Staff Reports
In America under President Biden, a Texas doctor is facing serious legal trouble for his efforts to protect children from harmful medical procedures. Dr. Eithan Haim of the Texas Children’s Hospital in Houston has been indicted on four felony counts for allegedly sharing medical records with journalist Christopher Rufo. These records revealed that the hospital was performing surgeries and treatments that directly contradict Texas Governor Greg Abbott’s directive.
The Biden Administration claims that Dr. Haim violated medical records laws by sharing the information without the consent of the minors, their parents, or their doctors. However, the information Dr. Haim provided to Rufo was carefully redacted and did not identify any individuals. Federal law permits the disclosure of anonymous information in cases of egregious medical misconduct, which many people believe includes performing surgeries on children to change their gender.
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Despite Dr. Haim’s efforts to protect vulnerable children, he has faced legal consequences, while the doctors and nurses responsible for the controversial procedures have faced no scrutiny. Dr. Haim has spoken out about his indictment, calling it unjust and emphasizing the need to expose corruption and fight for what is right, regardless of the personal cost.
Many people are concerned about the impact of Dr. Haim’s legal battle on his family and his ability to continue fighting for a better future for his children. They believe that more doctors should display the same kind of courage in standing up against institutionalized child abuse and political persecution.
As the 2024 election approaches, it is important to unite and advocate for protecting vulnerable children and preserving American values. Americans should support their efforts to expose corruption and share vital information with millions of people.
