Posted on 03/11/2014 10:56:33 AM PDT by AuditTheFed
Impeach Hussein Soetoro-Obama in 2014, PERIOD.
I thought Gov. Scott passed a bill preventing DRs from asking this?
IIRC it was ruled an unconstitutional breach of the PHYSICIANS’ rights!!
Just lie. The government lies to us so frequently that I am numbed and have no remorse returning the favour.
Or look at it another way: we are being drawn into a war of sorts with an increasingly tyrannical socialist government, a cold war — so far. They are laying their plans against us, probing our capabilities, degrading us, and we had best recognize that and prepare ourselves for what may come. Deception has always been a morally accepted component of war, both sides do it. Keep them guessing.
This doctor will soon have a job in Obamacare I assume since he worked at the college where Obama taught Communism.
Prominent U of C doctor suspended after public indecency arrest
Jeffrey I. Frank, 53
Jeffrey I. Frank, 53, of the first block of Kings Cross Drive in Lincolnshire was charged with public indecency. (Deerfield Police Department / May 19, 2014)
By Dan Hinkel Tribune reporter
7:05 a.m. CDT, May 21, 2014
Following the latest in a string of arrests on public indecency charges, a prominent University of Chicago neurologist has been suspended from caring for patients at the university’s medical center and temporarily barred from practicing medicine in Illinois.
Dr. Jeffrey Frank, 53, of Lincolnshire, turned himself in to Deerfield police Friday to face charges that he masturbated in the nude in the window of a hotel room in view of two children earlier this month. He’s been charged with public indecency around the North Suburbs three times since 2002, according to court records, and he pleaded guilty in 2007 after being accused of masturbating while naked in front of teenage girls at a Wilmette park.
Frank was immediately suspended from caring for patients after university officials learned “very recently” of the new case, said Lorna Wong, a University of Chicago Medicine spokeswoman. She declined to discuss potential further action against Frank. After his arrest, university web pages that detailed the doctor’s career became unavailable.
On Monday, after Frank was charged with misdemeanor public indecency and disorderly conduct, state authorities temporarily suspended his medical license and filed papers seeking sanctions, including possible revocation of his license.
Neither Frank nor his attorney could be reached for comment.
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