[MrB]

They haven’t found anyone that was “turned away because of political beliefs”.

It won’t happen.

Some will turn THEMSELVES away.

I seriously wouldn’t want to give a doctor that supported 0bama any of my income,
so I can imagine some on the other side feeling the same way.

[VRWCmember]

Some will turn THEMSELVES away.

I seriously wouldn’t want to give a doctor that supported 0bama any of my income, so I can imagine some on the other side feeling the same way.

Some of us love that kind of freedom. Others despise and fear it.

[VRWCmember]

His (Grayson's) spokesman, Jurkowski, told FoxNews.com that at least one person followed the instructions on the sign and there could have been more.

"I think a reasonable person would deemed that being turned away," Jurkowski said.

A University of Florida professor said Cassell is walking a thin line between free speech and professional obligation. William Allen, a specialist in bioethics, law and medical professionalism, said civil rights protections can prevent patient discrimination. But the law only provides for race, gender, religion, sexual orientation and disability -- not political opinion.

Actually, Mr Jurkoffsky, a REASONABLE person would interpret that anybody who TURNED HIMSELF OR HERSELF AWAY upon seeing the sign was simply freely making a market decision regarding where to seek medical treatment. Apparently you have a problem with freedom.