Josh Delander

@stathi_ @theproof Thanks for telling me that you don't understand Google trends. Move along.

@Delander555 @theproof Plant-based diet is 5th in the list Ya dingus

Carnivore diet enthusiasm seems to be waning quickly

@stathi_ @theproof Search by top queries, not rising, ya dingus.

@theproof "plant-based diet" as a topic includes all plant-based products, which skews it. No one's creating faux-plant products called "animal based".

@cjsinner Excellent reporting.

“Just getting a client to sign a document becomes almost impossible ... Suddenly, they’re in Texas and there’s no way to contact them.” In 2025, more than 2,700 immigrants passed through Minnesota detention facilities and transferred nearly 8,000 times. startribune.com/how-immigratio…

Our joint statement with @cnliberalism on the recent deaths of Renee Good and Alex Pretti.

@KamOnCam_ @KSTP Are you serious? You're going to run cover for jack-booted thugs? They murdered the guy. We can clearly see that in numerous videos.

This is the spot on Nicollet Ave. where a federal officer shot and killed a 37‑year‑old male U.S. citizen and Minneapolis resident. Two bullet holes are visible in the glass windows. DHS says the man “violently resisted.” Witnesses say he was attacked by multiple agents. @KSTP

@followthemotive @donlayman Lmao exactly right. "Demonize" has done jackshit to change eating habits. Try to tell someone eating a burger or pizza slice that they're making a poor dietary choice. You'll look like a fool at the dinner table.

@donlayman Can we stop using the word demonize when we talk about red meat and dairy, as if it has any significant impact on foods people actually eat? Hyperbole unbecoming for scientists. The two most popular foods in the US are cheeseburgers and pizza, for Christ’s sake.

I’ve listened to a lot of critiques about the DGA. The biggest controversy seems to focus on saturated fat (SFA) … as expected. Let me share a different perspective. For 50 years, saturated fat and cholesterol have been used to demonize animal-derived foods even though both are essential in the human body. From 1975 until 2010 there was a 35% decrease in consumption of eggs, dairy and beef and a decrease in SFA from 15% to 11%. Benefits? None, but it did result in massive increase in processed foods and epidemics of obesity and diabetes.

@sguyenet @CaseyMeansMD @calleymeans Wild that 'The China Study' gets hammered for B12 risks, but a book demonizing heart-healthy plant fats (based on mechanistic speculation) gets a 79%. The bias against WFPB vs "Metabolic" marketing is showing.

Red Pen Reviews just published our review of Good Energy, by @CaseyMeansMD and @calleymeans. This is a particularly important review, because both authors are influential in US public health policy, and Dr. Casey Means is the current nominee for US Surgeon General.

@redpenreviews Lol what a joke. Y'all going to lend credence to this anti-seed oil fad? Whet science are you following?

6/ 🍬 The "Unholy Trinity": The book declares war on added sugar, refined grains, and seed oils. Our take? • Sugar: We agree (Score: 4/4). • Seed oils: The evidence suggests they are fine in moderation and better than saturated fats, making this claim less supported.

1/ 🧵 HUGE REVIEW: "Good Energy" by @CaseyMeansMD & Calley Means is a massive bestseller. With the author poised to influence US public health policy, the question matters: Is the science actually accurate? We did a review. Here is what we found. 👇 redpenreviews.org/book-review/go…

@75edge @SteveRattner Suggest reading the following: bancreek.com/p/demise-of-dy…

@SteveRattner Steve- can you explain why the ADP numbers are so different please

Payroll growth rose to 119K in September, exceeding expectations.

@NathanLeamerDC @gigibsohn @protctdemocracy @TechFreedom @FCC Damn, it's almost like facts don't mean anything to you. "At least three times in less than two years, courts have found that the Murdochs and Fox have acted in bad faith, spread misinformation, and engaged in conduct that in my opinion encouraged an insurrection."

