flaws. indeed there s none who is righteous, no not one as the good book teaches. then we went through a phase where we wanted someone we could relate to, someone likable, someone we wouldn t mind sharing a drink or a meal with. being fun or likable is not the same as being competent. we don t pick a neurosurgeon based on how fun he or she is at a cocktail party. we don t pick an accountant based on his or her sense of humor. we pick the person with the most talent and experience and character and ability, the person who would be the most competent at doing the job. now it seems our politics leans towards someone who captures our frustration, our angst, disappointment, anger, and fear, someone who can list the grievances, someone who provides a reflection of where we are, but not necessarily where we should be heading. do we really need someone to tell us where we are? wouldn t we be better served with someone telling us how to get where we want to go. as we reflect on the my
and other medications, another n acute disruption we have bees n seeing is what happened during the covid pandemic, people weren t getting their cancer screenings. they were down 30 to 7eo0 perces during the t pektd. now pandemic. now we re trying to play catch p up. people are beingeoe ar diagnose late stagehe cancers. people are getting the surgerier they put off. we have overuse situation. again, not to mention the fact we re heavy reliant on china and india to give us the raw materials. trey: i m sure the patients y directedn is probabl towards the physician because that s who is giving them the bad news or the pharmacist. where should then frustration r directed? where should they look for solutions, our viewers? don t look at the lawyers. i don t think it is the doctors. where should they look to find t the o solution? there s not a one size fits all approach here. what we really need to do is make sure that the united states