:))

Yes, Blinken’s use of the nickname makes her appear more human, and less reptilian.

You noticed that did ya? Repeatedly? I found it odd that he use that type of cutie nickname in this circumstance. Yes, they may be great friends. But I’d expected a more professional announcement to the public.
Her husband’s been involved with a think tank (Brookings) for a long time so yah she can just move over their and wield influence.
I’d forgotten he was a founder of PNAC as well.. Project for a New American Century. Which looks to have lead to the decline of America

Hey Gary, I’d say Dawn is still in the dark regarding scientific evidence! 🙂

Oh no, did I say that out loud?

Does Dawn have any published, peer reviewed scientific evidence to back up what she says? Maybe it hasn’t dawned on her that there isn’t any.

I agree on good riddance to Nuland
and think this suggests something about Ukraine, as Ukraine was her creation.

As for the measles cases- they are always with us, year after year. Despite mass vaccination.
And Dawn Bodish is full of sh*t- look at the weasel wording

“less likely ”

Like how much less likely? Be specific. But she can’t be because that’s spin.
the fact he has contracted them tells us he’s carrying a viral load that can be spread

Or this

“they probably had a less dangerous course (of illness) than they might have had”
probably? might have?

Gotta love the spin

Is this a case of immune escape?

Four provinces confirm measles cases, including rare case in fully vaccinated man

https://www.ctvnews.ca/health/four-provinces-confirm-measles-cases-including-rare-case-in-fully-vaccinated-man-1.6794772

This part of the story is hilarious!

He said the man in his 30s was fully vaccinated.

Dawn Bowdish, an immunology professor at Hamilton’s McMaster University, said that it’s rare for someone to be infected after getting vaccinated.

“When I hear about a case like this, I’m thankful this person was vaccinated because it means they probably had a less dangerous course (of illness) than they might have had,” she said, noting that measles is not only the most contagious known virus, but also has the “highest death rate of all the vaccine-preventable infections.”

“The patient would also be less likely to spread measles to others than if he had been unvaccinated,” she said.