Anonymous wrote:I hope RFK is able to end seed oils. I truly believe they’re linked to all the metabolic disorders including Alzheimer’s which is also known as type 3 diabetes

Anonymous wrote:I hope RFK is able to end seed oils. I truly believe they’re linked to all the metabolic disorders including Alzheimer’s which is also known as type 3 diabetes

Anonymous wrote:I hope RFK is able to end seed oils. I truly believe they’re linked to all the metabolic disorders including Alzheimer’s which is also known as type 3 diabetes

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Anonymous wrote:I think RFK is as nuts as anyone, but I also think Kamala made a huge error by not even talking to the guy when he was going to drop out.
I don't think she would have even needed to promise him a cabinet position, just a seat at the table that she was promising other individuals who she disagrees with.
I think he honestly could have made the difference in the election which is sad on so many levels but also true

I think it was already too late by that point. The “crunchy,” alternative, vaccine skeptic, supplements for everything, unusual fad diets will cure every illness (not diet used in the sense of calorie restriction/going on a diet, more in the general sense of “what you eat”) etc. segment of society has already moved too far right. Or too far left and no longer even votes for Democrats. She wouldn’t have picked up too many voters even if she had brought Kennedy on board. They were all for Trump instead. The Covid response and vaccine had a lot to do with accelerating this trend.

You do have to ask yourself, “should 50% of people be on Ozempic?” You don’t have to cure illness if you can prevent it. It’s not ok to eat properly, but it’s ok to take 4 medications….

When Michelle Obama wanted kids eating healthy the right wing demonized and mocked the left for it.



And now you're all trying to gaslight the left and falsely make the left out to be the bad guys like a bunch of dishonest hypocrites.

Republicans said stupid things, looked ridiculous and lost an election bigly. Apparently they learned from that experience. Now Democrats decided to walk away from that winning strategy, look ridiculous and lose bigly. Republicans are supposed to be the party of stupid, but here we are...

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Anonymous wrote:I'm pretty sure the average person who voted for Trump because of "the economy" or "the border," couldn't give a rat's ass about RFK Jr.'s ideas. Stop trying to normalize this crazy pick.

He is coming after Ozempic and the rest. Many will start to care about his ideas.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has pledged to tackle high rates of chronic diseases such as diabetes and obesity as President-elect Donald Trump’s pick to lead the US Department of Health and Human Services. They’re goals that many in the public health world find themselves agreeing with — despite fearing what else the infamous anti-vaccine activist may do in the post.

Just don’t suggest that he tackle those goals with medications like Ozempic.

Back to diet and exercise instead.

Ha. Magas are not only “poorly educated” but fat too.

DP. Funny how people like you never acknowledge how "fat and uneducated" the Dem. base is. Interesting.

Actually, no longer true. Trump says he "loves the poorly educated" and eats at McDonald's all the time. His base loves him for those reasons.

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Anonymous wrote:RFK Jr. is setting the US back by 80 years in terms of healthcare.

80 years ago the country was healthier. 50% of adults under 30 are unfit and incapable of serving in the military. Too many diseases and ills and obesity

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Anonymous wrote:I'm pretty sure the average person who voted for Trump because of "the economy" or "the border," couldn't give a rat's ass about RFK Jr.'s ideas. Stop trying to normalize this crazy pick.

He is coming after Ozempic and the rest. Many will start to care about his ideas.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has pledged to tackle high rates of chronic diseases such as diabetes and obesity as President-elect Donald Trump’s pick to lead the US Department of Health and Human Services. They’re goals that many in the public health world find themselves agreeing with — despite fearing what else the infamous anti-vaccine activist may do in the post.

Just don’t suggest that he tackle those goals with medications like Ozempic.

Back to diet and exercise instead.

Ha. Magas are not only “poorly educated” but fat too.

DP. Funny how people like you never acknowledge how "fat and uneducated" the Dem. base is. Interesting.

Anonymous wrote:RFK Jr. is setting the US back by 80 years in terms of healthcare.

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Anonymous wrote:I'm pretty sure the average person who voted for Trump because of "the economy" or "the border," couldn't give a rat's ass about RFK Jr.'s ideas. Stop trying to normalize this crazy pick.

He is coming after Ozempic and the rest. Many will start to care about his ideas.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has pledged to tackle high rates of chronic diseases such as diabetes and obesity as President-elect Donald Trump’s pick to lead the US Department of Health and Human Services. They’re goals that many in the public health world find themselves agreeing with — despite fearing what else the infamous anti-vaccine activist may do in the post.

Just don’t suggest that he tackle those goals with medications like Ozempic.

Back to diet and exercise instead.

Ha. Magas are not only “poorly educated” but fat too.

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Anonymous wrote:I think RFK is as nuts as anyone, but I also think Kamala made a huge error by not even talking to the guy when he was going to drop out.
I don't think she would have even needed to promise him a cabinet position, just a seat at the table that she was promising other individuals who she disagrees with.
I think he honestly could have made the difference in the election which is sad on so many levels but also true

I think it was already too late by that point. The “crunchy,” alternative, vaccine skeptic, supplements for everything, unusual fad diets will cure every illness (not diet used in the sense of calorie restriction/going on a diet, more in the general sense of “what you eat”) etc. segment of society has already moved too far right. Or too far left and no longer even votes for Democrats. She wouldn’t have picked up too many voters even if she had brought Kennedy on board. They were all for Trump instead. The Covid response and vaccine had a lot to do with accelerating this trend.

You do have to ask yourself, “should 50% of people be on Ozempic?” You don’t have to cure illness if you can prevent it. It’s not ok to eat properly, but it’s ok to take 4 medications….

When Michelle Obama wanted kids eating healthy the right wing demonized and mocked the left for it.



And now you're all trying to gaslight the left and falsely make the left out to be the bad guys like a bunch of dishonest hypocrites.

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Why are so many people in MAGAland so orange?

That is not natural.

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Anonymous wrote:I'm pretty sure the average person who voted for Trump because of "the economy" or "the border," couldn't give a rat's ass about RFK Jr.'s ideas. Stop trying to normalize this crazy pick.

He is coming after Ozempic and the rest. Many will start to care about his ideas.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has pledged to tackle high rates of chronic diseases such as diabetes and obesity as President-elect Donald Trump’s pick to lead the US Department of Health and Human Services. They’re goals that many in the public health world find themselves agreeing with — despite fearing what else the infamous anti-vaccine activist may do in the post.

Just don’t suggest that he tackle those goals with medications like Ozempic.

Back to diet and exercise instead.