The former mayor of Chicago, Ron Immanuel, has a brother Ezekiel, nicknamed Zeke. He's a medical

doctor. He was one of the chief architects of Obamacare. Zeke chairs the Department of Medical

Ethics and Health Policy at the University of Pennsylvania. Now five years ago, the Atlantic

magazine published an article that he wrote. It was entitled Why I Hope To Die at 75. He said Americans

live too long in a diminished state. He doubted whether older Americans consumption of resources

is worth their meager contribution to society. Well, now that he's 62, Dr. Immanuel was asked what

he thinks now. He says he's not changed his mind. He says only a very small number of people

over 75 are active, engaged and creative. He criticizes Americans for claiming that children are

our most valuable resource when we don't act that way. He thinks it's terrible that the government

spends way more on the health needs of senior citizens and on kids. Well, the kids don't get sick.

Zeke intends to practice what he preaches. When he turns 75, he's planning to call Bernie Sanders

and say, Hey, can you abort me? He wishes more of you would do the same. After 75, skip medical

care. Go away somewhere and die after calling a Democrat president or candidate quickly. So more

tax money can be used for the children. Now you know what passes for medical ethics on the left

these days. You have been warned.