ANOTHER PHONY OBAMACARE DOCTOR-- She's a Realtor- Never Practiced Medicine

[bijou]

Sheila Leavitt is not a real life doctor-- but she does play one at town hall meetings...
When she's not filling up her car with grease.
Buck's Right found another phony protest doctor.

I’m having trouble finding evidence that an ObamaCare supporter who spoke at Barney Frank’s town hall meeting last night, identified by the Associated Press and other media outlets as a Newton, MA doctor, actually is a doctor.
...

http://gatewaypundit.blogspot.com/2009/08/another-phony-obamacare-dr-is-really.html


Read the rest of the details at Gateway Pundit, this woman's practically a professional protester. 

[Freeper]

color me shocked that Obama and teh gang would resort to these tactics. 

[Chris]

One look at her car should tell you something isn't right with that woman...

[ironhorsedriver]

But the masses still genuflect at the Messiahs feet. The man has done everything but look them in the face and tell them he's a liar and crook, what is up with these people?

[thundley4]

But the masses still genuflect at the Messiahs feet. The man has done everything but look them in the face and tell them he's a liar and crook, what is up with these people?

Those that voted strictly along racial lines will not abandon him, and those that believe in his socialist agenda won't either.  The rest are slowly wising up to his lies.

[miskie]

This crazy moonbat chick is a Camp Casey vigil away from being Cindy Sheehan.

From the DUmp's archives...
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=203x355167

Fly by night  Donating Member  (1000+ posts)
Tue Apr-12-05 07:14 PM

Response to Reply #16
27. Sheila Leavitt, MD, sends 2nd letter (w/ documentation) to Jimmy Carter
   
Hi again Bernie:

I am forwarding to you the letter I just overnight-mailed (with reams of supporting documents) to Lauren Gay, Carter’s assistant. She says she will present it to him in his capacity as Co-Chair of the Blue Ribbon Election Reform Commission.

I was a bit rushed to get it to the P.O. before it closed, and left out many of the people, organizations, and reports whose efforts I wanted to include. Have you any suggestions?

Thanks for sending out my previous message.

Best,

Sheila
-------------
April 12, 2005

Ms. Lauren Gay
Assistant to President Jimmy Carter
Co-Chairman, Blue Ribbon Election Reform Commission
The Carter Center
One Copenhill
453 Freedom Parkway
Atlanta, Ga. 30307


Dear Ms. Gay:

Thank you for taking my call yesterday. I am, as requested, sending you some material for President Carter in his capacity as co-chairman of the Blue Ribbon Commission on Election Reform, which will hold hearings at American University next Monday, April 18.

I have requested several representatives of well-established and hard-working citizens’ voting rights organizations to contact you by mail at the Carter Center. You should perhaps keep an eye out for mailings to your attention labeled "URGENT: TIME SENSITIVE. Election Reform Information. PLEASE OPEN IMMEDIATELY."

Enclosed here please find:

· Ohio’s Odd Numbers, an article by Christopher Hitchens published Feb. 20, 2005 in Vanity Fair: This is a well-written, mainstream press piece giving background on not only the obvious problems in Ohio (long lines in minority precincts, selective paucity of voting machines), but documenting VERY SUSPICIOUS tallies in certain predominantly black counties. I believe, as do many others, that these are not isolated “glitches,” but a peek at the visible results of largely hidden electronic fraud.

· Analysis of the 2004 Presidential Election Exit Poll Discrepancies, released March 31, 2005 (updated April 11, 2005) : a multi-author, peer-reviewed study of the Edison/Mitofsky Election System 2004 Report (released January 19, 2005). This study was backed by the Utah-based non-profit corporation, US Count Votes. Their concluding sentence reads: “The absence of any statistically-plausible explanation for the discrepancy between Edison/Mitofsky’s exit poll data and the official presidential vote tally is an unanswered question of vital national importance that demands a thorough and unblinking investigation.”

http://electionarchive.org/ucvAnalysis/US/Exit_Polls_2004_Edison-Mitofsky.pdf

· An “Executive Summary” of the above report, written by one of its authors, Josh Mittledorf, Ph.D., Temple University Statistics Department

· A fact sheet prepared by Judith Alter, Ed.D, titled “Santa Fe County: 2004 Election and the Straight Party Option.” Dr. Alter’s data suggests that machine-tallied votes in this county may have been erroneous because machines were calibrated to tally straight party votes in a way that significantly benefited Mr. Bush.

