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Vivek Ramaswamy Booed Off Stage by Young Conservatives After Telling Crowd His Generation Is Already ‘Gonna Be Fine’
by Cassandra MacDonald Aug. 1, 2026 6:00 pm887 Comments
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Ohio gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy was brutally booed off the stage and heckled by a crowd of young libertarians and conservatives during a speech at the Young Americans for Liberty national convention in Cincinnati this week.
The incident took place Wednesday night at Xavier University, as the 40-year-old former presidential candidate and co-leader of the Department of Government Efficiency was roughly halfway through a planned 30-minute address when the audience turned on him.
Ramaswamy had been discussing generational challenges when he declared, “The truth of the matter is, you know, no matter what happens, whichever direction we go, people of my generation have already made it. We’re gonna be fine. It’s going to be your generation.”
The remark triggered overwhelming booing that was impossible to ignore.
One attendee shouted that Ramaswamy was “a political freak” and told him to “get the f-ck out of here,” while others called him a “political cretin.”
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Vivek Ramaswamy is booed offstage during the Young Americans of Liberty Conference at Xavier University after saying “the truth of the matter is, no matter what happens, people in my generation have already made it. We’re gonna be fine. It’s gonna be your generation that pays the… pic.twitter.com/q5mgdUi877
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Ohio’s Grinch Vivek Ramaswamy is booed off stage after telling young Americans that his generation has “already made it” and will “be fine” as America faces political upheaval.
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Reports also noted earlier heckling over issues including Israel, immigration, data centers, and energy prices.
After struggling to continue, Ramaswamy wrapped up abruptly, said “Peace out, see you guys,” and left the stage to a continued chorus of boos.
Ramaswamy has been facing serious challenges with connecting to younger voters, even as he campaigns in a reliably Republican state.
Despite being in a red state and having massive endorsements, including from outgoing Governor Mike DeWine, recent polling has shown him trailing or in a tight contest against Democrat candidate Amy Acton.
Acton seized on the incident, criticizing Ramaswamy’s comments as reflective of an entitled billionaire mindset.
“Jealous.” “Envious.” “Bitter.” “Whiners.”
Vivek Ramaswamy’s disdain for the people of Ohio is alarming. Truly the entitled mindset of an out-of-touch billionaire. pic.twitter.com/tBbrO4iaMm
— Dr. Amy Acton (@amyactonoh) July 30, 2026
Young Americans for Liberty is known for its strong free-market and limited-government focus.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/08/watch-vivek-ramaswamy-booed-stage-young-conservatives-after/
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Study Finds Sunscreen Use Linked to Higher Risk of Multiple Skin Cancers
A 470,000+ person study found sunscreen users faced dramatically higher risk of melanoma, basal cell carcinoma, and squamous cell carcinoma — even after accounting for major skin cancer risk factors.
Nicolas Hulscher, MPH
Jun 09, 2026
by Nicolas Hulscher, MPH
A UK Biobank study involving over 470,000 people found that individuals who reported using sunscreen more frequently had substantially higher risk of multiple skin cancers — even after researchers accounted for major confounding factors like age, sex, skin type, tanning ability, sunburn history, sunlamp use, and time spent outdoors.
The findings are worrisome:
• MELANOMA: +292% higher risk (RR = 3.92)
• BASAL CELL CARCINOMA: +140% higher risk (RR = 2.40)
• SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA: +126% higher risk (RR = 2.26)
The researchers categorized sun protection habits from “never/rarely” to “always” and found the strongest associations among the most frequent sunscreen users.
In other words: the more sunscreen use reported, the higher the observed skin cancer risk.
This was an observational study, meaning it cannot prove sunscreen directly caused cancer. However, the study was also not a simplistic comparison of random sunscreen users versus non-users. Researchers statistically accounted for many of the biggest known skin cancer risk factors — including skin color, hair color, tanning ability, childhood sunburns, tanning bed exposure, outdoor time, age, and sex.
Even after all of that, the association remained.
Many chemical sunscreens contain hormone disruptors that are rapidly absorbed into the bloodstream, including compounds like oxybenzone, octocrylene, and homosalate.
Some formulations have also been found contaminated with benzene, a known human carcinogen.
And then there is the vitamin D issue. Sunlight is how the human body produces vitamin D, a hormone precursor involved in immune regulation, cellular repair, inflammation control, and cancer defense. People who never receive sunlight exposure without sunscreen are likely to become vitamin D deficient.
