Red Mosquito

What's this guy all about? I kind of sat this political cycle out, so I missed his campaign, but I understand he'll get a spot in the cabinet? Is he for real going to heal the food system in America?

That was kind of my take away too. I am not very trustworthy of him, but I want to believe. Impacting the big money going into the food system would be absolutely huge.

Got my vote!

Seems to be a more interesting dude than i was lead to believe.

Funny, I was watching a Marianne Williamson interview yesterday and I'm like "wait a minute, this woman is actually making a lot of sense."

Had no idea he was married to Cheryl Hines.

He’s also a whale enthusiast as well as a bear lover. Plus, he has a worm burrowing throughout his brain.

I heard he has bastard children pass it on

wease wrote:He’s also a whale enthusiast as well as a bear lover. Plus, he has a worm burrowing throughout his brain.

*Had a worm. That worm has been removed and is currently Vice President Elect.

He has, for the most part, good intentions. However, he is insane and often misguided. In the surface, his ideas are great. I think. Maybe.

his kids said they were throwing up in the car on the way home the dead whale he carted back smelled so bad

spike wrote:

This would probably be pretty cool

washing machine wrote:What's this guy all about? I kind of sat this political cycle out, so I missed his campaign, but I understand he'll get a spot in the cabinet? Is he for real going to heal the food system in America?

He's literally insane. More than that, he's legit dangerous.

tragabigzanda wrote:

washing machine wrote:What's this guy all about? I kind of sat this political cycle out, so I missed his campaign, but I understand he'll get a spot in the cabinet? Is he for real going to heal the food system in America?

Probably a mixed bag.

Unraveling the FDA's relationship with lobbyists = good.

Removing fluoride from our drinking water = bad.

General skepticism of price fixing between pharmaceutical companies and insurance companies = good.

General skepticism of vaccines = bad.

He's already forgotten about 1 and 3.

Great reference.

B wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:

washing machine wrote:What's this guy all about? I kind of sat this political cycle out, so I missed his campaign, but I understand he'll get a spot in the cabinet? Is he for real going to heal the food system in America?

Probably a mixed bag.

Unraveling the FDA's relationship with lobbyists = good.

Removing fluoride from our drinking water = bad.

General skepticism of price fixing between pharmaceutical companies and insurance companies = good.

General skepticism of vaccines = bad.

He's already forgotten about 1 and 3.

but has the worm forgotten?

I don't think he is insane. I think he could go after big pharma and the general Mills Johnson & Johnson of the world. As far as fluoride I have complete ignorance on the issue. I do think that if you want fluoride treatments that is a option. Vaccination policies should have some level of skeptical analysis of course, just not without a preconceived perspective.