Steven L. Taylor is a journalist and writer whose work has appeared in Outside The Beltway and Big Think. With a focus on politics and current events, Steven covers a wide range of topics including analysis of political trends, social issues, and cultural phenomena. His articles provide insightful commentary and thought-provoking perspectives on the world around us.
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RCV is now banned in the state.
P. T. Barnum would be proud. So, the other day I noted that there were ivermectin advertisements in inserts of Trump rallies on one of the right-wing cable channels (see the image above).
That's the vibe from Elon and Tucker. I am old enough to remember when joking about assassinations was considered poor taste and the kind of thing that would potentially generate a Secret Service visit.
Lying about hurricanes and stoking ridiculous theories about weather control are the latest examples.
By: Ellen Goeteyn, Steven L. Taylor, Alison Dicker, Laura Bollé, Marie Joossens, Eva Van Braeckel, Jodie L. Simpson, Lucy Burr, James D. Chalmers, Geraint B. Rogers, Aurélie Crabbé
Chronic airway disease (CAD) is characterized by chronic airway inflammation and colonization of the lungs by pro-inflammatory pathogens. However, while various other bacterial species are present in the lower airways, it is not fully understood how they influence inflammation. We aimed to identify novel anti-inflammatory species present in lower airway samples of patients with CAD.
And yes, Trump fits the definitions all too well. One of the challenges of writing in this format for over two decades is that on the one
This time up: JD Vance and election denialism. To go along with my ridiculously long definition post , I will be posting examples that fit the discussion of fascism that I laid out.
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