Congressmen Move to Create Office of Men's Health

	posted by Adam on Thursday February 15, @01:16PM from the men's-health dept.
	Here's some news on how Randy Cunningham and James McDermott have been pushing for an Office of Men's Health, and the idea is gaining momentum as it's also being backed by the National Medical Association. However, as they remind us, "Both Congressmen stressed that the creation of an Office of Men's Health would not impinge on the funding or the status for the Office of Women's Health, which was created in 1990" it's a real shame they have to point this out, as it shows that we can never offer to help men without first deferring to women's concerns.

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Vote! (Score:0) by Anonymous User on Thursday February 15, @04:15PM EST (#1) We all know that the practical reason for this deference is that men don't vote. Since a politicians means of survival is remaining in office, then of course, he is always going to kowtow to the largest block of voters. And because men don't vote, that block is women. Real men vote.

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