I’m pretty sure they would’ve researched that. Check it out.

Serious question.

who are complete and total wackos - they are all members of loony RW religious institutions.
I don't know how they compartmentalize their thinking.

She has a temp license that expired in April. She did replace that with a permanent license - looks like she was accepted last November for that.

Look up Stella Grace Immanuel on the TX medical board license lookup page. I’d do screenshots, but unsure how to post without an outside site link.

Her work address is a church, not a clinic, but she does work as a doctor. Enjoy this fact check about her. She’s a real “winner.”

https://www.thecourierdaily.com/dr-stella-immanuel-houston-texas-hcqs-covid19-wiki/23104/

You don’t use the middle name on those searches.

Your friend didn’t know how to do it correctly. That’s just a fact, or your friend would’ve found it. Don’t get defensive about facts. Not everyone knows where to look, or might not make other mistakes. That’s why tech support exists.

... so who knows, just don't think the slant was called for.

Which makes Dr. Immanuel's claims about the efficacy of hydroxychloroquine look . . . specious. Where is her peer-reviewed article on that? What was her methodology? How can researchers evaluate her claim without a paper or study or, well, anything?

If it looks like a duck and walks like a duck, it's a quack.

...or otherwise has compromised reasoning ability

Exhibit A - Ben Carson
Exhibit B - Ronny Jackson
Exhibit C - Deborah Birx
Exhibit D - Harold Bornstein
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