Project 2025: Pages 487-

A very delayed continuation of my project 2025 breakdown. This new job is really taking a lot of my energy. But, you can follow along HERE Rural Health A growing concern is the decreasing access to health care services for Americans living in rural, less populated areas. Many find themselves in regions that were not

Project 2025: Pages 459-469

Continuing Chapter 14: Health and Human Services You can follow along Here Vaccine Importation Thousands of Americans of faith and conscience wish to receive various childhood vaccinations for themselves and their families but are not allowed to receive vaccines that are derived through or tested on aborted fetal cells. For example, the chickenpox, Hepatitis, and MMR

Project 2025: Pages 449-459

Chapter 14: Health and Human Services Roger Severino As always, when I start a new chapter, let’s look at who wrote it. Oh, great. I’m sure there will be nothing to worry about here. For good or ill, HHS activities personally impact the lives of more Americans than do those of any other federal agency.

Project 2025: Page 237-445

Continuing Chapter 13 Budget: Back-to-Basics Rejection of Unauthorized or Expired Science Activities A top priority should be the immediate and consistent rejection of all EPA ORD and science activities that have not been authorized by Congress. Page 437 They want all science research to stop on things that haven’t been approved by congress, but they

Project 2025: Pages 427-437

Let’s continue Chapter 13: the EPA This chapter appears to be a lot of laws and regulations, and the general theme is “no” CAA Section 111 If a law is proposed and not finalized within a year, it get’s pulled Radiation Assess and update the agency’s radiation standards so that they align with those of

Project 2025: Page 417-427

Chapter 13: Environmental Protection Agency Mandy M. Gunasekara Real quick look up on Mandy. 1: she is a Christian, and 2: doesn’t think voting laws should apply to her. I just don’t think this chapter is going to be real big on funding the EPA. Let’s see. A conservative EPA will track success by measured

Project 2025: 299-310

You can read along with Project 2025 here: Project 2025 Today we start with Reform SNAP Food stamps are designed to be supplemented by other forms of income—whether through paid employment or nonprofit support. Page 299 If SNAP isn’t enough for you, why don’t you go to a food bank? “The next administration should:” Re-implement work

Project 2025: Pages 283-287

Today is just the introduction section, but Section 3 is a big one. We have Chapter 10: Department Of AgricultureChapter 11: Department of EducationChapter 12: Department of Energy and Related CommissionsChapter 13: Environmental Protection AgencyChapter 14: Department of Health and Human ServicesChapter 15: Department of Housing and Urban DevelopmentChapter 16: Department of the InteriorChapter 17:

2023/02/16: Smartest Person In The Room

This whole train derailment thing is bad. I know I keep reading it will be fine, everything is fine, and I’m just having a hard time buying it. I’ve added red exclamation points to the articles I think are the most important. If you only have so much time to read today, read those. Bad

2023/02/09: Smartest Person in the Room

Bad Apples Demetrius Haley didn’t tell Tyre Nichols why he’d been pulled over. The Memphis cop was talking on the phone during the stop, documents show.The Memphis Scorpion unit that killed Tyre Nichols is just one of many specialized police squads with legacies of abuseTopeka police acted justifiably in firing 34 shots and killing man,