Fogbow

I mean, he wasn't *not* the problem, apparently.

The report said that Jackson screamed profanities at deputies who were trying to clear the area for emergency medical workers to attend to a teenager who was having a seizure. Deputies asked the former White House physician to step back four times before they put Jackson in handcuffs, according to their reports.

After the congressman was released, he demanded Carson County Sheriff Tam Terry call him and investigate the incident. During that call, Terry, a Republican, said that Jackson warned him that he would “bury me in the next election.”

https://www.texastribune.org/2023/08/11 ... tercation/

I'd be willing to bet 10 bucks he reeked of alcohol, as well.

Having watched the 30-second clip, I can't say potty-mouthed Jackson is obviously drunk.

Nah, he just had a handful of pills from his treat jar.

https://x.com/RonnyJacksonTX/status/171 ... 86631?s=20

Ronny Jackson @RonnyJacksonTX wrote: I am supporting JIM JORDAN for House Speaker. Jim’s been a FIGHTER for his whole career. He’s led the charge against Democrat abuse of power, and has a GREAT relationship with our next President, Donald Trump. Jim is the RIGHT MAN at the RIGHT TIME. I’m proud to be in his corner!

shouldn't the Speaker have sort of a good relationship with the current POTUS rather with a dead man waliking?

You're drunk, Ronnie.

Go home.

Goodbye Ukraine. Hello government shutdown.

The whitewash continues.
https://twitter.com/RonnyJacksonTX/stat ... 12684?s=20

Ronny Jackson @RonnyJacksonTX wrote: Liz Cheney & Nancy Pelosi used their corrupt J6 committee to demonize every Trump supporter in the country. What’s being revealed from the J6 tapes is SHOCKING. They lied to the country and used J6 to weaponize government to promote their own corrupt agenda. Horrible people!!

reminder

I can’t believe that asshole hasn’t wrapped himself around a telephone pole yet.

Slim Cognito wrote: ↑Mon Nov 20, 2023 1:54 pm I can’t believe that asshole hasn’t wrapped himself around a telephone pole yet.

Hey, he used to have patients depending on him for their Health care. That's a far more scary thought.

Reminds me of the old joke "What do you call a guy who came last in his class in Medical school? Doctor."

In a pig's eye.

Acyn @Acyn wrote: Trump suggests Ronny Jackson told him that he was healthier than Obama

I'm sure Ronny said, "Sir," so it must be true.

raison de arizona wrote: ↑Thu Dec 14, 2023 3:28 pm In a pig's eye.

Acyn @Acyn wrote: Trump suggests Ronny Jackson told him that he was healthier than Obama

► Show Spoiler

His cultists believe this shit.

Just checkin' in on him. Still crazy.
https://x.com/RonFilipkowski/status/174 ... 67506?s=20

Ronny Jackson @RonnyJacksonTX wrote: Beware if you get your care at Johns-Hopkins! Could be dangerous if you happen to fall into one of Dr. Sherita Golden’s designated categories. Just another RACIST physician at another WOKE hospital that thinks they should use identity politics to decide who can work there and probably who should get care. SCARY! https://nypost.com/2024/01/11/news/john ... staff/amp/

The sooner the front end of his alcohol-fueled car meets a big oak tree, the better. Sorry, not sorry.

https://wapo.st/3TprtNo Gifted

Ronny Jackson, the former White House physician turned GOP congressman, regularly touts his military bona fides.

“As a retired U.S. Navy Rear Admiral with nearly three decades of military service I understand the commitment and sacrifices made by servicemen and servicewomen to serve our country,” the two-term Texas representative writes on his congressional website, posted to a page listing his work on veterans issues.

But Jackson is no longer a retired admiral. The Navy demoted him in July 2022 following a damaging Pentagon inspector general’s report that substantiated allegations about his inappropriate behavior as a White House physician, a previously unreported decision confirmed by a current defense official and a former U.S. official who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss a sensitive personnel move.

Jackson is now a retired Navy captain, those people said — a demotion that carries significant financial burden in addition to the social stigma of stripped rank in military circles.

Oh man, I love that. Cap'n Ronny!

AndyinPA wrote: ↑Thu Mar 07, 2024 9:14 am https://wapo.st/3TprtNo Gifted

But Jackson is no longer a retired admiral. The Navy demoted him in July 2022 following a damaging Pentagon inspector general’s report that substantiated allegations about his inappropriate behavior as a White House physician, a previously unreported decision confirmed by a current defense official and a former U.S. official who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss a sensitive personnel move.

Jackson is now a retired Navy captain, those people said — a demotion that carries significant financial burden in addition to the social stigma of stripped rank in military circles.

Jackson joins other right-wing luminaries in the Hall of Shame, including Allan West and our very own Commander Walter Fitzpatrick.

Since a demotion after retirement is a fairly rare thing, I wonder exactly what inappropriate behavior he engaged in as a White House doc -- it must have been more severe than simply signing off a lame-ass report about how vital and vigorous TFG was.

It would seem risky to demote a sitting congressman, who might have some influence on Navy budgets, especially since he's on the House Armed Services Committee and the Naval subcommittee.

