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Hospitalized Texas Democrat Al Green rushed to Capitol for impeachment vote in scrubs, saving Mayorkas
(www.texastribune.org)
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Why would he have been in scrubs? He doesn't work at the hospital, they don't just hand those out to the patients.
Well, maybe they meant hospital gown? Or they gave him scrubs so his balls would not have amy chance to see daylight? Or maybe it was a stunt to get attention.
I was thinking that last one might have been it.
Yeah, we know. The only reason anyone would give a shit is if they're desperately searching for something to latch onto and be upset about.
I'm sure his political affiliation is completely irrelevant and you do the same for Republicans.
The hospital will have spare scrubs on hand, either for surgery or for staff to change if theirs get contaminated. Or, the patient pants are vaguely scrub like.
I'd guess they let him use some.
Occasionally for trauma victims or homeless people we give them scrubs to leave the hospital with if they don't have their own clothes or if they want pants to walk around the hospital with (normal gowns notoriously show off your butt as the flaps are in the back)
Idk if it's different in the US but when I went to a hospital in Canada for a broken leg they gave me scrubs and even let me keep the pants cause they were so comfy.
I cant speak to all of the states, but when I had leg issues as well, I was doing my therapy walking down the hall in a hospital gown.
I can't speak to all hospitals, but I once came in to drop off flowers and they put scrubs on me and gave me two extra sets to use at home, as well as a boxset of the first season of Scrubs.
You must deliver some bomber flowers. Those scrubs dvds were expensive.
I imagine he didn't want to leave the hospital in an open-back hospital gown. So they gave him scrubs.
Why are people even focusing on this? Who fucking cares if he was wearing scrubs??
Its not normal, you have your own clothes there, or you have staff to bring it. Why is this ok to gloss over?
He had abdominal surgery. I'm guessing you stay there for a bit until everything checks out.
Scrubs are the things doctors and nurses wear, not patient garb.
A scrub is a guy that thinks he's fly, also known as a buster.
Yeah, he should have went in his hospital gown instead. Bare ass.
Jesus Christ people... We get it, you want to spin this.
In my experience they sometimes give scrubs to patients for various reasons.