@gigibsohn @protctdemocracy @TechFreedom @FCC This you???? broadbandbreakfast.com/gigi-sohn-foxs…

Proud to be filing this petition with @protctdemocracy & @TechFreedom to repeal @FCC's news distortion policy, which has been abused by the Chair to stifle broadcasters' speech. 7 bipartisan former Chairs & Commissioners, 4 senior staffers are signatories. protectdemocracy.org/work/fcc-news-…

@BrendanCarrFCC @protctdemocracy @TechFreedom @FCC Ooooh, Twitter fight! The core allegation in that petition was that a licensee who was found by *two separate courts* to have lied to the public about the 2020 election *lacked the character* to hold a broadcast license. Why didn’t you revive that one along with the others?

@epochshift1 @jonfavs Are you seriously advocating *not* holding elected leaders accountable? The fuck

@jonfavs Well, your post here helps about as much as that does. Perhaps, instead of pointing out how your own side is better and saying we don’t have to be this way you…act a different way. Be the change and all that.

When a white supremacist gunned down nine black parishioners in Charleston while they prayed, a black President reminded the nation that the victims’ families stood in the courtroom and offered the killer words of grace and forgiveness. America doesn’t have to be this way.

@NikRiskInsights @Ritholtz This is simplistic, reductionist thinking.

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@ChairmanEdCox This shit is literally Russian Disinformation. Stop spreading lies. nytimes.com/2025/07/31/us/…

nypost.com/2025/07/31/opi…. “It’s all now been 100% debunked, but only after kneecapping a presidency — and with all too many Americans failing to realize even now that it was nothing but lies from start to finish. Obama, Brennan and the rest pulled off the greatest smear campaign in American history: FOR SHAME!”

@deniseminger @Marijn3D Review: "The lead author confirmed the average NCPV change in terms of an absolute value as 18.8mm3 ... this is on the order of what is observed in studies following individuals over ~3yrs who have substantial artery disease and metabolic syndrome." kcklatt.substack.com/p/keto-ldl-c-a…

This is an interesting contribution to the LMHR / Keto-CTA study debate, and very cool of @Marijn3D to put the time into making it. Post below is part of a longer thread also worth reading. Plaque takes awhile to build up even in the presence of multiple risk factors, and it seems plausible that otherwise metabolically healthy LMHR folks could have longer or lower-sloped runways before the effects of chronically high LDL/ApoB show up (assuming those remain risk factors in this population, which I think is a reasonable starting position). So the study’s findings of relatively low CAC levels in some long-term keto dieters with high LDL/ApoB could mean those people are just entering the on-ramp and will eventually be on the plaque trajectory @Marijn3D projects here. The only way to tell would be with a longer follow-up. LDL and ApoB also seem to have a threshold effect, in which cardiovascular risk associates more strongly with incremental increases at lower levels, then plateaus or increases at a slower rate after a certain point. So I also wonder if the lack of association between LDL/ApoB and plaque in this study is due to everyone already being above that threshold.

@ThatshowImClean @deenafaywinter Deena winter can't write an article without at least a few grammatical errors

One Minneapolis police lieutenant earned about $500,000 last year amid record overtime costs. Now, Internal Affairs is investigating at least three MPD officers' overtime work: startribune.com/minneapolis-po…

@sentdefender "on a roll" oh, he's on something

Another post moments ago by President Trump, he’s on a roll right now!

@bgbuss @leadlagreport @biancoresearch Agreed. It's kind of a stupid premise. We could have a balanced budget and expanded Medicare if we wanted it. Our current healthcare systems are a monster of our own creation and have little to do with military spending.

@leadlagreport @biancoresearch I don't agree that the US doesn't have universal health care because of their military spending!

@DanielOertle @leadlagreport @biancoresearch This seems to operate under the premise that this $23T spent wasn't largely in the US's interests. This is a significant economic and RD boost to the US. Nevermind the benefits we reap from increased global security.

@leadlagreport @biancoresearch “Since 1960, the US has spent $23 trillion on defense, while the total sum of other NATO countries have spent $7.5 trillion.” As a US taxpayer, I am in strong agreement that we need to renegotiate this with our EU allies.

@asunsetclub @TomorrowVenture @jeremysmiles Misinformation got us Trump. There is nothing fun about this.

@TomorrowVenture @jeremysmiles No Fun Allowed huh

wait how woke is this pope