Incidentally, his official House website still says he retired as an Admiral, and hasn't been updated two years later.

johnpcapitalist wrote: ↑Thu Mar 07, 2024 9:45 am

AndyinPA wrote: ↑Thu Mar 07, 2024 9:14 am https://wapo.st/3TprtNo Gifted

But Jackson is no longer a retired admiral. The Navy demoted him in July 2022 following a damaging Pentagon inspector general’s report that substantiated allegations about his inappropriate behavior as a White House physician, a previously unreported decision confirmed by a current defense official and a former U.S. official who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss a sensitive personnel move.

Jackson is now a retired Navy captain, those people said — a demotion that carries significant financial burden in addition to the social stigma of stripped rank in military circles.

Jackson joins other right-wing luminaries in the Hall of Shame, including Allan West and our very own Commander Walter Fitzpatrick.

Since a demotion after retirement is a fairly rare thing, I wonder exactly what inappropriate behavior he engaged in as a White House doc -- it must have been more severe than simply signing off a lame-ass report about how vital and vigorous TFG was.

It would seem risky to demote a sitting congressman, who might have some influence on Navy budgets, especially since he's on the House Armed Services Committee and the Naval subcommittee.

Incidentally, his official House website still says he retired as an Admiral, and hasn't been updated two years later.

I saw some talking heads saying that prescription pills were handed out indescriminately. Maybe that's why the navy demoted him.

noblepa wrote: ↑Thu Mar 07, 2024 11:53 am

johnpcapitalist wrote: ↑Thu Mar 07, 2024 9:45 am

AndyinPA wrote: ↑Thu Mar 07, 2024 9:14 am https://wapo.st/3TprtNo Gifted

Jackson joins other right-wing luminaries in the Hall of Shame, including Allan West and our very own Commander Walter Fitzpatrick.

Since a demotion after retirement is a fairly rare thing, I wonder exactly what inappropriate behavior he engaged in as a White House doc -- it must have been more severe than simply signing off a lame-ass report about how vital and vigorous TFG was.

It would seem risky to demote a sitting congressman, who might have some influence on Navy budgets, especially since he's on the House Armed Services Committee and the Naval subcommittee.

Incidentally, his official House website still says he retired as an Admiral, and hasn't been updated two years later.

I saw some talking heads saying that prescription pills were handed out indescriminately. Maybe that's why the navy demoted him.

The number 1 talking head would be the DOD Inspector General (their report recently released).
https://media.defense.gov/2024/Jan/09/2 ... SECURE.PDF

The article from CBS
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/trump-whit ... al-report/

One thing that is noted at the bottom of the article is that he lead the unit during Obama's term but not Trump where he was only the physician to the President, but he probably still had pull. In addition, he was being investigated by the DOD for his treatment of subordinates again.

johnpcapitalist wrote: ↑Thu Mar 07, 2024 9:45 am

AndyinPA wrote: ↑Thu Mar 07, 2024 9:14 am https://wapo.st/3TprtNo Gifted

But Jackson is no longer a retired admiral. The Navy demoted him in July 2022 following a damaging Pentagon inspector general’s report that substantiated allegations about his inappropriate behavior as a White House physician, a previously unreported decision confirmed by a current defense official and a former U.S. official who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss a sensitive personnel move.

Jackson is now a retired Navy captain, those people said — a demotion that carries significant financial burden in addition to the social stigma of stripped rank in military circles.

Jackson joins other right-wing luminaries in the Hall of Shame, including Allan West and our very own Commander Walter Fitzpatrick.

Since a demotion after retirement is a fairly rare thing, I wonder exactly what inappropriate behavior he engaged in as a White House doc -- it must have been more severe than simply signing off a lame-ass report about how vital and vigorous TFG was.

It would seem risky to demote a sitting congressman, who might have some influence on Navy budgets, especially since he's on the House Armed Services Committee and the Naval subcommittee.

Incidentally, his official House website still says he retired as an Admiral, and hasn't been updated two years later.

It’s rare, but it’s not that rare. I’ve had a couple of clients face*** a Grade Determination Board. It’s a “paper” Board, meaning that the member doesn’t get to show up or call witnesses, but they do get to submit documentary evidence (I think - it’s been awhile). If there is some indication of misconduct, the Board will examine the facts and retire the member at the lowest grade in which he or she did not commit misconduct.

I’m pretty sure it’s not a race to the Personnel Office, either, and the fact that he was already retired didn’t deprive the Navy of it’s authority to hold the Board.

*** By “face” I really mean waive. In all of my cases, waiving the Grade Determination Board was a condition the military required in allowing the client to retire in lieu of court-martial. But that wasn’t necessarily a factor for CAPT Jackson since he had already retired. It’s was theoretically possible to recall him to active duty to court-martial him for the things the IG said he did, but the path of least resistance was a Grade Determination Board.

ETA: Here’s a link to the IG report:

https://media.defense.gov/2021/Mar/03/2 ... 21-057.PDF

Mostly the misconduct involved sexual harassment, drinking, and taking ambien.

It goes on to say that the demotion cost him ~$15k/yr.

Navy demoted Ronny Jackson after probe into White House behavior

https://www.stripes.com/branches/navy/2 ... 38700.html
Source - Stars and Stripes

What a PoS. No wonder he and the Diapered One get along.

If there is one thing Ronny knows, it is overmedication.
https://x.com/RonnyJacksonTX/status/176 ... 70869?s=20

Ronny Jackson @RonnyJacksonTX wrote: Wow! They over medicated him! Angry, confused, and yelling. I think Hunter may be prescribing his drugs now!