Indiana doctor’s lawyer tells AG to halt ‘false’ statements

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9 thoughts on “Indiana doctor’s lawyer tells AG to halt ‘false’ statements

  1. It sounds like Mr. Rokita wanted to perform some political grand standing on national news before doing much research into the situation. I am glad that his office has all of Indiana’s other issues covered so he can spend his time (and our tax money) trying to score political points on a national level.

  2. This shows Rokita’s true colors and his complete incompetence in understanding his role. Any good AG knows to mark words carefully before judging. All he wants is to, as previously stated, score political points. Congratulations, Todd, you scored -100 pts with me! Bye, bye!

    1. Quote, “….exploiting a 10-year-old’s rape and trauma….”

      Isn’t that exactly what Dr. Caitlin Bernard and the girl’s handlers did, Pat B, not to mention all the pro-abortionists clear up to and including the dopey, dementia-addled, base-sucking-up-to Joe Biden?

      It’s a two-way street, you know, although I agree that AG Rokita should have gone about the investigation without mentioning it to anyone until conclusions had been reached.

    2. You can claim it’s a two way street. One side of that street is one lane and the other is a multiple lane interstate.

      Rokita deserves to be reprimanded for his behavior, and he should be sued for defamation for spouting off without having all the facts.

      It’s one things for Internet clowns like us to spout off without all the facts. But the chief legal officer of the State of Indiana is held to a higher standard, at his choice. He’s using his office – and our tax dollars – to campaign for other offices. All he’s actually doing is making people miss Curtis Hill.

      I mean, he’s making an abortion doctor a sympathetic figure, Bob.

  3. I thought the issue being raised was the doctor calling a press conference instead of reporting a crime, and for violating the hippa laws.

    1. The crime was reported a week before the abortion took place.

      Blaming the doctor is very convenient for both the Ohio and Indiana AG’s who decided to rush to score political points and make political statements instead of doing a modicum of research. Both of them managed to make an abortion doctor look good.

      https://news.yahoo.com/know-10-old-ohio-girl-125312443.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly9kdWNrZHVja2dvLmNvbS8&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAAJE0AVifjlFVf-8mS7oRhhtqrknedopBySr2pWjvN0ytpnSjRugTTuNG2tTveaZ2LivuMRouFcccX_sYukO9vm6MdSj3x2Hlo1r3EtKndcLPzx2lF9tUnFl6EDH3u8079Ou9YcpNVex-fPZGaaGot3EGEPX_pAmJlIGubB9mbUFq

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