I mean, their standard is not merely tireless faith and relentless hard work, but utter, God-like perfection. The endorsement of doctors and physicians based on examination of credentials and maintaining records of complaints of fraud and fatal malpractice would be more safely entrusted to - seriously - the staff of Good Housekeeping magazine.ī) If “Governor” Gretchen (Half)Witmer had any honor (a hilarious notion, admittedly) she would now arrange a live televised press conference, admit her previous action had no purpose but to help the Green Extremists who hope to see 98 percent of humanity killed off “to better restore our Earth to a pristine state more pleasing to the Goddess Gaia,” kneel down, apologize, slit open her own belly, and then beckon the lowest ranking Democrat in the state Legislature to finish the job by taking her head.ĭemocrat activists - especially in their twin propaganda branches, “Hollywood” and “television” - now speak of indicting or impeaching Donald Trump because he has “blood on his hands” every time a bed-ridden nonagenarian with a compromised immune system dies of the flu - as normally happens 20,000 to 60,000 times every year (though curiously I’ve never heard any of them say Dwight Eisenhower had “blood on his hands” for all those American soldiers who died between 19.
Right?Ī) Obviously, if a state governor can threaten to yank the “licenses” of doctors and pharmacists should they prescribe a known and proven life-saving drug to sick people, the scam of “state licensing” of such professions - basically a protection racket that allows the elite of those professions to limit competition - is exposed. Wait a minute, we’ve seen this one! Next she asks you to smell the flower on her lapel, a bunch of water comes squirting out, and then all these other clowns start piling out of that little care behind her.
Four days later, March 31st, the same governor asks the federal government to send her hydroxychloroquine to treat coronavirus patients.” “On Friday March 27th, Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer threatened to revoke the medical licenses of doctors and pharmacists who prescribe hydroxychloroquine to treat coronavirus in Michigan.
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