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Wouldn't it have been nice if Obama had cared more about doctors practicing medicine than he did about playing politics with the citizen's confidential relationship with his/her medical doctor!
Like these doctors? Or these doctors? Or doctors and organizations of physicians mentioned here? Or, like the drama queen referred to in the OP?
I guess the term, "we reserve the right to refuse service to anyone" can be applied here. More power to him. To bad most people don't have the balls to do what he did.
Only one little problem: "I will respect the privacy of my patients, for their problems are not disclosed to me that the world may know."
Obamacare eliminates that patient privacy and neither the physician nor the patient have any say in the matter. Our medical records become an open book for any government employee or bureaucracy the HHS Secretary deems appropriate.
What ever was covered under HIPPA still is and anything else is no different then it's been since the Privacy Act of 1974 was enacted. And the Patroit Act, takes care of anything left.
Not entirely. I don't think it would be legal for him to reject patients based on skin color or religion, for example.
Here we go, libs using the race card. Did not take long.
So what color would he be rejecting, white men and women?
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