That does not mean people should recklessly burn in the sun. Sunburns are clearly harmful. Aim for sensible sunlight exposure — spending enough time in the sun reap the benefits without reaching the point of burning. If you’ll be out in the sun for hours on end during mid summer, consider opting for zinc-based (mineral) sunscreens rather than heavily absorbed chemical formulations.
The takeaway is not to fear sunlight, but to respect it.
Nicolas Hulscher, MPH
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Kurt
Jun 9
I have had over two dozen skin cancers (basal cell and squamus only) cut off by doctors and more frozen off for over 30 years. I used to wear sunscreen every day. I put it on when getting out of the shower. I wore a hat whenever I went outside. I joked with my dermatologist that my name should be on his exam room. I saw him every 4 months and always had something to cut off.
Then I got the idea the sun was good. I quit wearing any sun screen whatsoever, no hat or sun glasses. I took daily walks in the sun for about 45 minutes. I haven’t had anything to remove for almost 3 years. I know the scaly, near-scab of pre-cancerous tissue. It’s not happening any more. My experience is entirely in line with this finding.
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Dr Christopher Exley
Jun 9
I wrote about the risk of sunscreens back in 2007. Please see https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0891584907004911?via%3Dihub
Aluminium is a powerful pro-oxidant and a major ingredient and sometimes contaminant of most sunscreens.
Canute
Jun 9
The discipline of Dermatology, the battle against the sun and the creation of the sunscreen industry all emerged simultaneously in the early 1960s when the College of Dermatology hired two NYC advertising and PR firms to help the medical discipline gain greater respect among the American public and allow for hight fees. The entire thing has been a charade for the last 65 years. Go read the history of the event: https://www.midwesterndoctor.com/p/dermatologys-disastrous-war-against
This story is merely another piece of evidence proving that US "medical industry" has grown into an insidious, deceitful and nefarious hoax perpetrated on the people of America. They can stitch an open wound and they can set a broken bone, but beyond that they are largely a criminal enterprise.
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Dermatology's Disastrous War Against The Sun
The forgotten side of skin health and the necessity of sunlight
A Midwestern Doctor
Apr 21, 2024
Story at a Glance:
•Skin cancers are by far the most commonly diagnosed cancer in the United States, so to prevent them, the public is constantly told to avoid the sun. However, while the relatively benign skin cancers are caused by sun exposure, the ones responsible for most skin cancer deaths are due to a lack of sunlight.
•This is unfortunate because sunlight is arguably the most important nutrient for the human body, as avoiding it doubles one’s rate of dying and significantly increases their risk of cancer.
•A strong case can be made that this dynamic was a result of the dermatology profession (with the help of a top PR firm) rebranding themselves to skin cancer fighters, something which allowed them to become one of the highest paying medical specialities in existence. Unfortunately, despite the billions that is put into fighting it each year, there has been no substantial change in the number of skin cancer deaths.
•In this article, we will also discuss the dangers of the conventional skin cancer treatments, the most effective ways for treating and preventing skin cancer, and some of the best strategies for having a healthy and nourishing relationship with the sun.
Note: in February’s open thread, I presented some potential articles, and since this topic was one of the most requested, I have spent the last month working on it.
Ever since I was a little child something seemed off about the fact everyone would get hysterical about how I needed to avoid sunlight and always wear sunscreen whenever we had an outdoor activity—so to the best of my ability I just didn’t comply. As I got older, I started to notice that beyond the sun feeling really good, anytime I was in the sun, the veins under my skin that were exposed to the sun would dilate, which I took as a sign the body craved sunlight and wanted it to draw into the circulation. Later still, I learned a pioneering researcher found significant alternations would occur in the health of people who wore glasses that blocked specific light spectrums (e.g., most glass blocks UV light) from entering the most transparent part of the body that could be treated by giving them specialized glasses which did not block that spectrum from entering.
Note: all the above touches upon one of my favorite therapeutic modalities—ultraviolet blood irradiation, which will be the focus of an upcoming article.
Later, when I became a medical student (at which point I was familiar with the myriad of benefits of sunlight), I was struck by how neurotic dermatologists were about avoiding sunlight—for instance, in addition to hearing every patient I saw there be lectured about the importance of avoiding sunlight, through my classmates, I learned of dermatologists in the northern latitudes (which had low enough sunlight people suffered from seasonal affective disorder) effectively require their students to wear sunscreen and clothing which covered most of their body while indoors. At this point my perspective on the issue changed to “this crusade against the sun is definitely coming from the dermatologists” and “what on earth is wrong with these people?” A few years ago I learned the final piece of the puzzle through Robert Yoho MD and his book Butchered by Healthcare.
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