· Material from a presentation by Larry P. English (given at the National Election Reform Conference, April 8-10, 2005), titled “Information Quality Improvement for Sustainable Election Reform.” His website: http://www.infoimpact.com /

· A Fact Sheet presented by Bernard Windham, a member of Common Cause from Florida, who has undertaken a heroic analysis of the thousands of specific complaints made by voters from around the country to the EIRS election day Hotline. This link, http://www.flcv.com/summary.html, will open a file containing links to state by state complaints.

· A troubling PRESS RELEASE from Mr. Brad Friedman (www.velvetrevolution.us ) titled: American Center for Voting Rights & the Baker/Carter Commission on Federal election Reform: The Fix Is In. This report details the problems with a “voting rights” group, the ACVR (American Center for Voting Rights) which is slated to testify before the Carter/Baker Blue Ribbon Commission. Please bring this to President Carter’s attention.

· A fact sheet (“North Carolina’s ballot blues”) from Joyce McCloy, coordinator of the N.C. Coalition for Verified Voting, a non-partisan organization of citizens from across the state who are very concerned that North Carolina is moving forward with the implementation of DRE's (electronic voting machines) that are not secure, not reliable and not voter verifiable. They call for improved security and increased transparency in all election systems used in North Carolina. www.ncvoter.net

· A fact sheet from The Open Voting Consortium, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to developing open voting systems. The fact sheet is called “Transparent Liberty: Accountable Election Systems.” http://www.openvotingconsortium.org /

· A document posted on the website of the non-partisan voters’ rights organization Voters Unite .org (http://www.votersunite.org /), titled “Restoring Confidence to Voters.” This is a report from the Independent Election Committee appointed by the Mercer County Board of Commissioners documenting voting problems from Nov. 2004 in Mercer County, Pennsylvania.

· An “Official Ohio Recount Affidavit” from Dr. Richard Hayes Phillips, Ph.D., professor at the University of Oregon, in which he documents his own exhaustive research into election fraud in Ohio. (I heard Dr. Phillips speak at the National Election Reform Conference, and he was very thorough and convincing.) The “Affidavit” can be found at: http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/WO0412/S00167.htm?mode=print


Ms. Gay: I could provide you and President Carter with much more documentation of the selfless efforts of these and other real citizen-patriots. Many have long worked toward President Carter’s stated goal for the Blue Ribbon Election Commission: an election system that “will make America proud again.” Their information should be publicly noted and they should be invited to testify at American University on April 18, 2005. Sincerely, Sheila Leavitt, MD

And this -- With an amusing phrase I have highlighted.. Its signature-line worthy 
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=203x359448

FogerRox  (1000+ posts)  Tue Apr-19-05 07:47 PM

Response to Reply #6
7. I got this from Laura all the 51 cap peeps know who she is
   
I just received this message from one of our "Nash-ional" conference
attendees (Dr. Sheila Leavitt, MD). She has already done the critical
groundwork today to get everything that you have to document the 2004
election theft in front of Jimmy Carter, both directly through his
assistant on the newly formed election commission AND through
Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney.
Please -- EVERYONE OF YOU -- take a half day (or more or less) to
flood President Carter's office with documents and charts and graphs and reports and testimony and legal motions and web-links and, and ...
that will shout loudly to an honorable and moral man that "... there ain't no pony in the pile of horseshit..." that represents the 2004 election.
If everyone of you who had so much to say at Jefferson Street Missionary
Baptist Church would now say it loudly (and with as much persuasive
content and volume as possible) to President Carter, he may be a
worthy champion and facilitator of that long-delayed shining light of
corporate media coverage on the 2004 election theft.
So please read Sheila's letter below RIGHT NOW and consider doing
what she asks, just as quickly as you can. If you do, we may just be
moving toward helping facilitate a "Gathering" of panelists from our side
for testimony to the new commission. Thanks for doing this, and not just thinking this is a good idea. Don't wait for anyone else -- we're the only ones left. Hi Bernie:
It's Sheila Leavitt; we talked at the conference in Nashville this
week, for which I thank you more times than I can say. Would you please
pass this along, ASAP, to the other attendees, or send me your mailing
list so that I can do it. THANKS!


