That is not dead which can eternal lie, and with strange aeons bring us some web forums whereupon we can gather
http://garbi.online/forum/
A mental evaluation would mean a lot more to me than a physical examination. Personally I would be more likely to vote for Trump if I were confident that he was on the verge of keeling over.Xmann wrote:The fact that he doesn't drink or smoke would mean more to me than what lab work shows or if his blood pressure is normal.
You have a point thereBooTx wrote:A mental evaluation would mean a lot more to me than a physical examination. Personally I would be more likely to vote for Trump if I were confident that he was on the verge of keeling over.Xmann wrote:The fact that he doesn't drink or smoke would mean more to me than what lab work shows or if his blood pressure is normal.
That was one of the more horrific things I've heard a politician say.Jaymann wrote:As long as you are not his secretary and make him uncomfortable...
I know an internist whose biggest peeve (one of them anyway) is new patients on drugs to control cholesterol who come in and say they have no cholesterol problems. He asks why they're on a statin then and they say, "so I don't have cholesterol problems."Rip wrote:Nice mischaracterizations.
He state that the businessman's "cardiovascular status is excellent" but noted that he was taking a low dose of aspirin and a low dose of a cholesterol-busting statin.
This makes it all better right?tgb wrote:Nothing surprises me any more.
He's got to be deliberately trying to lose. There's just no other explanation.
I've never had a cholesterol problem but I've been on Lipitor for years. My doctor's reasoning: as a diabetic, I'm already in the same risk group for a heart attack as someone who already had a heart attack. Keeping cholesterol as low as possible helps mitigate the risk.LawBeefaroni wrote:I know an internist whose biggest peeve (one of them anyway) is new patients on drugs to control cholesterol who come in and say they have no cholesterol problems. He asks why they're on a statin then and they say, "so I don't have cholesterol problems."Rip wrote:Nice mischaracterizations.
He state that the businessman's "cardiovascular status is excellent" but noted that he was taking a low dose of aspirin and a low dose of a cholesterol-busting statin.
linkStephen K. Bannon, who was ostensibly brought on from Breitbart News to steer the Trump campaign out of batshit crazy territory, brings with him a whole new set of baggage that makes Trump’s former chief Corey Lewandowski—who grabbed a female reporter so hard he left a bruise and then lied about it—look nice and fun by comparison.
For example, Bannon’s wife said in court filings, he’s very concerned about shielding his children from the horned descendents of Judea.
“He said that he doesn’t like Jews and that he doesn’t like the way they raise their kids to be ‘whiny brats’ and that he didn’t want the girls to go to school with Jews,” Bannon’s ex-wife, Mary Louise Piccard, claimed in court fillings obtained by BuzzFeed.
“During a joint visit to see Westland School and Willows Community School, (Bannon) asked the director why there were so many Chanukah books in the library. After we saw Willows he asked me if it bothered me that the school used to be a Temple. I said no and asked why he asked…he did not respond,” Piccard said.
Speaking of bias, my untrained eye sees CNN removing "Crooked" from "Crooked Hillary".Alefroth wrote:Sounds like he's challenging her on her medical records to me. How does an oh so unbiased person such as yourself interpret it?
That's so Trumpy of you.Smutly wrote:Yeah, probably doesn't matter, Comrade.
Lol.Smutly wrote:Speaking of bias, my untrained eye sees CNN removing "Crooked" from "Crooked Hillary".Alefroth wrote:Sounds like he's challenging her on her medical records to me. How does an oh so unbiased person such as yourself interpret it?
The Meal wrote:What about the changing of his middle initial to a "T", and his last name to "Rump"?
His lawyer has been quoted as saying that he is not letting Trump release them until after the audit.hepcat wrote:The fact that Trumpy still keeps insisting that he can't release his tax returns because the IRS is auditing him, while the IRS repeatedly tells the world, "Hey, go ahead and release 'em, we ain't stoppin' ya'," still cracks me up.
So that the idiots will have something to latch on to. Misdirection like all conmen use. And rubes fall for it because they're stupid.YellowKing wrote:I don't see how Trump has the balls to ask Hillary to release medical records (which she has already done) when he won't release his tax returns (which she's already done). I'd pin his fucking nuts to the wall on that.
I imagine the conversation went something like this.GreenGoo wrote:His lawyer has been quoted as saying that he is not letting Trump release them until after the audit.hepcat wrote:The fact that Trumpy still keeps insisting that he can't release his tax returns because the IRS is auditing him, while the IRS repeatedly tells the world, "Hey, go ahead and release 'em, we ain't stoppin' ya'," still cracks me up.
Which doesn't make it any better in my opinion. Your lawyer is your employee (in this case, literally house counsel). It's nice that you're following his advice and all, but that's all it is, advice.
Illinois Nazis!Jaymann wrote:In case you were wondering where all the Drumpf supporters are:
Map of hate groups
I can't say that I'm shocked that Texas has a lot more hate groups than any other state. It even beat California. I am surprised Ohio has so many though. I know Ohio has a larger population than many states but living here I don't see a lot of them roaming about. I do see the Confederate battle flag quite a bit but that's about the extent of it, no protests, no nutty sign waiving, etc.Jaymann wrote:In case you were wondering where all the Drumpf supporters are:
Map of hate groups
Those people are in denial multiple times just in that one sentence.YellowKing wrote:Just overheard a conversation among co-workers:
"Well I hope that once Drumpf is elected, he can surround himself with knowledgeable people and can set aside his ego and learn to take advice."
Ohio, like Texas, has a lot of red in rural areas.Scraper wrote:I can't say that I'm shocked that Texas has a lot more hate groups than any other state. It even beat California. I am surprised Ohio has so many though. I know Ohio has a larger population than many states but living here I don't see a lot of them roaming about. I do see the Confederate battle flag quite a bit but that's about the extent of it, no protests, no nutty sign waiving, etc.Jaymann wrote:In case you were wondering where all the Drumpf supporters are:
Map of hate groups
Yeah I know there is a lot of red in the rural areas, but red doesn't necessarily mean there are hate groups there too. A lot of the red around me comes from fiscal conservatives, farmers and people in the various energy industries (coal, fracking, etc.)Isgrimnur wrote:Ohio, like Texas, has a lot of red in rural areas.Scraper wrote:I can't say that I'm shocked that Texas has a lot more hate groups than any other state. It even beat California. I am surprised Ohio has so many though. I know Ohio has a larger population than many states but living here I don't see a lot of them roaming about. I do see the Confederate battle flag quite a bit but that's about the extent of it, no protests, no nutty sign waiving, etc.Jaymann wrote:In case you were wondering where all the Drumpf supporters are:
Map of hate groups
I was surprised and dismayed at how many organized "hate groups" there are in SE Michigan, which is definitely not rural. I hope their membership numbers aren't swelling, even if it does speak to how divided, if not segregated the area is. Cultures mostly congregate in geographies and then stick to their own around here. There is very little soup but many ingredients.Scraper wrote:Yeah I know there is a lot of red in the rural areas, but red doesn't necessarily mean there are hate groups there too. A lot of the red around me comes from fiscal conservatives, farmers and people in the various energy industries (coal, fracking, etc.)