We Need Moderates Now More Than Ever
My take on the upcoming mid-term elections, which I feel will be very consequential to the direction of our country in the coming years. https://t.co/Q2eE46lZOd
Merit Versus Holistic Admission Criteria to Medical School- Which Produces Better Doctors? The fact that this debate even took place is an encouraging sign that the tide is turning medicine away from identity politics and ideology back to merit and excellence first. What kind of doctor do you want- one who was chosen based on merit, is excellently trained, and focusing on what is best for you, or one who was chosen because of their identity, whose focus is on social justice and your demographic identity first? The USF MCOM is paving the way to a better future for medicine.
https://t.co/A6qNxmGqk7
Fighting to Restore Hippocratic Medicine and Evidence-Informed Medical Practice
Mark your calender for the inaugural debate on DEI in Medicine on Friday, October 1, 10 AM EST. Excellent medical education and practice matter. Details below.
https://t.co/sYUqQ0GhZS
The Replication Crisis in Science and Medicine
We are finally seeing a correction in the political and ideological capture of science and medicine.
https://t.co/JHs0Y89oun
Sick and Tired of Talking About Race
I will be rooting for Ben Shelton today, but not because he is black or in spite of it. I will root for him because he is an American.
https://t.co/WqUCy4DdtS
Where Were You on September 11, 2001?
To forget is to dishonor the memory of those who died that day and in the decades following in the war on terror.
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Everyone should read Michael Smith's latest post on his Substack, Unlicensed Punditry.
The Flight From Reality and Religion has Consequences https://t.co/UBzAod5t3c
@ThomasSowell Anyone who regards Hunter Biden as a credible source needs to have their head examined. I hope AOC is the future of the Democratic party. That would finally extinguish is forever and allow something sane to take its place.
I realize that fewer and fewer people are willing to devote the time to actually read a lengthy piece, preferring brief comments or sound bites. For those of you willing to actually read, I offer this excellent commentary on Charlie Kirk. https://t.co/9ajUZWGeNQ
@Suzierizzo1 I believe Fauci made things much worse than they would otherwise have been, and I am not even including his complicity in the gain of function research in Wuhan that gave us Covid. I believe with all my heart that he is guilty of crimes against humanity.
While I don't think one in a hundred people will read this, I am putting it up because I think it is so important for this information to be out there. You cannot plead ignorance, unless you plead willful ignorance. https://t.co/ZJSM9fxbZE
I have written repeatedly that among the many failures of Covid, from funding gain of function research in Wuhan China, to lockdowns, social distancing, universal masking, closure of schools, vaccine mandates, and more, the believe the two most egregious mistakes were adopting a top-down federal response with a one-size-fits-all approach that ignored the thousand-fold difference in risk among different age groups, and a failure to adjust and adapt to the changes of the virus as it mutated to more infectious, but less dangerous forms over time. All of these errors, but especially the last two, were at the direction of Anthony Fauci, the most visible face of the pandemic, a role he clearly gloried in. Only willful blindness will prevent his becoming a pariah that will make Epstein look positively saintly. https://t.co/ciQqrbzel0
"On the Advice of Counsel, Yada, Yada, Yada.....
We didn't need Fauci's confession at the hearing; we had it in his own words in his diary entries, texts, and emails. That is why this hearing wsa so important. His taking the fifth 111 times just emphasized them.
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