Monthly Archives: February 2011
The Ugly Face of Union Labor
When I was growing up, boys were taught that gentlemen didn’t hit ladies, the assumption being that everyone desired, or should desire, to grow up to be a gentleman or a lady. Back in the day, there were no exceptions that would have made hitting a girl acceptable. Continue reading
Filed under Politics
Medical Ethics, Wisconsin-Style
Wisconsin physicians have a choice to make about what’s important; the trust of the public or protecting union workers who have illegally walked off their jobs. Maybe it’s just me, but I prefer doctors who adhere to the highest standards of professional ethics rather than doctors who feel that the end justifies the means. Continue reading
Filed under Politics
CBS Displays A Terminal Lack Of Intellectual And Journalistic Curiosity
CBS reports that, while alcohol-related deaths due to liver disease have declined in many countries since the 1980s, deaths in Britain have risen. Continue reading
Filed under Health Care
