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That’s fair. Yet a boss’s behavior has an impact esp. on who stays. As federal workers are being treated with no measures of respect or kindness, a Hegseth-like person could take over, remove women, shout at staff, use lie detectors, mandate loyalty oaths, and make working at NIH (more) intolerable.
July 23, 2025 at 4:35 AM
That’s fair. Yet a boss’s behavior has an impact esp. on who stays. As federal workers are being treated with no measures of respect or kindness, a Hegseth-like person could take over, remove women, shout at staff, use lie detectors, mandate loyalty oaths, and make working at NIH (more) intolerable.
I’m glad he sat down w/ them and that they Killed it. It’s obvious he’s an apologist for RFK Jr. I don’t agree with Jay on many things and I’m certain he’s on the wrong side of public health history; that said, I don’t believe he is mean,toxic or narcissistic. It’s a low bar but NIH could do worse.
July 23, 2025 at 1:35 AM
I’m glad he sat down w/ them and that they Killed it. It’s obvious he’s an apologist for RFK Jr. I don’t agree with Jay on many things and I’m certain he’s on the wrong side of public health history; that said, I don’t believe he is mean,toxic or narcissistic. It’s a low bar but NIH could do worse.
Like Goldberg in The Atlantic:
“Trump’s main goal, it seemed, was to convince us that he has placed his presidency in service of the nation and of humanity. (A subsidiary goal was to ask us if we thought he should hang a chandelier in the Oval Office. The Atlantic takes no position on that matter.)”
“Trump’s main goal, it seemed, was to convince us that he has placed his presidency in service of the nation and of humanity. (A subsidiary goal was to ask us if we thought he should hang a chandelier in the Oval Office. The Atlantic takes no position on that matter.)”
July 8, 2025 at 7:35 PM
Like Goldberg in The Atlantic:
“Trump’s main goal, it seemed, was to convince us that he has placed his presidency in service of the nation and of humanity. (A subsidiary goal was to ask us if we thought he should hang a chandelier in the Oval Office. The Atlantic takes no position on that matter.)”
“Trump’s main goal, it seemed, was to convince us that he has placed his presidency in service of the nation and of humanity. (A subsidiary goal was to ask us if we thought he should hang a chandelier in the Oval Office. The Atlantic takes no position on that matter.)”
So that’s discouraging.
June 16, 2025 at 6:00 AM
So that’s discouraging.
I think that this is the wrong Mike Lee. I keep seeing this on my feed but worry it is not real and yet spreading.
June 16, 2025 at 4:31 AM
I think that this is the wrong Mike Lee. I keep seeing this on my feed but worry it is not real and yet spreading.
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The ACIP Purge: A Dangerous Deflection
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