Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am glad they found this early.
Sounds like her prognosis is very good.
Wishing her the best outcome possible.
This is the only decent response to the news that someone has cancer.
At the same time, I think it's appropriate to note that the administration for which she works has made massive cuts to cancer research, including for breast cancer research, and has slowed advances in the prevention of breast cancer.
Anonymous wrote:I am glad they found this early.
Sounds like her prognosis is very good.
Wishing her the best outcome possible.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Maybe RFK Jr shouldn't have cancelled 87 breast cancer studies.
Maybe we shouldn't be spending 17 cents of every dollar spent in this country on health care. Highest by percentage in the world.
Research is a drop in the bucket of that spending. The public portion of the research spending is a few cents of every healthcare dollar. Canceling research studies is not going to fix our healthcare problem. Not even close.
To you, everything is a drop in the bucket to justify more and more gubmint spending.
Anonymous wrote:She doesn’t moderate him. She just tidies up a little while he isn’t looking.
Take the HHS stuff. She installed some random healthcare CEO to run the department and forced RFK to go campaigning because the vaccine stuff is hemorrhaging voters. But it’s only because Trump is preoccupied. If his majesty decides he suddenly wants to announce another fake cause of autism, she’s not going to stop him.
Anonymous wrote:She is NOT a moderating influence.
She has openly stated that her job is to enable Trump, not act as checks and balances. That’s why she still has her job.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Maybe RFK Jr shouldn't have cancelled 87 breast cancer studies.
Maybe we shouldn't be spending 17 cents of every dollar spent in this country on health care. Highest by percentage in the world.
Research is a drop in the bucket of that spending. The public portion of the research spending is a few cents of every healthcare dollar. Canceling research studies is not going to fix our healthcare problem. Not even close.
To you, everything is a drop in the bucket to justify more and more gubmint spending.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Maybe RFK Jr shouldn't have cancelled 87 breast cancer studies.
Maybe we shouldn't be spending 17 cents of every dollar spent in this country on health care. Highest by percentage in the world.
Research is a drop in the bucket of that spending. The public portion of the research spending is a few cents of every healthcare dollar. Canceling research studies is not going to fix our healthcare problem. Not even close.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Maybe RFK Jr shouldn't have cancelled 87 breast cancer studies.
Maybe we shouldn't be spending 17 cents of every dollar spent in this country on health care. Highest by percentage in the world.
Anonymous wrote:Maybe RFK Jr shouldn't have cancelled 87 breast cancer studies.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yeah, no. She’s evil and complicit and cancer doesn’t change that one iota.
+1 We learned this in the giant Vanity Fair article.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:People often think a woman is a moderating influence.
Melania…
Ivanka…
None really were.
Disagree. Hellscape 1.0 seemed not nearly as bad as Hellscape 2.0. I think that is due in part to JaVanka.
No, it’s because of everyone else, besides Javanka, almost all of whom were qualified for their positions and not just clown show wearing bootlickers.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:People often think a woman is a moderating influence.
Melania…
Ivanka…
None really were.
Disagree. Hellscape 1.0 seemed not nearly as bad as Hellscape 2.0. I think that is due in part to JaVanka.