I think you need to call the Fashion Police for that one. 
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Ozmotic libations.
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Here’s a prediction.
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The first people to run afoul of these laws will be republicans. It’s the Wiley Coyote principle that comes into play so often when republicans try things like this. Will they be prosecuted? Probably not. Also, republicans will be just as badly inconvenienced as everyone when there are not enough poll workers to run the elections.
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This article cites people who are being scared off, but there are going to be some test cases brought by people who relish the fight. These laws will turn out to be ill conceived, badly written, un-enforceable, and probably un-constitutional.
Remember, these laws were passed by state level political hacks who are the same people who got away with skipping civics class because they were buddies with the football coach who taught the class. (Or some variation of that)
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Was he in med school in Turkey? They may do that there to train doctors how to diagnose diabetes melitis when they don’t have test meters and supplies.
Nah. He’s just a kook.
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I feel so ripped off now. My medical school made me taste other people’s urine.
More seriously, he’s probably suggesting you can sometimes get clued in on a diagnosis by the taste, smell or the color of urine, for example, it might be sweet in diabetics, but, no, it’s not a thing. But, of course, I home-schooled my degree, so what do I know?
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Crenshaw has an eye for a good business opportunity.
Christamitey, these are the people who will very likely be in charge after the election and Crenshaw is one of the slightly less crazy ones.
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Makes you wonder what he did with all the samples he collected as a Dr., eh?
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He should pair that with glasses that make you short-sighted for a real “winning” combination.
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Meanwhile, what about the Warnock/Walker debate last night, where Hersch pulled out a police badge as a prop, and pointed to his own memoir, in which he detailed a diagnosis of dissociative personality disorder. Hmmm…
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On the other hand, good news here.
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Actually, it was a thing when the ancient Greeks first diagnosed diabetes. The taste is where the name came from.
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Whatever happened to “intent” to commit a crime? Only applies to large orange ex-presidents?
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How long before EDTD becomes a thing. Everything Death-Santis touches dies.
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Maybe someone finally did the math and figured out that the 2 Mbpd which OPEC took away is pretty small compared to the 90 million consumed every day.
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What hasn’t been mentioned is that when grocery workers strike they pick either Albertsons or Kroger, not both. That’s to get one of them to capitulate because they are losing market share to whoever is not on strike.
That strategy won’t work if Kroger and Albertsons merge.
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Herschel Walker literally sounds like he was hit in the head with Lester Maddox’s old axe handle.
When he pulled out his badge moderators told him, no props. The sponsors set the rules, no props, mean just that. Either he didn’t understand that, is a habitual rule breaker or thought he’d be funny by pulling out the badge (maybe prompted by his handlers) like he’s some member of the Paw patrol.
Unfortunately there is a larger issue since there are folks who like to play dress up cop. You know, an alternate personality. Get a badge like that, maybe a uniform and an old Crown Victoria police cruiser and go around and harass people, or worse.
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