CNN Medical Analyst Who Wanted To Ban The Unvaccinated From Society And Force Children To Mask Now Reveals How Masking Has Severely Harmed Her Son

GP ^ | August 25,2022 | Alicia Powe

[SmokingJoe]

The good news keeps coming.

[glennaro]

She probably won't resign as the credibility she has completely lost is related to medical science; whereas CNN needs her to continue to do what she was hired to do: Promote political science disguised as medical science.

I pray her children recover from the physical harm and psychological damage their mother deliberately caused to them. That she was completely wrong in most everything she promoted as a result of her ignorance and bullying is no excuse ... she presented herself and allowed herself to be used by CNN as a "medical expert" and the damage she has done -- deliberately done -- has likely affected millions of innocent children ... not just her own children.

[T.B. Yoits]

Dr. Leana Wen, not the rest of the group under the insurance policy and not the taxpayers, needs to be held personally responsible for every one of her kid's medical bills.

She's a Pfascist who demanded that people who didn't take the Jim Jones Jab be banned from society. Those same people she attacked shouldn't pay one penny of her bills.

Let CNN stockholders and employees pay her kid's bills. Let them chase Albert Bourla and Pfizer for money. CNN can berate them on air every night until they pay up.

[TribalPrincess2U]

Child Protective Service. They still have that? /s

[COBOL2Java]

more stupid smart people on parade. Now she should GFO

[dennisw]

Nolnah’s Razor: Never attribute to incompetence that which is adequately explained by malice, evil and/or sociopathy

[rlmorel]

Isn’t it the truth. This is just one thing that sent me down that road and transformed that road from cynicism to realism.

[rlmorel]

And by the way-just because I disagree with you on this doesn’t mean you are wrong in your assessment.

I just weight things differently is all.

[dennisw]

October 2018 she was appointed head of the Planned Parenthood Federation of America.[9][10] She was the first physician to serve as the organization's president in nearly 50 years.[10] Wen was asked to step down by Planned Parenthood's board of directors on July 16, 2019.[11] ---- Wikipedia

After serving just 9 months, she got booted from heading up Planned Parenthood! I wonder why.

[dennisw]

There are an awful lot of sociopaths in government these days. Anthony Fauci is a high ranking one. Many Greenies are, though sometimes it is subliminal maliciousness and sociopathy. Conscious or subliminal, the net effect on us and others is the same.

[vivenne]

Now she’s outspoken. The old adage about “Until their ox is gored” comes to mind.

[rightwingcrazy]

What gets my goat is that she talks about weighing risks and benefits for her own children, while denying that others also have the right to do so. By her own admission, she is no font of irrefutable truths, yet she shamelessly advocates coercion upon those who don’t share her view of things.

[Gritty]

She was the head of Planned Parenthood?

Her kids ought to count their blessings they are still alive.

[DoodleBob]

All fair points, and to be clear I'd select Trump over Bidet, Hillary, Michelle Obama, and anyone lacking loyalty and fidelity to life, liberty and property (which is basically half of the country and the entire DNC).

And I don't disagree that Trump faced a phalanx of opposition like no other (R) executive has seen, often from within his own party. There were more violations of Reagan's 11th Commandment from 2015-2021 aimed at Trump for several lifetimes. Few people could have handled that abuse, let alone help steer the country away from the abyss AND get three SCOTUS Justice who are (generally) good.

My point is that his personnel skills were...well...bad. I mean really bad. I'd hope someone used to dealing with cement guys in Manhattan could figure out that the Mooch would suck before giving him the mic.

Another example is when Bannon left...that was cringe-inducing. Yes, Bannon was an idea guy and not a policy/implementation guy. His freshness date ended 1/20/2017. I also heard he's a tough guy to mange and in some cases not loyal to agreements. But the Kardashian-like public breakup with, arguably, THE guy who put Trump's candidacy on a solid path in 2016, was perplexing AND unnecessary. And it likely detracted from implementing policy at some small level.

You can't always get what you want. Nobody is perfect. And we needed Trump in 2016. He delivered. But the drama with Trump, as entertaining and as cutting and dare I say as invigorating beyond the presidential term as it is, it's not as efficacious as putting numbers up on the board.

If we cannot get good personnel selections and efficient administration of MAGA from Trump but we get MAGA personality and 60% of the possible wins, it's not necessarily a deal killer. But if an alternative candidate gets us 85% of MAGA wins and 60% of Trump's F-U personality, that's a debate worth having.

[rlmorel]

Good points. I get what you mean, especially the observation that nobody is perfect.

In the face of all this, I try to keep in mind that Trump was being illegally crippled by branches of the government that had no business doing that (DOJ, FBI, CIA, etc) in concert with the Democrat party and people in his own party and even his own staff, all collaborating with the media and big tech.

I find it astonishing he got anything done at all, never mind those stellar economic numbers and ideological achievements such as the moving of the US Embassy to Jerusalem, withdrawing from the Paris Climate Accord, making NATO take on a larger portion of financial responsibility, the Abraham Accords, taking a tough line with immigration, standing up to China, and so on.

I personally want 100% of Trump’s FU personality. Straight up. We need it, because we aren’t going to magically “come together”. Trump is mercurial as the day is long, but I want someone who is going to go toe to toe on everything, not let a single thing pass.

He may not be the person to turn things around, but I feel that if he cannot do it, or at least get the process of turning things around more firmly entrenched, then nobody can, and we are running out of time as a nation.