[JohnnyHerz]

I find it interesting that Michael Bloomberg penned an oped this morning in which he warns against RFK JR's potential influence in govt, using RFK's stance against fluoride in our water as one of his attack points.

Yet here we have WAPO - another bastion of liberal thought media - taking what virtually amounts to an opposing stance to Bloomberg while providing tacit support for RFK.

looks like the billionaire media moguls aren't quite on the same page. They might want to check their jersey color to see if they are still on the same team.

[dekhn]

The opinion article was written by a contributing columnist and is not necessarily the opinion of the newspaper.

Not all liberals are opposed to fluoride; it's one of those things where the public health establishment has an immune response to people who want to get rid of it, even though there seems to be plenty of data suggesting that water fluoridation does have some risks (mostly cosmetic) and is probably not as healthy/necessary as the establishment says.