President Biden deserves tremendous gratitude for his many decades of public service and his effective leadership from the White House during an especially consequential time for our nation. Over the past four years, President Biden has steered our country through multiple crises with a steady hand. He brought us through the pandemic, restored our global standing, and kept the economy on track, all while maintaining his commitment to expanding equality and opportunity for all.
In a career that has spanned eras of historic progress as well as periods of frightening backlash, he has been a strong advocate for women and girls. Every item on his long list of accomplishments has improved people’s lives—and no president before him has done as much to champion America’s caregivers and the vital role they play in our families, our economy, and our country.
President Biden also has my admiration for encouraging us to look forward and to understand that the stakes of this election simply could not be higher. The trajectory of the next several decades depends on what happens in the next several months.
We have seen what a Trump administration looks like, and we cannot risk another one. I encourage you to study the issues. Speak up for what you believe in. Vote in November, and make sure the people around you do, too.
In a career that has spanned eras of historic progress as well as periods of frightening backlash, he has been a strong advocate for women and girls. Every item on his long list of accomplishments has improved people’s lives—and no president before him has done as much to champion America’s caregivers and the vital role they play in our families, our economy, and our country.
President Biden also has my admiration for encouraging us to look forward and to understand that the stakes of this election simply could not be higher. The trajectory of the next several decades depends on what happens in the next several months.
We have seen what a Trump administration looks like, and we cannot risk another one. I encourage you to study the issues. Speak up for what you believe in. Vote in November, and make sure the people around you do, too.
he should be thanked for his service.
For his time in the Government, he earned legendary status. Because of titans like him, I am honored to live in this country.
Public service is a thankless job. I appreciate his dedication to our great nation.
Melinda do you care for Palestinian women and children? Are they human enough to empathize with?
And the thanks he got was to be bullied out??
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1 Comment on Lisa Nolen’s comment
Thank you Joe for leading us post-pandemic. Our economy is back on track.
He has done good things for your country. And he is certainly better than the womanising, racist, criminal alternative, but he has failed the Palestinians very badly.
Kamala seems amazing. But do you think she has a chance to build up support in the time-frame?
Kamala seems amazing. But do you think she has a chance to build up support in the time-frame?
Its cool to see leaders who had to climb their way up
Amen! Trumps first term was chaotic and resulted in $35 trillion debt and over 1 million Americans lost to COVID due to his policy. His next term will be ruthless, as we’ve learned from “Trump Project 2025”.
1 Comment on Tom Moen’s comment
Tom Moen , technically you can't blame the $35 trillion U.S.A government debt on Ex-President Donald Trump because President Joe Biden could have done good things to lower it. People usually blame the U.S.A government debt on whichever president is in office and wasn't able to lower it in a 4 year period. But to each their own.
I hope so.
As Dr. Omar posted on Twitter, its just that 'The Genocide Joe Dropped Out'. Thats the legacy!
Dementia is a terrible thing.
Yes. We now need to coalesce beh ind the new Democrat who MUST beat Drumpf.
1 Comment on Steve Leahy’s comment
Beautiful ?
And truth and NOT in verbal, emotional or physical conflict.
Let's do it!!
Let's do it!!
1 Comment on Sonya Mau’s comment
We are at a pivotal moment. Good can prevail if we work hard and work smart. We must move forward in love and truth, NOT in verbal, emotional or physical conflict. It is through heart-felt, smart and true collaboration that we become a better world.
Thank you ????
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I completely agree with Tasuku Honjo's three c's" for successful scientists. Curiosity drives innovation, courage allows for taking risks and challenging the status quo leads to breakthrough discoveries. NobelPrize
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What qualities do you need to be a successful scientist?
2018 medicine laureate Tasuku Honjo shares what he believes are the "three c's": curiosity, courage and challenge.
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2018 medicine laureate Tasuku Honjo shares what he believes are the "three c's": curiosity, courage and challenge.
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The drawback of curiosity is that it doesn't stick to just one line of work. So, it is the curiosity that is needed to be tackled sometimes.
Well said! People think being a scientist is about getting a PhD or postdoc - my experience tells me that's not it. The great ones I've had the privilege to meet all have this undying curiosity tightly coupled with the passion to create something of value to others.
A scientist is a curious child who never grows up.
In 1992, Honjo first identified PD-1 as an inducible gene on activated T-lymphocytes, and this discovery significantly contributed to the establishment of cancer immunotherapy principle by PD-1 blockade.
Is "challenge" a quality? I can't wait till you reach the next letter in the dictionary, to hear about Determination, Discipline, and Devotion...
Having a broad mind, along with the 3 Cs, will certainly make one more resourceful. A scientist should always remain open to new possibilities.
I completely agree with Tasuku Honjo's three c's" for successful scientists. Curiosity drives innovation, courage allows for taking risks and challenging the status quo leads to breakthrough discoveries. hashtag NobelPrize
Curiousity and passion defines a scientist
and after the 3 c’s, I would add Passion!
That's like 6 Cs...awesome!!!
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