McCullough Foundation Updated Website & Newsletter
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Because I believe that public health policy—and the scientific, ideological, spiritual, and political dimensions of it—are related to all public policy, I am inclined to write about all manner of public policy issues and events.
However, as I have noticed from reader comments, this often gets me into trouble! I seem to have a gift for making both sides of the partisan divide angry at me in equal measure.
It reminds me of the 19th century Austrian statesman, Eduard, Count von Taaffe, who once remarked:
Practical politics [governing a complex body politic] is the art of keeping all interested parties in an equal state of dissatisfaction.
In pursuing my education, I have often aspired to attain F. Scott Fitzgerald’s definition of intelligence:
The test of a first-rate intelligence is the ability to hold two opposed ideas in the mind at the same time, and still retain the ability to function.
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Personally, I appreciate your ability to talk about a range of topics and how they’re linked together and how we should expand our thinking on a daily basis.
John, I appreciate your willingness to wade into dangerous political waters. What is dangerous is not being a bit wrong, but the emotions that result from the appearance of being right. Some people hate having the truth pointed out to them and will resist it ferociously!!