Who Is Nicole Saphier?
A working assessment of the new Surgeon General nominee, from a MAHA vantage point

https://www.malone.news/p/who-is-nicole-saphier

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Friday Funnies: The Turducken Dance
It's what for dinner

https://www.malone.news/p/friday-funnies-the-turducken-dance

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I am torn. DeSantis is a brilliant mind. I have met him, heard him lecture - there are few who are his match intellectually - which is why he belongs on the Supreme Court.
On the other hand, he is the most effective manager of a large bureaucracy that I have seen in my lifetime. For instance, I could see him being an excellent Vice President pick in 2028.
That talent, which could really help the USA for decades to come - would be wasted, if he was on the Supreme Court.

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And people are ignorant, if and when they call him a RINO. They need to look at his track record, and stop relying on big-name influencers to tell them how to think.

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DeSantis is the only Governor who went after vaccine mandates and has fought for informed consent.

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DeSantis is the only Governor that fought for the people during COVID, who has fought for medical freedom since then.

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The Senator the mRNA Industry Built
Why Louisiana Republicans Should End Bill Cassidy’s Senate Career on May 16

https://www.malone.news/p/the-senator-the-mrna-industry-built

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Sunday Strip: Y,al better Know Who Cooked It
Know the rules...
For more humor, click on the link:

https://www.malone.news/p/sunday-strip-yal-better-know-who

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Sean Spicer’s Trump 2.0: A First-Year Ledger of the Revolution, Honestly Kept
A working review of the book that is, for now, the closest thing we have to an in-house chronicle of the Trump–Kennedy administration’s opening act — with a chapter on MAHA.

https://www.malone.news/p/sean-spicers-trump-20-a-first-year

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The Court Physician of the Therapeutic State

A Rothbardian Reading of the Fauci Era

https://www.malone.news/p/the-court-physician-of-the-therapeutic

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“They vaccinated sick and starving children… and most of those susceptible to measles died from something else the vaccine triggered.”

— 𝐃𝐫. 𝐀𝐫𝐜𝐡𝐢𝐞 𝐊𝐚𝐥𝐨𝐤𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐨𝐬, 𝐌𝐃

He watched it happen in Africa, South America and elsewhere. The measles shot didn’t wipe out measles deaths the way they claimed. Instead, it hammered already fragile immune systems and left kids dying from sepsis, gastroenteritis, and malnutrition.

Sound familiar?

Bill Gates and his organisations poured billions into mass vaccination campaigns in the same regions — Africa, India, South America — pushing more shots on vulnerable kids.

How does a computer guy end up deciding medical policy for millions of the world’s poorest children?

They call it “saving lives.”
Critics call it playing God with other people’s kids.

Dr. Kalokerinos warned us decades ago.

The pattern keeps repeating.
When did we decide it was okay to experiment on the weakest children on Earth… and then celebrate the guy writing the cheques?

Join ➣ 👉@COVID19VACCINEVICTIMSANDFAMILIES

"Don't sit around and feel sorry for yourself, get up and get going"

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Inside The Public Good Projects

How a single public health nonprofit became a hub of weaponized pandemic-era misinformation monitoring, and what its program portfolio actually contained.

https://www.malone.news/p/inside-the-public-good-projects

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Getting intel from multiple sources that I have been blacklisted by the White House consequent to my departure from ACIP and interview with Del Bigtree.

Have heard similar from others about their own recent experiences. Good to know. Not a good look for official WH "MAHA" initiatives.

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In 2022, two siblings nobody had heard of started a podcast tour. By 2025, one of them was nominated for Surgeon General.
This isn't an outlier. It's the defining political pattern of the last five years, and it has produced at least a dozen movements you'd recognize.

What the pattern is, why it works, and where it goes next:

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Full essay here: https://www.malone.news/p/the-compression
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About 6,000 words. The short version: there's a five-part mechanism that explains how Casey and Calley Means, Andrew Tate, Zohran Mamdani, Christopher Rufo, and Jonathan Haidt all broke through using the same engine, and why most of them are also collapsing.

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The mechanism does not care about your politics. It cares about whether you can find a phrase, get on a long-form show, write the book, and time the moment. That’s the whole pattern, and Mel Robbins is the cleanest current proof that it works the same way regardless of what the phrase happens to be about.

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Most of the figures in The Compression carry political coding. The Means siblings sit inside MAHA. Rufo sits inside the conservative legal-policy world. Tate sits inside the manosphere. Mamdani sits inside democratic socialism. Haidt sits adjacent to school-policy debates that have become partisan. Even when the analytical argument is structural, readers tend to evaluate the examples through whatever political lens they already use, which can obscure whether the underlying mechanism is real or just a way of describing movements the analyst happens to find interesting.
This is why Mel Robbins matters to the argument. She’s the cleanest counterexample to the assumption that the pattern is political.
Who she is
Mel Robbins is an American podcaster, motivational speaker, and author in her late fifties, based in Boston. Before her recent breakout she had spent roughly fifteen years building a moderately successful career as a CNN legal analyst, a corporate speaker, and the author of The 5 Second Rule (2017), a self-help book built around the idea that counting backward from five before acting on an impulse helps people override anxiety and procrastination. The earlier book sold respectably and gave her a working platform. It did not make her a household name.
What changed her trajectory was a single concept she introduced on her podcast in 2023 and expanded into a book in late 2024: The Let Them Theory.
The premise is almost embarrassingly simple. When other people are doing things that frustrate you, judge you, or disappoint you, the move is to say "let them." Let them think what they think. Let them make
the choice you wouldn’t make. Let them disapprove. The companion concept, "let me," is the corollary: let me decide how I respond, let me choose my path, let me act on my own values regardless of what they think.
The phrase took off in mid-2024. TikTok creators, therapy accounts, relationship coaches, and parenting influencers picked it up as shorthand for a particular kind of emotional release. By the time the book launched in December 2024, the concept had already saturated the relevant corners of the internet. The book became one of the bestselling self-help titles of 2025. Her podcast climbed to the top of Apple’s charts. Her speaking fees reportedly jumped into the high six figures per appearance. None of this happened in less than four years; she had been working in the space for over a decade. But the breakthrough phase, from podcast introduction of the concept to mass cultural saturation, took roughly eighteen months.

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