 weeks before my brother started noticing any difference.

[Deep State Witch]

7. Oh, Gee, Darn

Looks like it's the consequences of her actions!

I was just on a cross-country Alaska Airlines flight from Baltimore to Seattle and back. I felt almost safe, even though we were on full planes both ways. They're not f-ing around with anti-maskers.

[Wednesdays]

8. I'll watch for her on the Herman Cain Awards

on Reddit.

[The Polack MSgt]

24. Well, she's been nominated now

[Marthe48]

10. 2 more people in my universe have Covid

One travels a lot, but is vaccinated. I haven't seen him for a few weeks. Mild symptoms, so far so good. The other isn't vaccinated. And my sister and her s.o. saw him over the weekend, before he tested, ass. My sister and her s.o. are vaccinated, with a recent booster.

[Jerry2144]

11. I love it

When karma runs over dogma

[niyad]

13. You forgot her vibrator.

[ffr]

16. I posted later than the other thread. Source didn't include that funny tidbit

[niyad]

28. I nearly spit out my coffee!

[erronis]

17. You Go, Girl! Please go, just go. Don't let life's door slam you on the way out.

[Paladin]

18. Good. (nt)

[RussBLib]

19. "blessed to have gotten ivermectin"

foolish foolish

Covid-19 is cleaning up the gene pool. A little.

[totodeinhere]

20. I want to say "good, he deserves it." But then I remember that he could infect innocent people

such as people too young to get vaccinated. So I guess I have to take that thought back.

[niyad]

27. She.

[LiberalLovinLug]

21. "Vit E and aspirin to reduce clotting."

Because?....
Only a very tiny percent had blood clotting issue because they had certain conditions, and it was also only evident in one or two vaccines.

There is nothing to "reduce".

This concoction of home remedies and alternate medicines when she could have just gotten a couple of shots in the arm of a free vaccine.

[ffr]

25. But shots scare the hell out of simpletons.

[niyad]

26. Hey!! Needles scare the hell out of me, too. But, being of reasonably sound

mind (I think!), I got the damned shots, and will get the booster when it is approved.

[ffr]

35. Us too.

Haven't contracted it and don't want to.

[SergeStorms]

29. Heard on MSNBC this morning...

that having COVID increases your chance of blood clots 80X that of taking the vaccine. I think it was Dr. Patel, the one who was on Rogan's radio show to dispel misinformation about the vaccine. Rogan's callers were airing all of their bat-shit crazy conspiracy driven falsehoods and the Dr. was shooting them down faster than they could call in.

In the end, even Rogan admitted that "at risk" people should get vaccinated, so there is a chance some of the cement-headed nincompoops can be reached.

[Bev54]

33. She is not vaccinated so why is she worrying about clotting?

[LiberalLovinLug]

43. Woosh

Ha you're right.

She'd dumber than I first imagined.

[FoxNewsSucks]

30. She should have been removed

for deliberately making herself unable to fulfill her job duties.

[BamaRefugee]

31. The Church of Covidiocy has found their sacrament

"Take, swallow, this is my Ivermectin which was given for thee"

[NCjack]

32. Happy Covid-19, Sen. Reinbold. You deserve it, and so much more!

[NQAS]

34. I am blessed to have gotten ivermectin?

Beside the fact that it does nothing for covid, there’s no need to feel blessed for getting it. I can go to my local feed store and pick it up for my horses. I don’t feel particularly blessed or chosen or special for buying stuff for my horses.

[NullTuples]

36. Whenever one of them posts like this...

My first thoughts are:

- they're probably vaccinated
- they're getting monoclonal antibodies
- are they really even sick / experiencing symptoms?

I just can't take *anything* Republicans say at face value any more. Not a single word.

[geardaddy]

38. Womp womp

[canetoad]

42. "Reinbold's behavior went viral last week. "

It sure did.

[LetMyPeopleVote]

44. KKKarma

Link to tweet

[orleans]

45. well, on the upside:

if she lives she can always charter a plane or get on the boat

[11 Bravo]

47. Don't forget your nightly pint of Clorox, you fucking idiot!

[struggle4progress]

48. "No one could have predicted this. These things just happen. It's like the time

my friend sat down for a cigarette break when he was stripping the old wax off his wood floors with gasoline, and suddenly there was some completely unexpected explosion and his house burned down. Like he used to say, There's nothing you can do when it's your time."