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
so we are heavily dependent and reliant on them to provide the raw materials. if we can t get it from china and can t manufacture it here in the united states, they ve kind of just cut us off. wend can t do anything about thv at that point.e then you have to go and look at the acute disruptions. what did we see during the nt winter months? you couldn t get baby motrin or children s motrin and s antibiotics were short use. that was because of an overuse. you had more infections because people were shuttered during the pandemic. and all ofop a sudden, people we running out and grabbing all these other things. not to mention o what we re seeg right now, i don t want to confuse it. we are seeing shortages of chemotherapyar agents, analgesi foher surgeries and other hospil needs. but i can tell you, that s not the same as what we ve been reporting on with the ozempic shortages which is a diabetic medication and adderall shortages. people are abusing and misusing ozempic anthd adderall, tho