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Werewolf
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LOL, look for the tarmac meeting to come back around. He's gotcha outraging about it ;-)
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hokiewolf said:

We gotta toughen up as a society and eat more roadkill



Sounds to me like the detection and identification of food borne illness has increased 400% under RFK Jr.
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Oldsouljer said:

hokiewolf said:

We gotta toughen up as a society and eat more roadkill



Sounds to me like the detection and identification of food borne illness has increased 400% under RFK Jr.


Interesting misconception
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Release the Epstein files
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Gas prices coming down any day now… just check Costco.

But hey, at least he tried something. We're definitely not worse off as a nation since the JCPOA
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Oldsouljer
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eljefe444 said:

Oldsouljer said:

hokiewolf said:

We gotta toughen up as a society and eat more roadkill



Sounds to me like the detection and identification of food borne illness has increased 400% under RFK Jr.


Interesting misconception

Which is apparently what GOP LS specializes in.

I pulled this from hhs.gemini.ai which I have access to as part of my job.

The 400% figure is misleading
The underlying story appears to be a CNN report published August 13, 2026, which says this is an unusually bad year for foodborne-illness outbreaks, not that Americans are experiencing 400% more foodborne illness overall.
CNN reports that:
  • From 20212025, the FDA investigated an average of about 25 foodborne-illness outbreaks per year.
  • In 2026, the FDA has already posted 20 investigations, with work still active on 18 foodborne-illness clusters.
  • There is a particularly large Cyclospora outbreak contributing to the unusual numbers this summer. For example, Michigan has experienced a major surge, and federal officials have been investigating outbreaks involving produce.
But 20 investigations vs. an annual average of 25 is not a 400% increase. And "outbreak investigations" are not the same thing as "number of people who got food poisoning."
So my assessment of the GOP Ls post is:
The underlying premise is real 2026 has been an unusually bad year for foodborne-illness outbreaks.
The statement that U.S. foodborne illness cases are "up nearly 400%" is not a fair characterization of the federal data.

It's essentially taking a particular statistic/measure from the current outbreak situation and turning it into a claim about all foodborne illness cases nationwide.
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eljefe444
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Oldsouljer said:

eljefe444 said:

Oldsouljer said:

hokiewolf said:

We gotta toughen up as a society and eat more roadkill



Sounds to me like the detection and identification of food borne illness has increased 400% under RFK Jr.


Interesting misconception

Which is apparently what GOP LS specializes in.

I pulled this from hhs.gemini.ai which I have access to as part of my job.

The 400% figure is misleading
The underlying story appears to be a CNN report published August 13, 2026, which says this is an unusually bad year for foodborne-illness outbreaks, not that Americans are experiencing 400% more foodborne illness overall.
CNN reports that:
  • From 20212025, the FDA investigated an average of about 25 foodborne-illness outbreaks per year.
  • In 2026, the FDA has already posted 20 investigations, with work still active on 18 foodborne-illness clusters.
  • There is a particularly large Cyclospora outbreak contributing to the unusual numbers this summer. For example, Michigan has experienced a major surge, and federal officials have been investigating outbreaks involving produce.
But 20 investigations vs. an annual average of 25 is not a 400% increase. And "outbreak investigations" are not the same thing as "number of people who got food poisoning."
So my assessment of the GOP Ls post is:
The underlying premise is real 2026 has been an unusually bad year for foodborne-illness outbreaks.
The statement that U.S. foodborne illness cases are "up nearly 400%" is not a fair characterization of the federal data.

It's essentially taking a particular statistic/measure from the current outbreak situation and turning it into a claim about all foodborne illness cases nationwide.



Fair point. Thanks for responding with some actual analysis.

Are the staffing cuts in the FDA a contributing factor? Seems fairly significant.
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Werewolf said:


Muslims make up roughly 1% of the U.S. population, yet a striking share of successful DSA candidates this cycle have been Muslim or closely tied to Muslim activist networks.

That overrepresentation is hard to miss when the same pattern keeps repeating in local and state races.

Is this organic political organizing or something more coordinated? Voters should pay attention to who is rising through these far-left vehicles.



Werewolf
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you don't have the bank width to make that judgment, son.
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and a punk like you shoots his mouth off to start it.
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Werewolf said:

you don't have the band width to make that judgment, son.
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The #blindmice don't see anything
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Gulfstream4 said:

Werewolf said:


Muslims make up roughly 1% of the U.S. population, yet a striking share of successful DSA candidates this cycle have been Muslim or closely tied to Muslim activist networks.

That overrepresentation is hard to miss when the same pattern keeps repeating in local and state races.

Is this organic political organizing or something more coordinated? Voters should pay attention to who is rising through these far-left vehicles.





