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Doctor? I don’t need to be no steenking doctor!
Posted by Bigfoot on August 13th, 2009
When Representative Sheila Jackson Lee (D-TX) held a town meeting in Houston this past Tuesday, a woman named Roxana Mayer, identifying herself as a physician, expressed her support for the pending health care reform legislation. Only one problem – she’s not a licensed physican. She’s not even involved in the medical profession. She’s a grad student in social work and an Obama delegate. Patterico has the details, including his e-mail exchange with Mayer.
This raises two questions:
1. Are there any laws against impersonating a medical doctor?
2. If this is not Astroturf, what is?
Just a Grunt, at JammieWearingFool, has this to say.
We can only imagine what the left’s reaction would be if someone opposed to Obamacare falsely claimed to be doctor. But in the meantime, if Rep. Jackson Lee has to deal with any more fake physicians, she could always adopt the following as her theme song.
August 14th, 2009 at 1:03 pm
Oh, come on! Jackson Lee is a donk. Obama is a donk. And you have a hard time believing someone astroturfed into her “townhall” meeting would LIE?
Gimme a break. That’s not news. News is when someone they bus in from hundreds of miles away actually tells the TRUTH.
August 14th, 2009 at 3:22 pm
Plants, AstroTurf and liars are all part of what the left is and always has been. They’ve been paying protesters for years. HEY BIG!