First ever presidential endorsement by Scientific American

This is pandering for pork! They need grant money, and hitched their wagon to the guy who needs a teleprompter for an interview, so they can give him the answers!
Nothing new!
 
This is pandering for pork! They need grant money, and hitched their wagon to the guy who needs a teleprompter for an interview, so they can give him the answers!
Nothing new!

Scientific American is a popular science magazine. It's editors are experienced, salaried science journalists. I doubt they apply for research grants from NIH or NSF
 
Explain why, until this year, the venerable Scientific American has never endorsed a presidential candidate in 175 years

so every 4 years you shit stains are going to make this claim

I posted proof - 4 years ago they were political as hell. so fuck off - your lies were exposed and your thread is bullshit
 
so every 4 years you shit stains are going to make this claim

I posted proof - 4 years ago they were political as hell. so fuck off - your lies were exposed and your thread is bullshit

Think man, think!

You did not answer the question.

Every journalist, scientist, citizen has an opinion about politics, science priorities, and science policy.

The question is, why did Scientific American consider this election so extraordinary, their editorial board took the unprecedented of publishing a formal presidential endorsement for the first time in its 175 year history?
 
Think man, think!

You did not answer the question.

Every journalist, scientist, citizen has an opinion about politics, science priorities, and science policy.

The question is, why did Scientific American consider this election so extraordinary, their editorial board took the unprecedented of publishing a formal presidential endorsement for the first time in its 175 year history?

Because quite frankly, politics has invaded science and the science in many fields is no longer "good" science but rather tainted with political ends in mind. You can find this is virtually every issue of SA today.
 
Think man, think!

You did not answer the question.

Every journalist, scientist, citizen has an opinion about politics, science priorities, and science policy.

The question is, why did Scientific American consider this election so extraordinary, their editorial board took the unprecedented of publishing a formal presidential endorsement for the first time in its 175 year history?

This election? I posted a link showing they pulled the same essential claim 4 years ago - and that article from 4 years ago alluded to the same concerns from 8 years ago

before a single policy was implemented. before covid. that rag become a partisan hack site that said - "boy we think this is really out of the ordinary, but here goes"

you morons think that will work every 4 years? they did this in 2012, 2016, and now 2020

and shit stains like you fall for it :rofl2:
 
Scientific American is a popular science magazine. It's editors are experienced, salaried science journalists. I doubt they apply for research grants from NIH or NSF

All ya need to do is follow who is paying their salaries! Probably Soros!
 
This election? I posted a link showing they pulled the same essential claim 4 years ago - and that article from 4 years ago alluded to the same concerns from 8 years ago

before a single policy was implemented. before covid. that rag become a partisan hack site that said - "boy we think this is really out of the ordinary, but here goes"

you morons think that will work every 4 years? they did this in 2012, 2016, and now 2020

and shit stains like you fall for it :rofl2:

No, silly whore, the link you supplied didn't actually demonstrate they did the same claim 4 years ago.

Fun to see you sputter and wheeze when confronted with things that frighten and confuse you, Mrs. Bubbles
 
No, silly whore, the link you supplied didn't actually demonstrate they did the same claim 4 years ago.

Fun to see you sputter and wheeze when confronted with things that frighten and confuse you, Mrs. Bubbles

in 2016 they made the same claim -

in 2012 as well

in 2007 they faulted both parties - but the GOP was "the real problem"

sorry shit stain - your partisan rag was outed
 
This election? I posted a link showing they pulled the same essential claim 4 years ago - and that article from 4 years ago alluded to the same concerns from 8 years ago

before a single policy was implemented. before covid. that rag become a partisan hack site that said - "boy we think this is really out of the ordinary, but here goes"

you morons think that will work every 4 years? they did this in 2012, 2016, and now 2020

and shit stains like you fall for it :rofl2:

Scientific American's formal presidential endorsement is unprecedented in it's 175 year history.

Plenty of Republicans and conservatives have run for Prez before now, but the magazine did not deem it necessary to issue a formal endorsement.

What is it about the dim-witted, science-denying, pandemic-mishandling Trump that caused the magazine to issue an endorsement for the first time in almost two centuries?
 
Scientific American is based in science. They know the man's contribution to global warming is serious and dangerous. They also know Trump is unable to handle the science ,but just keep repreating his uninformed and unevolving anti-science positions. They did not seek a political bent, Trump thrust it onto them. You cannot sit in silence when you know a person like Trump is doing real damage to the planet. The first time in 175 years should impress even rightys.
 
Scientific American's formal presidential endorsement is unprecedented in it's 175 year history.

no - it isn't

2016 - "Donald Trump’s Lack of Respect for Science Is Alarming"

2012 - " Indeed, in this election cycle, some 236 years after Jefferson penned the Declaration of Independence, several major party contenders for political office took positions that can only be described as “antiscience”: against evolution, human-induced climate change, vaccines, stem cell research, and more. A former Republican governor even warned that his own political party was in danger of becoming “the antiscience party.”

2007 - same ol shit


you are a joke
 
no - it isn't

2016 - "Donald Trump’s Lack of Respect for Science Is Alarming"

2012 - " Indeed, in this election cycle, some 236 years after Jefferson penned the Declaration of Independence, several major party contenders for political office took positions that can only be described as “antiscience”: against evolution, human-induced climate change, vaccines, stem cell research, and more. A former Republican governor even warned that his own political party was in danger of becoming “the antiscience party.”

2007 - same ol shit


you are a joke
I understand your reticence to answer the actual question. I would not want to have to defend the dim witted Trump either.

Lying will not change the facts of the matter. Opinion columns are not formal presidential endorsements.

Scientific American's formal presidential endorsement is unprecedented in it's 175 year history.

Plenty of Republicans and conservatives have run for Prez before now, but the magazine did not deem it necessary to issue a formal endorsement.

What is it about the dim-witted, science-denying, pandemic-mishandling Trump that caused the magazine to issue a formal presidential endorsement for the first time in almost two centuries?
 
I understand your reticence to answer the actual question. I would not want to have to defend the dim witted Trump either.

Lying will not change the facts of the matter. Opinion columns are not formal presidential endorsements.

Scientific American's formal presidential endorsement is unprecedented in it's 175 year history.

Plenty of Republicans and conservatives have run for Prez before now, but the magazine did not deem it necessary to issue a formal endorsement.

What is it about the dim-witted, science-denying, pandemic-mishandling Trump that caused the magazine to issue a formal presidential endorsement for the first time in almost two centuries?

TDS.
 
I understand your reticence to answer the actual question. I would not want to have to defend the dim witted Trump either.

Lying will not change the facts of the matter. Opinion columns are not formal presidential endorsements.

Scientific American's formal presidential endorsement is unprecedented in it's 175 year history.

Plenty of Republicans and conservatives have run for Prez before now, but the magazine did not deem it necessary to issue a formal endorsement.

What is it about the dim-witted, science-denying, pandemic-mishandling Trump that caused the magazine to issue a formal presidential endorsement for the first time in almost two centuries?
you can try to make this historic all you want - but the fact is every 4 years they politicize the magazine and say things to try to help democrats at the expense of republicans
 
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