"Like it had been drunkenly faxed from a clinic on an alien planet"

[pinboy3niner]

--Rachel Maddow on Trump's letter from his doctor on his health

Bazinga!

[GreatCaesarsGhost]

1. If I heard correctly...

He said he knew Hillary's doctor and implied that he knew about Hillary's "problems".

[Hekate]

2. Just what you expect from someone affiliated with DTs: totally unprofessional.

Who was that woman standing over him and being so protective? That was weird.

[63splitwindow]

5. Beyond unprofessional. That would be a big time ethical violation that should be reported to the

New York medical board. Any New York health care professionals here should (and are possibly required to) follow up on this.

[Tanuki]

8. I wondered who she was as well. An attorney? I though it very odd that she was the one, and not

Bornstein, who answered the question of whether he had written the letter. He seemed impaired, frankly. I hope he will be investigated, as he appears either too incompetent, or too lacking in basic professional ethics, to be practicing medicine.

[Hekate]

9. She didn't act like an attorney; more like a protective caregiver, a wife, a daughter...

...someone tasked with making sure he didn't make a complete fool of himself. You're right that he seemed impaired -- I thought stoned, or not all there in some other way. He was way too loosey-goosey.

[malaise]

10. I'm taking bets that under sworn testimony

he'll admit that he did not write that letter.

Check this out from last year
Donald J. Trump
✔
@realDonaldTrump

As a presidential candidate, I have instructed my long-time doctor to issue, within two weeks, a full medical report-it will show perfection 8:08 AM - 3 Dec 2015

Rachel asked a good question a few nights ago - who needs a gastroenterologist if he doesn't have a stomach problem?

"I think I picked up his kind of language and then just interpreted it to my own," Bornstein said.

When he sat down to write the letter, Bornstein — who said he is board-certified in internal medicine and gastroenterology — gushed that Trump's lab results were "astonishingly excellent." He state that the businessman's "cardiovascular status is excellent" but noted that he was taking a low dose of aspirin and a low dose of a cholesterol-busting statin.

Don the Con wrote that letter and this idiot will lose his license over it.

[tanyev]

4. Right, because Hillary's doctor would totally violate HIPAA to gossip with that clown.

Has anyone checked if he's really a doctor, or did Trump just hire the first available unemployed actor?

[Tanuki]

6. Sanjay Gupta looked into it, and said that Bornstein misrepresented himself as a Fellow of the

American College of Gastroenterology, when he hasn't been a member of the organization in more than 20 years. He also inflated his status at Lenox Hill Hospital.
http://www.rawstory.com/2016/08/sanjay-gupta-reveals-doctor-behind-trumps-questionable-medical-note-lied-about-his-credentials/

[spiderpig]

3. The sideshow acts continue nonstop

Watching this dingbat I kept wondering " What am I seeing? I haven't had that much wine."

Independence Day was first thought.

[hunter]

7. I think "doctor" Trump wrote it.

Trump is clearly qualified to be President in every way....