Researchers found a definite connection between erectile dysfunction (ED) and COVID-19.
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A health care worker receives the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine at the United Memorial Medical Center on Dec. 21, 2020, in Houston. (Go Nakamura/Getty Images/TNS)
Q: I had a nasty case of COVID-19 several months ago. It’s taken a while, but I’m fully recovered except for one thing: I’ve been having trouble getting and keeping an erection. I know that most men have erection troubles at some point, but I never have before and I’m wondering whether there could be any connection between COVID and sexual difficulties.
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Growing up, I watched a lot of James Bond movies. That super-tough, super-sexy, British secret agent, played with such brilliance by Sean Connery, always seemed to have great fun as he saved the world from various dictators, terrorists, and megalomaniacs. I wanted an Aston Martin like Bond had in “Goldfinger,” tricked out with all the latest gizmos and gadgets provided by Q Branch. But more than anything I wanted Bond’s competence, his swagger, his ability to win the day while getting the girl as well. Such movies are harmless male fantasy flicks – or are they harmless?
used was illegal immigration and the border wall on the southern border and that has the biggest impact on reducing crime. manny and i weren t having it. my friend manny, he s been in this country for 15 years from venezuela. he s one of the most decent, finest people i know. he fled venezuela with his family to flee violence. his son was killed here the same day my daughter was killed here. so our children were killed by an american male. so manny stood up and he said, that s not true, that s a lie. i screamed out, our children were killed by an american male, at which point congressman gates, he didn t like the interruptions. too bad. you know what, democracy at work. you can t sit here and talk
it was the fact that we have an immigration system that allows people to come here violently. we again education in there will be no comments. is there a process in the committee whereby if the very same people are repeatedly interrupting the time of the members that those people will be asked to depart the committee? wow. so after the hearing one of the fathers defended the clash telling npr he and another man interrupted his comments because they were not true and their loved ones were killed by an american male. one of the father will be joining morning joe later this morning. house oversight chairman come delivered an impassioned speech on the importance of making sure that every american has the right to vote. watch this. voting is crucial and i don t give a damn how you look at it. there are efforts to stop people from voting.
to me, it encourages their culture. i go to things like gunsmoke, john wayne, independent, self-sufficient american male. but i wonder if at some point it wouldn t be, we can have a discussion about it. just because it s guns doesn t mean you can t discuss it. greg: when you say guns encourage the culture, what do you mean? juan: they reflect. they shape the culture. if you are a guy and you say i m going to have a gun. i am a real man. by the way, i saw hear more parents say as long as the violence is justified and like self-defense when they don t mind seeing guns in movies. jedediah: sometimes when people watch television and movies, they just want to be entertained. i think about this effort that could sanitize these things, let s remove the violence and let s only have it that is not what film and television should be. some of my favorite movies. i love liam neeson. i love him in the taken movies.