Joe Biden said this not once but twice lmao
#StupidSuezWow, you got us! Arabs say Inshallah!
writer in public health. work at PPHC/Brown SPH. god is good. alhumduillah. அப்துல்லா. عبد الله.
the saddest film I have ever watched and I do think this film should be shown in classrooms
LetterboxdGrave of the Fireflies was released 37 years ago today🎇
big difference between Haley Stevens and Abdul El Sayed campaign is latter is just far more organized. Stevens may have more $$$ and ad money, but seemingly does not have a good grassroots campaign infrastructure. meanwhile, AES has an active student wing (among other groups).
clearly when governor whitmer said she was concerned by rhetoric she meant things like this
Prem Thakker ツMichigan school board official Angie Smith says she’s supporting Haley Stevens because she thinks Stevens will represent everyone and “not just one race." "Don’t come out speaking only Arabic, don’t come out with your Arabic music on.” Video from reporter Sam Robinson:
if my grandmother had wheels, she would've been a bike
Michael Weiss (not that one)Every time I see or hear El-Sayed say "We should keep our money here" I want someone to ask him "Do you think USAID was a good program? When DOGE shut it down, was that a good thing?" Then follow up with the same question about aid to Ukraine.
the real grift in Medicaid and Medicare is all the money that is being used to implement bureaucratic hurdles to deny people care. money spent on bureaucracy, forms, paperwork and validation, data systems, etc. money that could be used for care. www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026...
my employer and I jointly pay $1000 a month in premiums, I’d gladly take that amount in extra taxes instead
Larry LevittI see lots of mentions of the cost of Medicare for All. But, it actually wouldn't necessarily increase health spending, and could actually decrease it. What it would do -- which would be controversial -- is redistribute health care spending from premiums and out-of-pocket costs to taxes.