Tranceman said:

but also because she seemed perennially dissatisfied.

What is wrong with that?? Seems to be exactly what any company would want

LOL. Yeah, unhappy employees are at a premium.

And why, you might ask, wouldn’t Rush fight this charge? Well, he did. He fought this politically motivated investigation for several years; he spent millions of dollars in legal fees challenging the state attorney every step of the way; and he went to the airwaves repeatedly to discuss his legal battle. In the end, despite Krischer’s efforts, Rush continues to maintain his innocence—and he does so as a matter of law—by responding once again with not guilty to a phony doctor-shopping charge the state attorney is unwilling to take to a jury. He has admitted to no wrongdoing at all. And now, finally, it is Rush’s innocence that remains unchallenged as this sad chapter comes to an end.

#266On October 6th, 2008 at 8:19 pm, chapoutier said

you really are a piece of work. you’re a liar as well as a moron. rush fought those trumped up political charges for years.

The truth is that Krischer never had a case. In November 2005, the assistant state attorney handling the investigation stood up in open court and made the mind-blowing admission that he had “no idea” whether Rush had committed a crime—after pursuing Rush, and crawling through every aspect of his private life, for over two years. He claimed he needed the court to authorize the evisceration of Rush’s doctor-patient privilege so he could interview physicians. Why? Because after months and months of poring over Rush’s actual medical records the prosecutor had no proof that Rush had done anything wrong. This should have come as no surprise since that’s what Rush had told them and shown them all along the way.

Nor did the harassment stop there. Rush was treated far differently from the average person at every juncture—but, of course, you already knew that because, as we’ve noted, the average person would not have been investigated for such a “crime” as doctor-shopping at all. For another example, real prosecutors are duty-bound to keep investigative information confidential. If they are ready to charge someone formally and back up the charges in court, fine. Otherwise, Americans are not supposed to be tried in the press. But Rush was the exception. His private medical records were splashed all over television once they were in the hands of the prosecutors.

Another example. People being investigated routinely retain lawyers. Those lawyers frequently interact with the prosecutors, for obvious reasons such as negotiating over demands for information. Those communications are supposed to remain confidential—again, real prosecutors put-up-or-shut-up in a court of justice; they know they are not supposed to tar people in the court of public opinion. In Rush’s case, however, state attorneys publicized their communications with Rush’s counsel. Worse, in this instance, they were actually given advice by the state attorney general and the Florida Bar Association advising them to seek a court’s permission before releasing such information—yet, they not only released it, they also misrepresented the advice they had been given.

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but if you weren’t a liar, you wouldn’t be a liberal, you piece of trash.

So, I’m done with those Tards.
Guess I’ll be watching the debates on PBS. Hurl!!!

Not sure how soon it will be reported to the ToofSquads here in St L, but I’m expecting that knock on the door, or at least a phat audit from the IRS.

But, I will not be kept
Silent In St Louis!!!

So if someone embezzles, they didn’t do anything illegal, as opposed to the mugger?

Not in the mortgage business anyway…

Getting the patient off can be tricky for a number of reasons. If you have “rebound pain” I can imagine it might cause a whole cycle that could lead to abuse.

“The essential element for successful opioid detoxification is the gradual tapering of the dose. Opioid withdrawal is generally not dangerous except in patients at risk from increased sympathetic tone, such as those with increased intracranial pressure or unstable angina. However, opioid withdrawal is very uncomfortable and distressing to patients. Tapering opioids often results in exacerbation of the patient’s primary pain symptom (rebound pain). Increases in pain can occur even if the analgesic effects of opioid therapy had not been appreciable. Although it is generally not possible to avoid discomfort completely, the goal of detoxification is to ameliorate withdrawal. “

and when I said ‘get them illegally’ I meant fromm the street…obviously.

So if someone embezzles, they didn’t do anything illegal, as opposed to the mugger?

this charge of ‘doctor shopping’ was a trumped up democRAT charge, just like the charges against Delay. it was only used once before against someone. just more proof that the RATs will do anything for power, and destroy anyone who stands in their way.

So why didn’t Rush fight them with firey indignation? Why didn’t he but those DemocRATS in their place like the true warrior he is? Why did he agree to accept outpatient treatment?

Let me guess…just like O’Reilly settled the falafel suit…he “just wanted to get it behind him” and “move on with his life” or some crap like that that all the guilty ones say.

And to answer the question of another, Rush was accused charged with criminal offenses

I assume that was me…this is what I said:

now thats a straight out lie. rush was never accused, or convicted of getting them illegally.

this charge of ‘doctor shopping’ was a trumped up democRAT charge, just like the charges against Delay. it was only used once before against someone. just more proof that the RATs will do anything for power, and destroy anyone who stands in their way.

pure evil.