They haven't spoken over a few hours in years.
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@LuFins-Dad said in They haven't spoken over a few hours in years.:
@jon-nyc said in They haven't spoken over a few hours in years.:
I hope so too, assuming he's confirmed.
I doubt he is. The head golf the committee is a physician with serious questions about Juniors views.
Cassidy. Very skeptical. There’s actually two committees of jurisdiction, the other is the Senate Finance Committee who’s head, Mike Crapo, is not a physician but his brother is.
I think the Turtle, Murkowski, and Collins will be no votes if there’s a fourth to make it stick.
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He faces an uphill battle anyway for voting to convict Trump. Todays GOP is no place for a politician who puts principles above loyalty to Trump.
The interesting thing is he was practically begging RFK to renounce the autism claim so he could vote for him. Kennedy wouldn’t.
I won’t be remotely surprised if he is a no vote. But he’ll be yes out of committee.
And I agree that the decision not to back RFK will be the decision not to seek reelection.
But careful what you wish for, once he decides he’s not running for reelection he can vote his conscience from here on out.
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His nickname among the harder right folks down here is Psycho Bill...
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@Jolly said in They haven't spoken over a few hours in years.:
His nickname among the harder right folks down here is Psycho Bill...
I hate to think what they must call RFK
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@Jolly said in They haven't spoken over a few hours in years.:
His nickname among the harder right folks down here is Psycho Bill...
I hate to think what they must call RFK
@Doctor-Phibes said in They haven't spoken over a few hours in years.:
@Jolly said in They haven't spoken over a few hours in years.:
His nickname among the harder right folks down here is Psycho Bill...
I hate to think what they must call RFK
Mr. Secretary?
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@LuFins-Dad said in They haven't spoken over a few hours in years.:
@Doctor-Phibes said in They haven't spoken over a few hours in years.:
Before he was bought out by Trump, most normal conservatives (as opposed to whacky conspiracy theorists) admitted he was crazy. Now, apparently he's something else.
No, many of us still think he’s nuts and possibly dangerous. I will say that his stuff about the food dyes and some of the preservatives deserve a serious conversation. I mean, why the heck are they using dyes in ibuprofen, Benadryl, etc?
I think he's wrong in some of his views. Trump has already assured people he had a long talk with RFK on vaccines before nominating him. He's been told hands off, particularly in regard to the older, standard childhood vaccines.
OTOH, RFK has some views I agree with on sugar content, high fructose corn syrup, dyes in our food and medicine, population obesity and the cost of drugs in the U.S. vs. the rest of the world.
@Jolly said in They haven't spoken over a few hours in years.:
RFK has some views I agree with on .....population obesity '
Maybe I am mistaken but wasnt there a lot of "pushback" from the Republic's against Michelle Obama when she started a campaign to make school lunches healthier?
https://www.newsweek.com/rfk-school-lunch-program-michelle-obama-republican-support-2023737
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@Jolly said in They haven't spoken over a few hours in years.:
RFK has some views I agree with on .....population obesity '
Maybe I am mistaken but wasnt there a lot of "pushback" from the Republic's against Michelle Obama when she started a campaign to make school lunches healthier?
https://www.newsweek.com/rfk-school-lunch-program-michelle-obama-republican-support-2023737
@taiwan_girl said in They haven't spoken over a few hours in years.:
@Jolly said in They haven't spoken over a few hours in years.:
RFK has some views I agree with on .....population obesity '
Maybe I am mistaken but wasnt there a lot of "pushback" from the Republic's against Michelle Obama when she started a campaign to make school lunches healthier?
https://www.newsweek.com/rfk-school-lunch-program-michelle-obama-republican-support-2023737
Lunch in the trash can is not a good use of tax dollars.
“Cry havoc and let slip the DOGE of war!”
Those who cheered as J-6 American prisoners were locked in solitary for 18 months without trial, now suddenly fight tooth and nail for foreign terrorists’ "due process". — Buck Sexton
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@Jolly said in They haven't spoken over a few hours in years.:
RFK has some views I agree with on .....population obesity '
Maybe I am mistaken but wasnt there a lot of "pushback" from the Republic's against Michelle Obama when she started a campaign to make school lunches healthier?
https://www.newsweek.com/rfk-school-lunch-program-michelle-obama-republican-support-2023737
Yeah 4 pieces of broccoli was nanny state paternalism but wholesale reconfiguration of the food and beverage industry is America First. If you don’t get the difference it’s your deep state programming showing through.
Only non-witches get due process.
- Cotton Mather, Salem Massachusetts, 1692
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Yeah 4 pieces of broccoli was nanny state paternalism but wholesale reconfiguration of the food and beverage industry is America First. If you don’t get the difference it’s your deep state programming showing through.
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He calls processed food poison, and he wants us to stop eating poison.
Again he hasn’t talked about methods.
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@taiwan_girl said in They haven't spoken over a few hours in years.:
@Jolly said in They haven't spoken over a few hours in years.:
RFK has some views I agree with on .....population obesity '
Maybe I am mistaken but wasnt there a lot of "pushback" from the Republic's against Michelle Obama when she started a campaign to make school lunches healthier?
https://www.newsweek.com/rfk-school-lunch-program-michelle-obama-republican-support-2023737
Lunch in the trash can is not a good use of tax dollars.
@Jolly said in They haven't spoken over a few hours in years.:
@taiwan_girl said in They haven't spoken over a few hours in years.:
@Jolly said in They haven't spoken over a few hours in years.:
RFK has some views I agree with on .....population obesity '
Maybe I am mistaken but wasnt there a lot of "pushback" from the Republic's against Michelle Obama when she started a campaign to make school lunches healthier?
https://www.newsweek.com/rfk-school-lunch-program-michelle-obama-republican-support-2023737
Lunch in the trash can is not a good use of tax dollars.
My kid ate broccoli from the time he could chew and still does today. What do people feed their children in your neck of the woods?
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@Jolly said in They haven't spoken over a few hours in years.:
@taiwan_girl said in They haven't spoken over a few hours in years.:
@Jolly said in They haven't spoken over a few hours in years.:
RFK has some views I agree with on .....population obesity '
Maybe I am mistaken but wasnt there a lot of "pushback" from the Republic's against Michelle Obama when she started a campaign to make school lunches healthier?
https://www.newsweek.com/rfk-school-lunch-program-michelle-obama-republican-support-2023737
Lunch in the trash can is not a good use of tax dollars.
My kid ate broccoli from the time he could chew and still does today. What do people feed their children in your neck of the woods?
@jon-nyc said in They haven't spoken over a few hours in years.:
My kid ate broccoli from the time he could chew and still does today.
Communist.
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Yeah 4 pieces of broccoli was nanny state paternalism but wholesale reconfiguration of the food and beverage industry is America First. If you don’t get the difference it’s your deep state programming showing through.
@jon-nyc said in They haven't spoken over a few hours in years.:
Yeah 4 pieces of broccoli was nanny state paternalism but wholesale reconfiguration of the food and beverage industry is America First. If you don’t get the difference it’s your deep state programming showing through.
It wasn't four pieces of broccoli. It was a lot of food the government bought, served and then watched it tossed in the trash. Michelle Obama's Healthy Hunger-free Kids Act, an act that had accomplished exactly the opposite of what it claimed it would — leaving hungry, angry, disgusted kids and dumpsters full of wasted food.
It cost us $4B, with 60% of schools reporting increases in wasted food, even as the number of children eating school lunches declined.
