Tim Malia

I speak my mind.
Sometimes wrong, but not often! ;-)
Family doc. ROC/585/WNY is my home.
HHHS, JHU, AMC, UR/HH educated.

[Tim Malia @TimMalia]

@rachbarnhart Multiple impeachments should already be getting drawn up!

We have a bunch of immature and insecure clowns in important positions

[Tim Malia @TimMalia]

@rachbarnhart So many folks have no idea what they unleashed on our nation with their votes last November, and to avoid hurting their feelings we aren't supposed to scream, "we told you so!" as if that will make things worse
It's all so disgusting

[Tim Malia @TimMalia]

@rachbarnhart Really ugly stuff

[Tim Malia @TimMalia]

@rachbarnhart Yes, a dark place
Entering outright autocracy

[Tim Malia @TimMalia]

@rachbarnhart POTUS/VPOTUS are now doing Putin's work. They are his useful idiots. They have turned around the longtime USA support of democracies & opposition to autocracies. They demolished in weeks our international standing that was honed for decades. They make the world more dangerous

[Tim Malia @TimMalia]

@rachbarnhart Shades of the Sun King
:-(

[Tim Malia @TimMalia]

@123ESelectric Why not love it?
Because it shows how stupid he is and how easily he can manipulate your and other's thinking. Also, it shows how little he and his cultists are willing to confirm things. This issue was clarified last week already. It's a special service.
https://t.co/BLrlGsqgio

[Tim Malia @TimMalia]

@ChantalMoniqueC @123ESelectric @rachbarnhart Exactly what I saw within 2 seconds
Not sure how a brain jumps to what was described unless seeking affirmation of preconceived messages, or pathological mindset.
And, as Rachel noted, a different discussion from her post

[Tim Malia @TimMalia]

@rachbarnhart And predicted as a risk by scientists for decades.

Get used to it as it is likely to continue and worsen I'm years ahead

Disregard the orange one and his minions as he doesn't care about people getting hurt, just finding angles to throw out there for political reasons.

[Tim Malia @TimMalia]

@outbreakupdates The description of the eyes sounds like subconjunctival hemorrhage. Clinically not concern if one has been coughing a ton. Note that is based on only the post, and I am an urgent care physician.

[Tim Malia @TimMalia]

@SketchesbyBoze Fair too little consideration of repeated covid infections and long covid affecting a large portion of kids at any time

[Tim Malia @TimMalia]

@TXStrong11 @mmpadellan He is getting the highest level intelligence and security briefings so he can know if gov't aware or not

The glorifying of a doofus who sounds like the drunk dude in the bar should be worrisome to everyone

[Tim Malia @TimMalia]

@MdBreathe @ashishkjha Dumb comment. Ivermectin is fine for what it does. It's a waste for other things. But the issue isn't comparing 2 unrelated meds. It is a question of each with potential benefits outweighting potential risks for a condotion. You are a bad doc if not helping folks know that.

[Tim Malia @TimMalia]

@BobLonsberry Certainly not a typical cost but the article actually points out inexpensive full meals offered by Walmart and such.
Maybe read what you post?
Also, you re-directed from main point: inflation has been low.

[Tim Malia @TimMalia]

@PaulKingsley7 @ashishkjha @MartyMakary @DrOz @DrJBhattacharya That's fair about unqualified/disqualified

I'm just saying I'm willing to give the person credit for some of their advocacy

For me, problem is with these picks is that the bar is so low

[Tim Malia @TimMalia]

@rachbarnhart "Promises" were broken

Was child tax credit an effort to help during especially hard times? Or promised as a permanent change?

Were those working for student relief the ones who reversed course?

I'd say no for both, thus no "promises" broken

If anything, blame the Right

[Tim Malia @TimMalia]

@rachbarnhart @davisforcouncil Was it Dems who wished to reverse course on those plans? To "not trust" would mean it was the Dems who said one thing but did another. In those examples, I'd say Dems did what they could and GOP was force to undo the good. Why then not trust Dems more than GOP?

[John Pavlovitz @johnpavlovitz]

This election result isn't about Dem messaging.

Their messaging during the campaign was about helping the middle class, continuing with sound economic policies, affordable healthcare and education, the rights of women, strengthening the border, unity.

Kamala Harris and Tim Walz formed a balanced ticket filled with character, intellect, and genuine love for this country, and they eloquently delivered their vision better beautifully.

This election result is about racism, misogyny, lack of education—and an irresponsible media that caters to those realities.

There is no messaging that can overcome prejudice and ignorance, and those two factors are the only explanation for Trump even being the nominee and getting 75 million votes.

We need to stop pretending there is some perfect Democratic candidate or magic messaging to reach people who have abandoned objective reality and chosen to embrace their fears and phobias, while failing to do the slightest bit of work to know what candidates' policies and plans are.

The Dems didn't fail America, they just exist in a nation where far too many people don't pay attention or care to understand what's actually happening. Maybe they will now.

[Ezra Klein @ezraklein]

Donald Trump had exactly one, you-gotta-hand-it-to-him, that was an insanely successful policy that saved countless lives and we should do it again and again: Operation Warp Speed.

And it's the only policy from his first term he has completely disowned and is now salting the earth over.

it's like if George W. Bush decided his entire presidency was perfect except for PEPFAR.