I think that's where I am hopeful. I am more concerned on whether he will be allowed to do what must be done. He's running head-first into very, very powerful

I think that's where I am hopeful. I am more concerned on whether he will be allowed to do what must be done. He's running head-first into very, very powerful interests in industrial Food, forever drugs, and media (whose major revenue source is the former 2 groups). Its not a coincidence his mere nomination caused a bit of a ruckus already. There's been documented meetings from all major lobbyist groups getting together to plan how to take him down already. There's nothing sinister, to be clear. Its just status quo. When people's expensive DC mortages depends on whether you have a job, and whether you have a job depends on whether your client can sell even more missisipi children lucky charms and ozempic via SNAP food assistance, the lobbyst do what must be done, from their perspective. He screws the missisipi poor children and the tax payer, no 2nd thoughts needed.