posted by majorsparkThey will not stop. I just heard Carl Cameron say we may need to take names and start throwing people in jail for misinformation.
Dang right they will not stop.
posted by majorsparkThey will not stop. I just heard Carl Cameron say we may need to take names and start throwing people in jail for misinformation.
Dang right they will not stop.
The new press secretary is laughingly bad. Maybe start picking people for their skills vs the boxes they check.
posted by iclfan2The new press secretary is laughingly bad. Maybe start picking people for their skills vs the boxes they check.
That ain't happening
posted by iclfan2The right also cares about the formula shortage that’s been going on, and it took over a month for the White House to say anything about it.
posted by kizer permanente
I'm sure it was the classic "I voted against it because this bill doesn't do enough".
But wait a minute....$28M?!?!?!?! That's not even a rounding error. That would barely cover 6 months of expenses for Hunter Biden.
posted by gutI'm sure it was the classic "I voted against it because this bill doesn't do enough".
But wait a minute....$28M?!?!?!?! That's not even a rounding error. That would barely cover 6 months of expenses for Hunter Biden.
Well to be fair to ICL, 12 people on the right care. So he wasn't technically wrong. He just didn't specify how many care.
A BIT disingenuous. They passed another bill yesterday that actually addressed the shortages. That $28M “ A second measure to provide an extra $28 million to the Food and Drug Administration to help get fraudulent formula products off store shelves and boost the part of the workforce focused on formula, as well as FDA inspection staff”. So they voted no to not give the FDA more money for salaries and expenses.
And in referring to Gblock I wasn’t talking about Congress, as he was bitching about people on Twitter. But glad Our dipshit officials finally did something 2 months too late. Glad I don’t have an infant.
posted by iclfan2A BIT disingenuous. They passed another bill yesterday that actually addressed the shortages. That $28M “ A second measure to provide an extra $28 million to the Food and Drug Administration to help get fraudulent formula products off store shelves and boost the part of the workforce focused on formula, as well as FDA inspection staff”. So they voted no to not give the FDA more money for salaries and expenses.
And in referring to Gblock I wasn’t talking about Congress, as he was bitching about people on Twitter. But glad Our dipshit officials finally did something 2 months too late. Glad I don’t have an infant.
Well no... then FDA would funding to check compliance on Abbott who routinely rejected such compliance and was falsifying records according to whistleblowers in the company. Can't have Big Government amirite? Companies will do the right thing!
posted by kizer permanente
You are either disingenuous or don’t know what happened. They passed one specifically for the shortage and this one was an additional measure to give money to the FDA.
posted by kizer permanenteWell no... then FDA would funding to check compliance on Abbott who routinely rejected such compliance and was falsifying records according to whistleblowers in the company. Can't have Big Government amirite? Companies will do the right thing!
So do you admit they already did pass one specific to formula shortage and this was additional for FDA oversight?
Did you know that when you first posted the picture of the vote?
posted by kizer permanenteWell no... then FDA would funding to check compliance on Abbott who routinely rejected such compliance and was falsifying records according to whistleblowers in the company. Can't have Big Government amirite? Companies will do the right thing!
The FDA already has people to do it, and already did it, causing this shortage. It was also found that neither of the two infants that died were because of formula. Abbot owns the blame for other issues at their plant, but no idea how it took 3 months to come to an agreement to reopen.
posted by iclfan2The FDA already has people to do it, and already did it, causing this shortage. It was also found that neither of the two infants that died were because of formula. Abbot owns the blame for other issues at their plant, but no idea how it took 3 months to come to an agreement to reopen.
Their resources aren't unlimited.. you get that right?
posted by jmogSo do you admit they already did pass one specific to formula shortage and this was additional for FDA oversight?
Did you know that when you first posted the picture of the vote?
The mess they're in is b/c Abbott pencil whipped their own "oversight".. you see how that's problematic and needs actual oversight right?
posted by kizer permanenteTheir resources aren't unlimited.. you get that right?
I’m sure they’re already bloated, actually. You have a lot of trust in the government.
posted by iclfan2I’m sure they’re already bloated, actually. You have a lot of trust in the government.
I have much less trust in companies answering to shareholders.
Also, doing a lot of government contract work, I've never got the sense their staff was bloated in any sense. Quite the opposite compared to us actually.
Trumps tariffs are probably partly to blame for this mess too, bc Mexico and Canada supposedly have plenty of formula.
posted by kizer permanenteI have much less trust in companies answering to shareholders.
I read that abbott got fed money to fix their production lines and used it to buy stock shares which lead to the contamination in the first place.
posted by geeblockI read that abbott got fed money to fix their production lines and used it to buy stock shares which lead to the contamination in the first place.
Yeah I saw that. That's how companies work.
posted by kizer permanenteThe mess they're in is b/c Abbott pencil whipped their own "oversight".. you see how that's problematic and needs actual oversight right?
How ridiculous; there is absolutely NO WIN in shipping product that is going to make babies sick; there is ZERO desire to get into that predicament, and they never have been in that predicament. It doesn't take 4 months to address some minor issues; the FDA is out of line, but they are using a tried and true tactic to attempt to get more funding from their bloated government advocates in congress.
As usual, government IS the problem.