84% of GOP trust Trump on healthcare issues.

[jonesy5960]

84% of Republicans place either a great deal or a fair amount of trust in Donald Trump to make the right recommendations when it comes to health issues. That's significantly higher than any healthcare agency comprised of medical professionals and scientists who have trained and dedicated their whole lives to the study of medicine and public health. Instead they choose the guy who suggested injecting disinfectant.

#notacult

KFF Tracking Poll on Health Information and Trust: January 2025 | KFF

As Senate hearings begin for President Trump’s health nominees, including Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the latest KFF Tracking Poll on Health Information and Trust shows a decline in public trust for government health agencies like the CDC, FDA, and local public health officials. The poll reveals...

www.kff.org

 

[theVoicefromtheTomb]

84% of Republicans place either a great deal or a fair amount of trust in Donald Trump to make the right recommendations when it comes to health issues. That's significantly higher than any healthcare agency comprised of medical professionals and scientists who have trained and dedicated their whole lives to the study of medicine and public health. Instead they choose the guy who suggested injecting disinfectant.

#notacult

KFF Tracking Poll on Health Information and Trust: January 2025 | KFF

As Senate hearings begin for President Trump’s health nominees, including Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the latest KFF Tracking Poll on Health Information and Trust shows a decline in public trust for government health agencies like the CDC, FDA, and local public health officials. The poll reveals...

www.kff.org

Can anyone explain to me the logic of ending collaboration with the WHO?

 

[jneffer]

Can anyone explain to me the logic of ending collaboration with the WHO?

they disagreed with/said mean things about trump in 2020

now they must pay

 

[Formerly Rockymtnole]

In fact, similar shares of Republicans say they trust President Trump (84%), Dr. Oz (83%), and RFK Jr. (81%) as say they trust their own doctors (84%) to make the right recommendations on health issues.

😂

 

[JWolf74]

Of course. After a decade, he has a concept of a healthcare plan. I'm not sure why they wouldn't trust him.

 

[4ohs]

Jeez. Haven’t you all figured out that eating Ivermectin will cure everything wrong with you?

/s.

I don’t know how to respond to this kind of data. There’s a reason I’m depressed. Personal. But also life.

 

[artradley]

Well, politically they are very stupid. So no surprise.

 

[Rifler]

Can anyone explain to me the logic of ending collaboration with the WHO?

I know what we do for the WHO,.. What does the WHO do for us?

 

[RollingBallofButcherKnives]

Jeez. Haven’t you all figured out that eating Ivermectin will cure everything wrong with you?

/s.

I don’t know how to respond to this kind of data. There’s a reason I’m depressed. Personal. But also life.

Ivermectin works for that too…

 

[Scruddy]

We're certainly not going to trust the dems based on the last 16 years lol

 

[Chishawk1425]

 

[IIowaFarmBoy]

In fact, similar shares of Republicans say they trust President Trump (84%), Dr. Oz (83%), and RFK Jr. (81%) as say they trust their own doctors (84%) to make the right recommendations on health issues.

😂

If u fully understood the industry you would as well. Trump has not because of Kennedy

 

[Titanhawk2]

84% of Republicans place either a great deal or a fair amount of trust in Donald Trump to make the right recommendations when it comes to health issues. That's significantly higher than any healthcare agency comprised of medical professionals and scientists who have trained and dedicated their whole lives to the study of medicine and public health. Instead they choose the guy who suggested injecting disinfectant.

#notacult

KFF Tracking Poll on Health Information and Trust: January 2025 | KFF

As Senate hearings begin for President Trump’s health nominees, including Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the latest KFF Tracking Poll on Health Information and Trust shows a decline in public trust for government health agencies like the CDC, FDA, and local public health officials. The poll reveals...

www.kff.org

Not sure what he would ever have to make some decision on. Ask stupid questions you get stupid answers and stupid posts

 

[zappaa]

Have any of you Libs been to the Emergency Room recently?

 

[tumorboy]

We're certainly not going to trust the dems based on the last 16 years lol

Don’t trust any of the MF’s all of them have been bought.

