In the latest instance of everyone seeming to pile on President Donald Trump, one of baby Charlie Gard's "medics," who communicated anonymously with the Guardian newspaper a week after the child died in hospice, blamed President Donald Trump (and Pope Francis) for unnecessarily prolonging the sick child's last days. The health worker said Charlie's case became a distressing soap opera for some commentators that had prolonged the agony of Charlie's parents. . . Charlie, the medic said, had effectively been kept alive for people such as Donald Trump, the pope and Boris Johnson, who "suddenly knew more about mitochondrial diseases than our expert consultants." The comments were included in an article published in The Guardian on August 4, which would have been Charlie's first birthday had he survived.  The medic continued: "We gave him drugs and fluids, we did everything that we could, even though we thought...(Read Full Post)