I see we've moved to the proudly and openly Islamophobic phase of the MAGA story arc.
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How for you tell a 45-1/2 yr old that communism doesn't work?
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a Juan O'Savin interview, he's a bad bad man!
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Kill every single one of em'.
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Oldsouljer
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eljefe444 said:

Oldsouljer said:

eljefe444 said:

Oldsouljer said:

hokiewolf said:

We gotta toughen up as a society and eat more roadkill



Sounds to me like the detection and identification of food borne illness has increased 400% under RFK Jr.


Interesting misconception

Which is apparently what GOP LS specializes in.

I pulled this from hhs.gemini.ai which I have access to as part of my job.

The 400% figure is misleading
The underlying story appears to be a CNN report published August 13, 2026, which says this is an unusually bad year for foodborne-illness outbreaks, not that Americans are experiencing 400% more foodborne illness overall.
CNN reports that:
  • From 20212025, the FDA investigated an average of about 25 foodborne-illness outbreaks per year.
  • In 2026, the FDA has already posted 20 investigations, with work still active on 18 foodborne-illness clusters.
  • There is a particularly large Cyclospora outbreak contributing to the unusual numbers this summer. For example, Michigan has experienced a major surge, and federal officials have been investigating outbreaks involving produce.
But 20 investigations vs. an annual average of 25 is not a 400% increase. And "outbreak investigations" are not the same thing as "number of people who got food poisoning."
So my assessment of the GOP Ls post is:
The underlying premise is real 2026 has been an unusually bad year for foodborne-illness outbreaks.
The statement that U.S. foodborne illness cases are "up nearly 400%" is not a fair characterization of the federal data.

It's essentially taking a particular statistic/measure from the current outbreak situation and turning it into a claim about all foodborne illness cases nationwide.



Fair point. Thanks for responding with some actual analysis.

Are the staffing cuts in the FDA a contributing factor? Seems fairly significant.

I don't mean to say that the whole story is being told here either. But as with everything, context matters. I feel sometimes like actual scholarship, the willingness to expend energy in search of the truth, is becoming a lost practice.
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Good luck with this. After watching Cary try to rationalize with -#Sieve for 5 years you'll most certainly spin endless hours spinning your wheels. 7 nights a week of CNN and MSsNBC is a lot to overcome
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#Sieve sent the SPLC donations monthly to fund these Nazi marches. #Sieve, you're proud, right?
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the #blindmice can't see Korean and Chinese Mafia fraud! But they do love their big govt
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eljefe444
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Oldsouljer said:

eljefe444 said:

Oldsouljer said:

eljefe444 said:

Oldsouljer said:

hokiewolf said:

We gotta toughen up as a society and eat more roadkill



Sounds to me like the detection and identification of food borne illness has increased 400% under RFK Jr.


Interesting misconception

Which is apparently what GOP LS specializes in.

I pulled this from hhs.gemini.ai which I have access to as part of my job.

The 400% figure is misleading
The underlying story appears to be a CNN report published August 13, 2026, which says this is an unusually bad year for foodborne-illness outbreaks, not that Americans are experiencing 400% more foodborne illness overall.
CNN reports that:
  • From 20212025, the FDA investigated an average of about 25 foodborne-illness outbreaks per year.
  • In 2026, the FDA has already posted 20 investigations, with work still active on 18 foodborne-illness clusters.
  • There is a particularly large Cyclospora outbreak contributing to the unusual numbers this summer. For example, Michigan has experienced a major surge, and federal officials have been investigating outbreaks involving produce.
But 20 investigations vs. an annual average of 25 is not a 400% increase. And "outbreak investigations" are not the same thing as "number of people who got food poisoning."
So my assessment of the GOP Ls post is:
The underlying premise is real 2026 has been an unusually bad year for foodborne-illness outbreaks.
The statement that U.S. foodborne illness cases are "up nearly 400%" is not a fair characterization of the federal data.

It's essentially taking a particular statistic/measure from the current outbreak situation and turning it into a claim about all foodborne illness cases nationwide.



Fair point. Thanks for responding with some actual analysis.

Are the staffing cuts in the FDA a contributing factor? Seems fairly significant.

I don't mean to say that the whole story is being told here either. But as with everything, context matters. I feel sometimes like actual scholarship, the willingness to expend energy in search of the truth, is becoming a lost practice.


I agree. Would be nice to get to the bottom of it though to help prevent further cases.

Inspections would be the first line of defense, especially for foreign food facilities which saw a drop of ~30% after 3,500 fewer positions in the FDA due to MAHA. Still not the total picture, but I'd be interested in further data on that front.
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But Hunter did sell some paintings, so you decide which is more corrupt
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