In reality, it was a very crucial round for both parties. If anyone has any doubt I wish they could have sat in the courtroom and felt the intensity and heard the outcries of the defendants' attorneys. Every round has been difficult for chiropractic. The weapons in the first 13 rounds included innuendoes, half-truths, material out of context, obscure and obsolete sources of information, exceptions to the rule, and blatantly false statements. When we consider what they were able to accomplish with a lie, imagine what we can accomplish with the truth.
Nothing is farther from true.
There is no substitute. We are the smaller of the two pugilists within the ring. Chiropractic has never enjoyed a stronger position than it does today, while medicine has never been more vulnerable. We have a distinct advantage over our adversaries. Second, as we talk about honesty and integrity in health care, of placing the welfare of patients above the selfish interests of the health care providers, it will create an extremely untenable situation for the adversaries.