I have been on the phone all day trying to get through to President
Carter, and finally spoke to his executive assistant, NOT his Carter
Center assistant. Her name is Lauren Gay, and she was very
sympathetic
to the idea of hearing testimony from the various groups who were in
Nashville. She says that the only way to get information to her is
BY
MAIL. I suggest that as many organizations as possible, those with
results who would be willing to testify, especially,
OVERNIGHT MAIL (with signed receipt requested) a succinct summary of your
information, and a letter verifying your willingness to testify (the first hearing is this next Monday, April 18, at American University
in D.C.), to:
MS. Lauren GAY

Assistant to President Jimmy Carter
Co-Chairmam, Blue Ribbon Commission on Election Reform
The Carter Center

One Copenhill
Freedom Parkway
Atlanta, Ga. 30307

I would mark this "URGENT: TIME SENSITIVE. Election Reform
Information.
PLEASE OPEN IMMEDIATELY."


Ms. Gay's telephone number is: 404-420-5100 (this is the Carter
Center: ask for extension 207. I had to call several times and be very
specific that my subject was President Carter's role as Commission co-chair,
and his need to receive information from election reform groups, before she would talk with me. The Carter Center per se is NOT INVOLVED in this issue. But Ms. Gay says that she will welcome calls from others of you with specific information. Sending it IN WRITING is also imperative,
however.

I am aware that many attendees at the Nashville Conference cast a
very jaundiced eye on the Blue Ribbon Commission. I agree that it appears to have been set up as a smokescreen to detract attention from those of you doing legitimate and valuable work in researching the 2004
election. However, my own opinion is that if we merely protest Mr.
Baker's appointment as co-chair (which I definitely think should also be done), we will possibly lose a chance to get President Carter's ear and have a public forum to air your many findings of egregious election abuse. Just my opinion.


Also, I spoke about this with Congresswoman McKinney after her
address to our conference. She told me she believes Mr. Carter to be an honest broker, and says that she will help us in our attempt to get useful
information to him. You can send the same information that you mail to Ms. Gay to Congresswoman McKinney at:

hugh.esco@mail.house.gov This is the email of Rep. McKinney's
executive assistant; she has promised to pass it along to President Carter.
Please mark it clearly in the subject line as being for Pres. Carter in his capacity as Co-Chair of the Commission, to be forwarded by Rep.
McKinney.

[thundley4]

From arfcom.

My research on that:

Andrew Lichtman (her husband) graduated from Univ. of Rochester School of Medicine & Dentistry in 1981. He then did his residency from 7/1/82 until 6/30/86 and was granted his medical license on 2/6/85.

http://profiles.massmedboard.org/MA-Physician-Profile-View-Doctor.asp?ID=22728

That matches up with what the son says. So if Sheila hasn't practiced medicine in 26 years that takes us back to 1983 when she too would have presumably been doing or have just completed her internship.

Interestingly I just realized that the Massachusetts Board of Registration in Medicine list all doctors regardless of license status so if she had previously held a license and allowed it to lapse it should show on there.

That appears to indicate therefore that Sheila decided to get married after her one year medical internship (as opposed to undertaking a two to seven year residency) and never got a medical license. Sheila therefore is legally an M.D. but not a licensed physician allowed to practice medicine independently.

The left  uses just enough truth to cover their ass on this one.

[JohnnyReb]

So now the medical professions slogan will be........

LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION.

[SSG Snuggle Bunny]

Obviously a RW special interest plant designed to discredit Obama by appearing to be a LW special interest plant.

[JohnnyReb]

Obviously a RW special interest plant designed to discredit Obama by appearing to be a LW special interest plant.

Plant my ass. Even plants have some pride....can you imagine seeing an ear of corn driving that car.

[SSG Snuggle Bunny]

You know what is really head-scratch worthy.

She spent all that time and money to graduate med school but hasn't actually practiced in 26 years.

Why?

Was the cost of doing business as a doctor too expensive/heavily regulated?

Was their simply more raw profit to be had as a salesperson than tending to people's health?

I wonder if she dealt heavily in CRA properties or investment flipping?



I'm not sayin' nothin', I'm just sayin'.