I previously discussed how Democrats and feminists are struggling with denouncing candidates like Roy Moore after supporting the Clintons for years despite the same type of allegations being raised by numerous women. One of those proclaiming that she now believes Clinton’s accusers is Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.), a long Clinton defender and the person who took the seat in the Senate once occupied by Hillary Clinton, apologized and said that Bill Clinton should have resigned after the Monica Lewinsky scandal. She has been joined by some other reluctant Democrats who now say that they were wrong. One of those who was accused of hypocrisy during the Clinton scandals was feminist icon Gloria Steinem. Steinem remained a vocal supporter of Clinton and wrote a highly controversial column in 1998 that said that, even if he did abuse the women, other women should still support him. gave no support for the women accusing…
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Doctors at the Jackson Memorial Hospital faced a novel issue when a 70-year-old man was brought into the emergency room after being found intoxicated and unconscious on the street. (The man lived at a nursing home and had a history of pulmonary disease). The doctors were working to assist the man when someone noticed a large chest tattoo reading “DO NOT RESUSCITATE.” It even had a tattoo signature. After consulting an “ethics expert,” the hospital treated the tattoo as a viable DNR form and allowed the man to die. In my view, the expert was wrong on the law.
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