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While I question the wisdom of Jesse Jackson's visit to the Hospice at the request of the Schindlers, it's good to see that at least he's making a point that needs to be made:
In his statement, Jackson added, "a consistent moral and ethical position would extend a feeding tube to all who are confronted with starvation -- to demand public, government policy to feed the hungry."
In his statement, Jackson added, "a consistent moral and ethical position would extend a feeding tube to all who are confronted with starvation -- to demand public, government policy to feed the hungry."