Whistleblower nurse claims FBI turned
up at her door and threatened her after
she accused America's largest children's
hospital of illegally giving kids free
sex change operations
Posted By: Imright, 6/20/2024 3:27:00 AM
A whistleblower nurse who accused America's largest children's hospital of illegally using Medicaid benefits to offer children free sex change operations claims the FBI showed up at her doorstep and threatened her. Vanessa Sivadge told journalist Chris Rufo that her employer, the Texas Children's Hospital, was violating state law by using the benefits to provide sex change operations to minors. She further alleged that doctors at the hospital were manipulating patients into accepting 'gender-affirming care, and said she believed that some families feared the doctors would call Child Protective Services if they dissented.
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Have Been Brought Against Anyone Other
than Trump 3 replies
Have Been Brought Against Anyone Other
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After host Bill Maher brought up the Bragg case, Cuomo said, “That case, the attorney general’s case in New York, should have never been brought. And if his name was not Donald Trump and
Yesterday, Breitbart News interviewed songwriter Chris Wallin — the Nashville hitmaker behind Country chart-toppers for superstars including Garth Brooks, Montgomery Gentry, Kenny Chesney, Toby Keith, and Trace Adkins — about a song he wrote, from the point of view of a baby that never had a chance to be born, for 18-year-old country artist Rachel Holt.
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Adams Dodges on if Biden Is Better than
Trump for New York, ‘I’m Looking Forward
to the Debate’ 5 replies
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to the Debate’ 5 replies
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