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A lot of people don't understand it is not a general medical privacy law at all. It is a law regulating that your provider can't give medical information about you to a 3rd party without your consent. It includes other health care workers giving information out about you they learned in the course of their work. If I find out my neighbor next door has HIV through the neighborhood grape vine, HIPAA does not cover that as it wasn't information being disclosed that providers learned about during the course of their work. And there is an exception for disclosing what is referred to as public health information so if I have a patient who has been exposed to a person's blood, for example, HIPAA does not prevent me finding out if the patient had any bloodborne pathogens. There are other medical confidentiality laws, none of which prevent a reporter asking someone a question about their medical condition. MTG is too stupid to realize she doesn't have to answer any question a reporter asks her. |
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What seems clear about MTG is, she is not a 'politician' in the usual sense. She doesn't take positions, offer programs of her own, explain her vision of what we as a nation should be doing and where we should be headed. Whether it's calling the kid who survived the school shooting a coward, calling Biden senile or AOC a communist, her role seems to be mostly that of a heckler.
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This is not a normal politician. This is not someone with a political position, someone with strong views on policy. This is a heckler. That's all she does. Make accusations, call people names. She never explains what she's talking about because she can't. The White House is tracking kids on social media in order to force them to get vaccinated? How could she explain that rationally? She can't. The reality is, I don't think these comments are made to be taken seriously or at face value. It's just heckling. By a heckler. |
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Julie Conway, the PAC's executive director said "While we rightfully celebrate the number of GOP women serving in the House, I've always professed quality over quantity. The work of Congress is not a joke or reality show. Our women have fought too hard for too long to be respected and taken seriously as legislators, policymakers and thought leaders. We cannot let this work be erased by individuals who chose to be shameless self-promoters and carnival barkers." https://www.newsweek.com/gop-womens-...oebert-1607713 Carnival Barker... a succinct and apt description of these two morons IMO! . . . |
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As Stacyhs pointed out, the de-facto leader of the Republican Party, Donald Trump acts in exactly the same way, as does an increasing number of GOP representatives. Perhaps it's because the GOP doesn't have a coherent set of policies, perhaps it's because they have fewer and fewer "professionals" in their ranks, perhaps it's because the audience they are attempting to motivate want to be scared into action by catch phrases. |
All I can say is.... HA HA!
From: The Daily Beast At the height of the controversy surrounding Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) and the revelations that he’s under investigation for sex trafficking, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) bet big on a nationwide joint fundraising tour with her embattled colleague....their campaigns and joint fundraising committee have posted a combined loss of $342,000. ... Individually, Gaetz and Greene raised $1.34 million and $1.31 million in the second quarter of 2021...Gaetz and Greene could argue that the publicity from their circuit is helping them fundraise individually. Except, they’re not making that argument, and both candidates have actually raised less in this most recent quarter than they did in the first. So, did the tour result in bad publicity? Or is it just a case where Gaetz and Greene have managed to get all the blood they can from the most idiotic of the MAGAchuds and they are running out of people to fleece? |
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(Not that I wouldn't believe that Greene or Gaetz were involved in shady financial practices, its just that I don't see the mechanism about how they would benefit.) |
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There is no justice or karma in a world where an innocent 5 year old can die horribly, but a worthless ******* piece of **** like her not only lives on but millions adore her. But that ad, if her followers see it, won't change their minds.
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From the comments... "MAGA - Making American Graves Accumulate" |
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But I agree: even if they did they would just hand wave it away as socialistcommie fake news. |
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John Wilkes Booth was a Confederate sympathizer, a racist and a supperter of slavery - that makes him far more politically aligned with the right than the left. |
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That's an effective ad. I hope I see it more often. |
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A rather tasteless anti-LGBTQ sign Greene put up outside her office in the capitol. I wonder if one of her office neighbors could install a screen outside their office with this ad on a continuous loop. Sent from my LM-X320 using Tapatalk |
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This is the point I was going to respond with. It is no longer needful or even useful for someone competing in a GOP primary to have any consistent positions or moral or ethical compass. All they have to do is parrot the lies their constituency wants to hear, and make up new and even more outrageous ones to keep the cameras on them. Once having made it past the primaries they can be confident that knee-jerk GOP voters will check off their side of the ticket. I'm not sure how outrageous they would have to be to get any of those voters to decide they would rather vote for a Democrat, but the evidence suggests we have a long way to go before we ever reach that point. |
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The next wanna-be icons of this group may not so easily be perceived as above it all. Can't count on that of course and decide it's going to all fade away, but it may be a factor. |
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She really does have a talent for getting that bar down low!
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I actually don't like the ad. It's too easy to attack.
"Oh look she only laughed when the interviewer said "skinny people"! Wasn't the interviewer kind of joking just a little? MTG wasn't laughing at deaths of children! Out of context!" And it kinda is. They play people talking about Covid deaths then add the clip of her laughing after each of them. But she didn't actually laugh at them. Why do that when she has said so many awful things that need no such editing? Even if any Republicans did watch it that is what they would say. It's what I said the first time I watched it. Show how bad she is in her own words, in context, with no silly editing. Shouldn't be that difficult. This ad gives too many ways out for the MTG fans. It's weak. |
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I see both sides of this. First, I think it shows -- as people have written on Greene's Twitter page -- she has the intelligence and maturity of your average third grader. Greene was reacting, I said 'obese,' Tia said, 'skinny' Hahahahaha!!!! Too funny!!!!
But it was a serious question. Greene has been urging people, especially parents, to NOT get vaccinated. Greene has said repeatedly, only the obese and the elderly need worry about Covid-19 and that is wrong. Greene certainly must know that but she obviously doesn't care. Does she take responsibility for people's health? After she composed herself she answered that no she doesn't take responsibility. People are responsible for their own health. She said the information is out there, it's everywhere. Seemed to be pretty clearly implying, if anyone ignores the extensive medical findings and instead goes by what Marjorie Taylor Greene says, well then, they deserve to get sick. (When asked if SHE has been vaccinated, Greene refused to answer.) She's not a doctor and this is clearly not a medical issue to her. It's a political issue for her to capitalize on. If there was no anti-vax crowd she'd probably never mention it. So some people may have listened to her, decided not to get vaccinated and then later became sick? Above her pay grade. |
And Rand Paul IS a doctor (eye) and is just as bad.
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Look at all the MD who have bought into Alternative Medicine. |
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Trumper: "she made a nervous laugh when the interviewer said "skinny people". The interviewer threw in a bit of levity, that's all, and now they make it look like she laughs at dying kids by editing videos. Fake!" It was a bit strange to throw that in there. Yes, I see how screwed up she is, and yes I see how stupid and heartless her response was. But to someone who wants to defend her this is pretty weak. Editing video like that does not work well, it just gives them an excuse to hold onto. We are talking about simple minds. I could make a more effective ad than this using non-edited, in context video. Nothing will convice her fans, but people like my parents can be, and have been convinced that she is nuts. All I did was send them some quotes. |
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I hope every single one of these politicians and pundits who has been anti-Covid vaccination gets Covid and ends up in the hospital on a ventilator.
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At the July 20th press conference Greene held in her Congressional office -- or in a press room available to members of Congress -- she was asked did she feel any responsibility for people's health? Part of her answer to the question was-
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In fact, on some level I think we all know this, even her supporters. Wish I'd be around in fifty years to see how history records this time period. Very weird days we're living in. Wonder what John Lennon would have made of all this? ;) |
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