Abdul El-Sayed (2016) says, “Cars are the modern-day cigarette.” He’d prefer we quit the industry that employs 20% of the state and got him the UAW endorsement.

If you are going to lose your mind debating the alleged activities of students at a NY Ivy League school, please do it out of my timeline. Thank you. Ms. Legal Brain

This is terrible, I'm so sorry man. Elderly care really requires doctors who are invested in the patient and know them well. I feel awful having to have these sorts of discussions with family in ICU. I wish we could bring back the old model of family doctor following the patient in the hospital. A few patients that I have had whose primary doctor did come visit, everything was so much smoother. We just chat, and they doc conveys things to the family that may take ten times longer and more painful for them. Just had one who peacefully passed away surrounded by family only because the primary doctor showed up and told them this is futile.

zerohedge.com/geopolitical/g… Wow.

NEW: Sean Hannity says he was pressured to tell his audience to take the COVID shot. HANNITY: I was being pressured, pressured, to tell my audience to take the jab. I'm not a doctor. I don't know anything about your health. I don't know anything about your pre-existing conditions, your current condition, comorbidities you may have. And I don't know anything about this shot. But I kept putting people with different views on. Consult your doctor. Make your own mind up. DR. DREW: But the mandates came along. You couldn't move in the world without getting the shot. And that's the egregious part. HANNITY: Where did the nonsense come from? "Take the jab and you won't get COVID. Take the jab and you won't impact others." That's complete nonsense. DR. DREW: And they knew it. That's what the [Fauci] diary shows us. But people are still giving it to kids and pregnant women. It's unbelievable to me. Who pressured him?

Ah come on now. The issue is not the lipstick. That's incredibly insulting to that woman. Not able to lift lipstick to one's face means not able to eat independently, or dress, or lots of other small acts of basic dignity and independence.

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Reflecting on the COVID pandemic, Justice Samuel Alito framed it as a “stress test” of Constitutional rights. That is exactly the right way to look back at what happened. Alito pointed out that the pandemic created situations where leaders were willing to “downgrade” Constitutional rights in the name of public health. He gave one example that really stands out. ALITO: “The example of the casinos, I thought was telling…” “The governor of Nevada at that time said that casinos are open, come back to Las Vegas. And so people came back to Las Vegas they were pictures of people in the casinos.” “They were not wearing masks. Not all of them were wearing masks. But at the same time the state had a very severe limit on the number of people who could attend a house of worship, no matter how big that house of worship was.” That is exactly the kind of contradiction Alito was talking about. Casinos could operate while churches faced strict limits on attendance.