That this little boy has been left in this condition is one of the many reasons why any politician who talks about compassion in the context of this state should be met with scorn and derision.
“Specific bespoke services for those arriving into the country.”
“We need to make it mandatory.”
“In cases of heart attack or cardiac arrest, every second counts.”
An increase from the year prior
One of the foundational blocks of conservatism, as an ideology, is the notion that human nature is unchanging.
How do I know, for example, that a promise from Eoin O’Broin is impossible to keep? The simple answer is “maths”.
A Government that has doubled health spending, and managed to make the system worse, should not be praised for announcing further budget increases.
Listening to concerns.
“It seems to me that the menu in HSE facilities is set to be much more about carbon emissions than it is to be about patient health, and surely this is deeply wrong?”
Come back, freshen up the team, focus on the real problems, and admit where you got it wrong.
“I don’t want to comment on individual cases”: After a brief interruption, Taoiseach Leo Varadkar answers whether he takes responsibility for children waiting years for scoliosis surgery – a problem that then-Health Minister Simon Harris said would be solved by 2017. #gript