Doctor's report on Trump reveals craziness -- in the media

The media is quacking up.

Sanjay Gupta says on CNN that the numbers reveal that POTUS has heart disease.

— Maggie Haberman (@maggieNYT) January 17, 2018

Sanjay Gupta is a quack. Just sayin. https://t.co/2TK0u4Lm2A

— Arie Friedman, MD (@ArieFriedman) January 18, 2018

White House reporters cannot handle the simple truth that Donald Trump will be president for another three years and one day -- possibly seven years and one day.

And so they promote every wacky, tinfoil-over-a-collander conspiracy to try to overturn the 2016 election.

The media believes it must destroy democracy in order to save democracy.

And so the media has trolled the American public with such goofy concoctions as:

1. Overturning the elections in three states by recounts.
2. Allowing Electoral College electors to vote anyway they choose.
3. Not having Congress certify the Electoral College vote.
4. Removal from office under the emoluments clause because Kuwait booked a party at the Trump International Hotel in DC.
5. Russia, Russia, Russia.
6. Removal from office under the 25th Amendment because he is "crazy."

America deserves a better press than these sore losers.

This week, Rear Admiral Dr. Ronny Jackson, the official White House doctor appointed by Obama in 2013, held a press conference to answer questions about his medical examination of the president.

The doctor said the president is 6-foot-3, 239 pounds and in great shape even though he eats fast food. The doctor attributed this to genetics (his mother lived to 88, and his father to 93) as well as abstaining from alcohol and tobacco.

The press refused to accept this.

Tammy Bruce took them to task:

To the growing dismay of the media jackals in the room, Dr. Jackson reported, “The president’s overall health is excellent. His cardiac performance during his physical exam was very good. He continues to enjoy the significant long-term cardiac and overall health benefits that come from a lifetime of abstinence from tobacco and alcohol.”

While the circus of it all was amusing, it’s worth noting how bizarre and disconcerting it was to watch reporters be disappointed in a report that our president is in good health. Gone is any pretense of objectivity; the mood in the room grew more panicked as so-called journalists scratched and clawed hoping for a crumb that might indicate Mr. Trump was unwell.

They didn’t get it.

Dr. Jackson also noted that the president insisted on having a cognitive test performed, on which Mr. Trump performed perfectly.

Nevertheless, CNN's resident quack declared Trump has heart disease. This quack never examined the patient and has no evidence of his assumption.

CNN should be punished for spreading this lie and the doctor should lose his license.

But this is America where we have been brainwashed into thinking we must protect at all costs even a bad press -- an evil one that wants to undermine our democratic republic.

Sigh.

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