I'm The Third Of Five

This Whole Sort Of 'war On Women' Sort Of Thing, I'm Scratching My Head Because If There Was A War On Women, I Think They Won.

You Don't Go Into Politics Unless You Want To Win.

I Am Pleased Though That There's A Possibility Of A Diplomatic Solution [in Syria]. I Remain Somewhat Skeptical, But I Am Pleased That It's A Possibility And I Think People Like Myself Who've Been Arguing For Delaying This Bombing, Have Allowed This Diplomatic Possibility To Occur.

In 1997, I, Along With 200 Other Young Ophthalmologists Formed The National Board Of Ophthalmology To Protest The American Board Of Ophthalmology's Decision To Grandfather In The Older Ophthalmologists And Not Require Them To Recertify.

The Coarsening Of Our Culture Towards Violent Death Has More Consequences Than War. Tragically, This Same Culture Has Led To The Death Of 50 Million Unborn Children In The Last 40 Years. I Don't Think A Civilization Can Long Endure That Does Not Have Respect For All Human Life, Born And Not Yet Born. I Believe There Will Come A Time When We Are All Judged On Whether Or Not We Took A Stand In Defense Of All Life From The Moment Of Conception Until Our Last Natural Breath.