 

[h-hawk]

Can anyone explain to me the logic of ending collaboration with the WHO?

Per trump, China which has a lot more people than the US contributes far less than the US. No really-that was his reasoning.

 

[jonesy5960]

Don’t trust any of the MF’s all of them have been bought.

Who has been bought exactly?

 

[jonesy5960]

Have any of you Libs been to the Emergency Room recently?

And what does this have to do with the price of tea in China?

 

[Bearhawk0505]

This is one of the best indicators of just how stupid our country has become. This is the guy that tried to tank ACA, but fortunately McCain was still around to stop it as he had dignity and character. If ACA was shredded, insurance companies would be back in total control and thousands would lose access to insurance. It would not have been a firing squad taking people out, but the end result would be the same thing. Former speaker Boehner said it best after he retired, “there is no Republican Healthcare plan.”

 

[Scott559]

Of course. After a decade he has a concept of a healthcare plan. I'm not sure why they wouldn't trust him.

I would like to fairly evaluate Trumps healthcare plan, Would be quite helpful if we actually knew what it is.

 

[MitchLL]

Well, politically they are very stupid. So no surprise.

Not just politically.

 

[tumorboy]

Who has been bought exactly?

Look at the major donors list either party. Corey Booker comes to mind. Nothing changes with healthcare. Obamacare made some nice changes getting more individuals covered and eliminating preexisting conditions. Unfortunately it got us more closely tied to private insurance companies as well. Especially with the VI that is happening amongst the biggest provider UHC.

 

[Scruddy]

Can anyone explain to me the logic of ending collaboration with the WHO?

Did you not pay attention to their actions during covid?

This is one of the best indicators of just how stupid our country has become. This is the guy that tried to tank ACA, but fortunately McCain was still around to stop it as he had dignity and character. If ACA was shredded, insurance companies would be back in total control and thousands would lose access to insurance. It would not have been a firing squad taking people out, but the end result would be the same thing. Former speaker Boehner said it best after he retired, “there is no Republican Healthcare plan.”

The ACA has been a complete disaster which handed absurd amounts of power (and money) to insurance companies and big healthcare. Quality is down and prices have spiked massively. Thanks obama.

 

[Nole Lou]

This is a sad state of affairs, and utterly predictable.

When the science and health community debased themselves by deciding that politics was more important than truth, the effect was always going to be this.

In the end, the #resistance did nothing but utterly destroy the idea of institutional trust, and Trump is back anyway.

Just a disaster all around.

 

[tumorboy]

Did you not pay attention to their actions during covid?

The ACA has been a complete disaster which handed absurd amounts of power (and money) to insurance companies and big healthcare. Quality is down and prices have spiked massively. Thanks obama.

Those things were already happening. Obamacare didn’t curtail them.
Our aging population and new technology costs have driven things. That and our garbage diets leading to more chronic conditions are draining us. That’s one thing I agree with RFK on get a lot of additives that provide zero nutritional value banned.

 

[FAUlty Gator]

That same 84% would trust him to perform surgery on their children.

 

[Bulldogs1974]

Have any of you Libs been to the Emergency Room recently?

sounds like some tik tok/social media crazy stuff to me. Please explain what the right wing zombies think "they know"

 

[tumorboy]

That same 84% would trust him to perform surgery on their children.

I detect no lies.

 

[JWolf74]

Have any of you Libs been to the Emergency Room recently?

Oh, I'm pretty familiar with them. What's Trump's plan to fix it?

 

[Tom Paris]

I know what we do for the WHO,.. What does the WHO do for us?

Maybe you should do some reading.

 

[ISUBryce]

Have any of you Libs been to the Emergency Room recently?

No, but that has nothing to do with anything in this thread.

 

[BioHawk]

This is a sad state of affairs, and utterly predictable.

When the science and health community debased themselves by deciding that politics was more important than truth, the effect was always going to be this.

In the end, the #resistance did nothing but utterly destroy the idea of institutional trust, and Trump is back anyway.

