MAHA reaches beyond those traditionally engaged in politics.
Calley Means spoke to the transformative nature of the MAHA coalition at the March on Kellogg’s: “What’s happening here today is what makes America GREAT.”
“We have politicians, Democrats, Republicans, investors, doctors, activists, and we are SAVAGING our institutions.”
“We are on the verge of an existential threat.”
“No other issue matters if 50% of teens are overweight or obese. That is 3% in Japan. This is a uniquely American issue.”
“There’s something not right in America right now.”
“But a movement is building. Nobody wants this. Nobody wants this.”
“Change comes from many different ways, and trust me, we’re working on the politicians and we need top-down change, but we also need corporate responsibility.”
I was asked by @njdotcom if I was interested in sharing my experience with health care denials. So, here's my take. Let me know what you think.
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CNN Panel MELTS DOWN as Scott Jennings Erupts on Late-Night TV for Giving Joe Biden a Free Pass
“During the Biden years, there was nobody that provided more comedy fodder possible than Joe Biden. He got left alone. Harris was left alone. They didn't get 10% of what they deserve.”
“These people [comedians] have become pathetic. I mean, they stopped being comedians, and they started becoming political activists. Jimmy Kimmel out here crying. It's pathetic. And so my question is, if you're going to have a late-night comedy show, at some point, people might expect it to be funny and not just a constant political screed against one party.”
I wouldn't say that a shock cancer diagnosis and coming to terms with your own mortality are easy, but learning to let go of what doesn't matter can be extremely liberating. Enjoy the time you have, focus on your family, and stop worrying! The cancer will do what it's going to do regardless.
#Stage4 #AlkPositive #nsclc #lungcancer
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Five productivity Feynman strategies:
i) Stop trying to know-it-all.
ii) Do what you get the most pleasure from.
iii) Don't worry about what others are thinking.
iv) Have a sense of humor and talk honestly.
v) Make mistakes and learn.
I loved these three guys. They’re gone.
I’m battling Parkinson’s but I’m still in the game. To all of you still alive, disheartened over one thing or another, take a moment to try and be grateful for the chance to still have a life with some joy. ❤️🙏🌈