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CHAPTER 37: Euphemisms, Propaganda, and “Losing Reality Bit by Bit” Space Is No Longer the Final Frontier—Reality Is American-Canadian psychologist Dr. Kenneth Zucker, founder of Toronto’s Child Youth and Family Gender Identity Clinic (GIC), is an internationally acknowledged expert on children and adolescents with gender dysphoria. His cautious “watchful waiting” approach respected the natural maturation […] The post CHAPTER 37: Euphemisms, Propaganda, and “Losing Reality Bit by Bit” appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Vice President Kamala Harris struggled mightily with — and ultimately failed to answer — the first question put to her at the ABC News presidential debate that took place on September 10: Do you believe that the American people are better off now than they were four years ago? Nearly two weeks later, during a Monday morning appearance on CNN, the Harris campaign’s senior spokesman Ian Sams made it clear that they were no closer to finding the answer to that particular question. WATCH: CNN: Kamala was asked at the debate if Americans are better off now than 4 years ago, and she refused to answer. So, are they? HARRIS INTERN @IanSams: *incoherent word salad* CNN: You didn't answer the question. SAMS: She has a plan to bring costs down. CNN: But they went up… pic.twitter.com/msNaQuA9pd — Trump War Room (@TrumpWarRoom) September 23, 2024 “The bottom line, here, when you look at a metric like grocery prices, they’re up still 20% compared to four years ago,” the CNN anchor pointed out. “And Harris was asked recently on the debate stage whether she thinks Americans are better off now than four years ago, and she didn’t directly answer that question. So I’ll ask you: Does she think Americans are better off now, or not?” Am I Racist? Is In Theaters NOW — Get Your Tickets Here! Sams did not directly answer the question either, instead delivering the typical talking points — namely that Harris had an as-yet undisclosed “plan” to bring prices down — adding no details and giving no explanation as to why, despite being in office herself for the last three and a half years, no plan had yet been implemented to tackle that issue. The anchor pushed back, noting that prices had, in fact, gone up under the Biden-Harris administration, and pressed Sams to answer the direct question. Sams ignored the question entirely, saying that people who were running for president should be looking forward and telling the people what they planned to do rather than looking backward at the way things used to be and why that might be the case. He concluded by suggesting that questions like that shouldn’t matter anyway, since the alternative to Harris was former President Donald Trump — whose time in office, it should be noted, was marked by record-low unemployment numbers, wage growth, and manageable inflation rates.

Weill Cornell Medicine is distancing itself from New York City’s former senior health advisor Jay Varma after the COVID czar was caught on tape discussing the “drug-fueled sex parties” he hosted while preaching COVID social-distancing practices. The Daily Wire reviewed Varma’s public Cornell profiles on Monday, and discovered that the institution had scrubbed his name from the site. Archived webpages show that his biography page — which was online as recently as six days ago — as well as his contact information page, have both been removed. In response to an inquiry on the website changes, Weill Cornell Medicine confirmed to The Daily Wire that Varma is no longer affiliated with the institution. “Jay Varma was a full-time employee from September 2021 to August 2023 after which he continued as an unpaid advisor,” a Weill Cornell Medicine spokeswoman told The Daily Wire. “We were not aware of the alleged unethical behavior that occurred prior to his employment with us, and he is no longer affiliated with our organization.” “As an institution that was on the frontlines during the pandemic, we firmly upheld all safety regulations to protect public health,” the spokeswoman added. Varma’s sex parties were first revealed by conservative podcaster Steven Crowder, who released video last week showing Varma discussing how he violated city rules that he was publicly pushing by privately hosting orgies and dance parties with his wife. Crowder says an undercover operative recorded the videos between July 27 and August 14 in New York. “I had to be kind of sneaky about it … because I was running the entire COVID response in the city,” Varma says in one of the clips. “We went to some, like, underground dance party … underneath a bank on Wall Street … We were all rolling, we’re all taking molly [MDMA] and everybody’s high. And I was so happy because I hadn’t done that in like a year and a half,” he shares in another clip. “But I was looking around being like, ‘F–k, I wonder if anybody sees me, they’re gonna be pissed.’ Because this was not COVID-friendly,” he adds. Varma did not immediately respond to requests for comment from The Daily Wire. He has admitted that what he said in the recordings was true, and that he takes responsibility “for not using the best judgment at the time.” The New York City Council Common-Sense Caucus has called on the City Council to hold a hearing addressing Varma’s “blatant hypocrisy” and “recklessness.” “The public deserves answers,” the caucus said in a letter published Sept. 20. The Common Sense Caucus is calling on the City Council to hold a special hearing on the recent damning admissions by former @BilldeBlasio COVID-19 Czar Dr. Jay Varma about the city’s COVID response. (1/2) pic.twitter.com/m9yd85pAYC — NYC Council Common Sense Caucus (@NYCCCommonSense) September 20, 2024

CNN hit Kamala Harris senior campaign spokesman Ian Sams with some tough poll numbers during a Monday interview, and Sams’ response was essentially to reject the presented poll out of hand and substitute one that he liked better. The CNN anchor presenting the poll — recently released by The New York Times and Siena College — conceded that not everyone believed what they saw in the polls but argued that this particular source was one that could be trusted. WATCH: CNN: This credible New York Times/Sienna poll — 45% of voters say Trump's policies would help people like them versus just 37% for Kamala. What do you say to that? HARRIS SPOX @IanSams: *copes and seethes* pic.twitter.com/uBqxE5rrv6 — Trump War Room (@TrumpWarRoom) September 23, 2024 “When you look at this latest poll — and again, I know people have their views of the polls, but this is a credible New York Times/Siena College poll,” the anchor explained. “They actually asked voters about policies from both Trump and Harris that they think could impact them in the future.” “And 45% of voters say Trump’s policies would help people like them versus just 37% for Harris. That’s looking at the future, not just the past here. What do you say to that, Ian?” she pressed Sams to respond. The Harris campaign spokesman, rather than take the question head on, ignored the New York Times/Siena poll entirely. Instead, he brought up unspecified “Quinnipiac polls just over the last few days,” claiming that they were more favorable to Harris on specific issues. “Well, again, there’s been some Quinnipiac polls just over the last few days that suggest a different picture of the country, of people thinking that her economic or immigration or reproductive freedom plans would help them more,” he said. “You know, the polls are going to kind of shift around a little bit.” Of the three issues Sams listed specifically, however, the most recent Quinnipiac poll gave Trump the edge on two. The poll, released on September 18, showed Harris beating Trump in the swing states of Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Michigan on the abortion issue — but Trump had a clear lead in all three states when it came to both the economy and immigration.