Just a disaster all around.

No, social media allowed for bullshit to flood the space so people just think the science and health community "debased themselves". They were actually using science, the opposition used the uncertainty around the early findings as a wedge to get people to complete distrust sound practice and now here we are today.

 

[Tom Paris]

Look at the major donors list either party. Corey Booker comes to mind. Nothing changes with healthcare. Obamacare made some nice changes getting more individuals covered and eliminating preexisting conditions. Unfortunately it got us more closely tied to private insurance companies as well. Especially with the VI that is happening amongst the biggest provider UHC.

Do you think the Democrats would attempt to go to a socialized healthcare system if they knew they had the votes for it? I don't believe I will see it in my lifetime.

Hopefully you're doing well, by the way.

 

[BioHawk]

Do you think the Democrats would attempt to go to a socialized healthcare system if they knew they had the votes for it? I don't believe I will see it in my lifetime.

Hopefully you're doing well, by the way.

Based on how Trump is running things the next Democratic President just needs to Executive Order universal healthcare into existence.

 

[Nole Lou]

No, social media allowed for bullshit to flood the space so people just think the science and health community "debased themselves". They were actually using science, the opposition used the uncertainty around the early findings as a wedge to get people to complete distrust sound practice and now here we are today.

When the medical community claimed that Sturgis was a homicidal super spreader event, but COVID wouldn't spread in BLM riots...that was it.

When they plainly lied and supressed the lab leak theory.

"Science" in the Trump era took up resistance, and they debased themselves. On masking children. On the vaccine's effectiveness. On school closures. On gatherings. On natural immunity.

Then they did the same on gender transitions in minors and gender ideology in general.

There's barely a scientific authority of any kind that didn't totally reveal themselves as totally unserious liars or fools when it came to questions with political overtones.

Or, I guess you still think COVID came from the wet market, learning loss wasn't a thing, the vaccines prevented transmission, children in danger from Covid and needed vaccination? Because "science" said it.

Abandonment of authority is a tragedy of immense proportions that will reverberate for generations.

 

[cigaretteman]

When the medical community claimed that Sturgis was a homicidal super spreader event, but COVID wouldn't spread in BLM riots...that was it.

When they plainly lied and supressed the lab leak theory.

"Science" in the Trump era took up resistance, and they debased themselves. On masking children. On the vaccine's effectiveness. On school closures. On gatherings. On natural immunity.

Then they did the same on gender transitions in minors and gender ideology in general.

There's barely a scientific authority of any kind that didn't totally reveal themselves as totally unserious liars or fools when it came to questions with political overtones.

Or, I guess you still think COVID came from the wet market, learning loss wasn't a thing, the vaccines prevented transmission, children in danger from Covid and needed vaccination? Because "science" said it.

Abandonment of authority is a tragedy of immense proportions that will reverberate for generations.

You're usually better than this.

 

[WadeLookingbill]

In fact, similar shares of Republicans say they trust President Trump (84%), Dr. Oz (83%), and RFK Jr. (81%) as say they trust their own doctors (84%) to make the right recommendations on health issues.

😂

Trump putting on his scrubs...

 

[jonesy5960]

Trump putting on his scrubs...

You laugh, but this is going to be the cornerstone of his Let's Make America Healthy Again campaign.

 

[Formerly Rockymtnole]

When the medical community claimed that Sturgis was a homicidal super spreader event, but COVID wouldn't spread in BLM riots...that was it.

I’ve never understood this argument.

There’s a big difference between outdoor riots you can’t control vs planned large gatherings. I recall early on a few instances of conferences being held and many attendees came down with COVID.

If Sturgis was a ride through entirely outside then I think there’s a point to be made. But it’s week or two of people crowded into indoor spaces at a time when nobody had a good handle on transmission methods.

 

[redghost1974]

We're certainly not going to trust the dems based on the last 16 years lol

Please don't, I approve of your Darwinian approach to health care. Just keep wearing those ugly red trucker hats so I can applaud you from the distance.