Just hours before Election Day, the McCain campaign released a summary of Gov. Sarah Palin’s health — a physician’s letter saying the vice presidential candidate is in “excellent health.”
Palin was the last contender on the presidential tickets to release her medical history in some form.
The November 3 letter from her physician, Dr. Cathy Baldwin-Johnson, says, “Governor Palin is in excellent health and has no known health problems that would interfere with her ability to carry out the duties and obligation of Vice President of the United States of America.”
Dr. Cathy Baldwin Johnson? The same Dr. Cathy Baldwin-Johnson that supposedly delivered Trig Palin at Mat-Su regional hospital, where she does not have delivery privileges? The same Dr. Cathy Baldwin-Johnson that has been MIA for the last two months? That Dr. Cathy Baldwin-Johnson?
Oh well then I guess that answers all of our questions now doesn't it?
Just like the Personnel Board report today makes us all realize that our Governor did nothing wrong concerning "Troopergate".
Just how stupid does this woman think we are?
Update: Here is CBJ's letter. If she is lying about this then she is committing malpractice. If she is telling the truth about Trig's birth and she let Sarah Palin fly back from Texas after her water broke then she has committed malpractice. Either way it does not look good for Dr. Baldwin-Johnson.
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a Doctors Note ????omg..too funny...really???did she think that was all she had to do ??
ReplyDelete( kind of makes you wonder WHY she would think that everyone is so dumb...)
The good news is that we have this doctors license on the line. Now we need some DNA.
ReplyDeleteI am anxious to see what medical professionals have to say about Palin's pre-natal care. Just simple stuff like how she managed those appointments without whoever keeps her appointment calendar being aware so there wouldn't be a scheduling conflict.
ReplyDeleteToo bad her doctor didn't specify the month she had the amnio as I've read that Palin's account of the timeframe differs sometimes.