Reminded of this deeply infuriating piece interviewing White House reporters that were filled with glee at the return of Trump because he talked to them

www.cjr.org/political_pr...

That's the rub. Their legal side is fantastic. Their political side can often be a mess

In this sleepy Argentinian diner, it was tradition: the old-timers would gather for coffee, strudel, and fond memories of 1943. Now, critics say the woke mob is trying to erase their heritage - and their SS insignia.

That's unfair. Seth Abramson won a Razzie for his Twitter descent into madness

Also specifically re: MMWR/CDC, this was something that they wanted to do during the coronavirus pandemic because Trump officials thought the MMWR's reports on COVID were undermining Trump.

I knew things were really gonna get bad when Garrett Jones was getting extremely cordial reception among all these goons

It is probably from cows/dumped milk given ~70% of state herds have been infected. I wouldn't necessarily infer it as human source, albeit serological surveys of dairy workers show undetected infections.

Of course, though the piece was a lot better than I expected it to be based off that quote

It is indeed an actual quote from an expert, but I thought the piece was much more nuanced than that quote

Headline was clickbaity. Fun to read this piece in the weeks after Georgescu nearly stole a presidential election in Romania.

Can't really disagree with 1) misinformation ain't just a social media/Russian bot phenomenon 2) people engage in confirmation bias 3) fact checking alone won't save us

Seems consistent with other coverage that they are being used for meat waves without support. I don't know why people would think they aren't formidable - they are reportedly DPRK's elite troops.