Josh Green
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Josh Green is an American politician and physician currently serving as the 9th Lieutenant Governor of Hawaii, a position he has held since December 2018. A member of the Democratic Party, Green previously served as a State Senator from 2010 to 2018. Throughout his political career, he has focused on healthcare and social issues, leveraging his medical background to inform his policy decisions. Green has been an advocate for various initiatives aimed at improving public health and addressing the challenges faced by the people of Hawaii.
Public health is about the health of all of the population. You make the best recommendations for the population.
For children who are severely malnourished without adequate vitamin A, this is in countries that are deeply impoverished and you see massive malnutrition, yes. You want to make sure that vitamin A is -- is in a proper range because that…
I hear them hedging. They're hedging because casting doubt, supporting misinformation campaigns does exactly what RFK Jr. and his cohort have been trying to do, which is I kind of just have enough doubt so that people pause, so that they…
As we witness the very quickly changing landscape of the federal government, federal workforce and federal policies, this order directs state agencies to review candidates and make a conditional job offer within 14 days of receiving an…
Today's decision will help our people heal much sooner, as we continue to rebuild and recover.
The threat of a pardon will bring the Southern District to the table on this.
He torpedoes it and makes it even worse. And it takes years to recover.
He's a liar, and it's bullshit because he went there and he met with the anti-vax leader, supported that person who was spreading all of this misinformation.
If this thing went anonymously as a vote, it would be 70 votes against.
He totally flopped in his hearing today. Didn't know the difference, as you reported, between Medicare and Medicaid, which is totally fundamental to Health and Human Services.
This decision, putting RFK in control of our health system is a very dangerous one.
What happens when he has the full control of a trillion dollar agency? And we stopped doing research -- science-based research on diseases, disease states, medications, the medications that we need to help save people.
Imagine if he defunded the NIH, the National Institute of Health, like he's talking about for up to eight years, so that we don't have any health research.
I would ask the Republicans in the Senate, the Democrats in the Senate to not confirm him if that happens and he spreads doubt about vaccinations, communities all across the country will see their vaccination rates dip to a dangerous spot.
If you put directors in, the secretary of health and human services is a critical position, and it results in our people getting harmed, then you haven't done the right thing by the people.
The president has been reelected and he has to lead a country in a way that will take care of our people and protect people who are vulnerable.
Just like the rest of the country, there was increasing obesity, there was increasing diabetes because of it.
Just like the rest of the country, there was increasing obesity, there was increasing diabetes because of it.
Just like the rest of the country, there was increasing obesity, there was increasing diabetes because of it.
The sirens were essentially immobilized, we believe, we believe, by the extreme heat that came through. Some were broken and we're investigating that.





