Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s “Make America Healthy Again” (MAHA) Report Has Eyes Rolling
From “The Other 98%”:Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s “Make America Healthy Again” (MAHA) report has come under intense scrutiny for citing studies that simply do not exist. Investigations found at least seven fabricated or untraceable sources, including supposed research by Katherine Keyes, Noah Kreski, and Harold Farber—none of whom authored the studies attributed to them. The report even referenced a nonexistent article in JAMA Pediatrics and misattributed a study on psychotropic medication advertising to Professor Robert Findling, who denied any involvement. These are not just isolated mistakes but a pattern of broken links, misattributions, and outright inventions that undermine the report’s credibility.
Could anyone be surprised? Of all the presidential appointments, RFK Jr’s may be the most outrageous.
Nice job on the hat, btw.
As shown at left, not everyone involved in these protests is carrying a sign that reads, “Trump Is a Fink” or “Down with Trump.”
There is no doubt that reducing one’s consumption of meat lessens the destruction of fragile parts of our environment, e.g., the Amazon rain forest.
As shown at left, Trump has no shame when it comes to fabricating stories that paint him as a superior leader to his predecessor. Apparently, his supporters have come to expect this and simply don’t care that essentially everything that comes out of his mouth is a lie.
Everything the author wrote at left is true, but there’s one thing he missed: about half of American voters either a) don’t care, or b) think that it’s only the “radical left scum” that’s characterizing Trump this way.
This seems to be one of the great, eternal truths of humankind.
I ran across a solicitation for investors to join a certain company that is promising a return of 1.19% daily, or (1.0119)^365 per year, = 7503% = 75.03 times your investment. $20K becomes more than $1.5 million a year later.
I’d like to believe there is a good chance that the scenario to the left could become reality, but I really don’t see it.
The folks who created the meme at left think we don’t know too much about science.
Two comments on the White House press secretary’s comment on Fox News:
