Wisconsin Republican incumbent Sen. Ron Johnson says he didn’t speak out sooner because he didn’t want to hurt former President Donald Trump’s reelection chances.

At least two dozen Republicans running for Congress this year have spread lies about the coronavirus pandemic, including the effectiveness of COVID-19 vaccines.

Lawmakers promised to explore solutions to online COVID scams and online misinformation. But Republicans on the subcommittee had other plans.

Black Americans and Latinos suffered the biggest impact.

The drug has been shown to have little or no effect on severe cases of COVID-19.

Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI) invited a doctor opposed to coronavirus vaccines to testify at a hearing on hydroxychloroquine, which doctors say is not only ineffective but also dangerous.

The FDA has concluded the anti-malaria drug is ineffective against the coronavirus.

The first son tweeted a now-removed video of a crackpot doctor saying there’s no need for masks to stop the spread of the coronavirus, among other things.

Donald Trump is again making unproven claims about hydroxychloroquine.

The agency is ending its emergency use authorization after multiple clinical trials showed the drug was ineffective.

‘Our mission is to preserve and protect life.’

‘I think it’s just a political hit job, you want to know the truth.’

A study from a respected medical journal found hydroxychloroquine is linked to ‘increased risk of in-hospital mortality.’

The Association of American Physicians and Surgeons has pushed anti-vaccine rhetoric and claimed HIV does not cause AIDS.

‘I started taking it, because I think it’s good,’ Trump said, of the unproven drug, which is typically used to treat malaria.

Dr. Richard Bright told a congressional hearing that Trump administration officials wanted to push an unproven and potentially dangerous drug.

The drug did not appear to affect the odds of any of the patients in the study who eventually died from the disease.

Dr. Rick Bright said the Trump administration rejected his warnings on COVID-19.

Trump touted hydroxychloroquine as a treatment for COVID-19 for almost a full month but has said little about the drug since studies began showing its ineffectiveness.

Texas Sen. John Cornyn questioned a study this week that showed a drug Trump has been pushing to treat COVID-19 actually led to more deaths.

A nationwide study of hydroxychloroquine found the drug had no measured benefits and might have even caused organ damage.

The attorney general said the media is on a ‘jihad’ to discredit hydroxychloroquine as a COVID-19 treatment simply because Trump said it may work.

Donald Trump continues to push the use of hydroxychloroquine as a treatment for COVID-19 during his daily briefings on the coronavirus outbreak.

Donald Trump continues to promote an unproven drug to treat COVID-19 against the advice of medical experts.

Trump trade policy adviser Peter Navarro has been pushing the use of an experimental COVID-19 treatment. He is not a doctor.

Infectious disease expert Anthony Fauci has had to consistently correct Trump’s claims that doctors have found a drug that can treat COVID-19.