Pathetic, Abusive Druggie Alcoholic Right Winger Ronny Jackson Demands Biden's Immediate Resignation

He says he speaks for all alcoholic drug abusers for Trump!


A witness interviewed by the IG said that shortly after arriving in Manila, 
Jackson began drinking in the hotel lobby, then got into a car with a drink 
in his hand "to go out on the town." Another witness said he could smell 
alcohol on Jackson's breath later that evening. Back at the hotel, one of the 
witnesses said he saw Jackson "pounding" on the door of his female 
subordinate's room. When she opened the door, Jackson said, "I need you," 
and, "I need you to come to my room."
Witnesses also alleged that Jackson made a comment about a female medical 
subordinate's breasts and buttocks during a presidential trip to Asia in 
April 2014. "Witness 1, a medical subordinate, told us that during the Asia 
trip, before arriving in Manila, RDML Jackson told him a female medical 
subordinate (Manila Witness 2), who was also on the trip, had 'great t**s,' 
and 'what a nice a**,' and that RDML Jackson also told Manila Witness 1 that 
he would 'like to see more of her tattoos,'" the report says.
Two years later, in Bariloche, Argentina, two witnesses told the IG they saw 
Jackson drinking a beer while he was serving as the physician to the 
President and in charge of providing medical care for a presidential trip, 
despite regulations prohibiting him from 24 hours before the President's 
arrival until two hours after he left. Jackson, the witnesses said, dismissed 
the regulation as "ridiculous." Another witness said Jackson later smelled of 
alcohol, though she was unsure if he was drunk. One witness, identified in 
the report as "Bariloche Witness 5," said he did not smell alcohol on Jackson 
during the trip.
These two allegations of alcohol use both occurred under the Obama 
administration, but the report details a series of incidents under both Obama 
and Trump in which Jackson lost his temper, cursing at subordinates.
Of the 60 witnesses interviewed by the Defense Department IG about the 
command climate under Jackson, only 13 had positive comments, while 38 spoke 
about unprofessional behavior, intimidation and poor treatment of 
subordinates.
One witness said that Jackson "established a workplace where fear and 
intimidation were kind of the hallmarks of him, his command, and control of 
his subordinates."
At least six witnesses, all of whom were medical personnel, also told 
investigators that Jackson took Ambien, a prescription medicine used to treat 
insomnia, on long flights while on duty for providing medical care for 
government officials, including the President. The witnesses said they were 
concerned about the Ambien because it often leaves users drowsy and can 
impair someone's mental alertness. But the IG report notes there is no 
specific restriction on the use of Ambien during long flights. It recommends 
that the White House Military Office put out guidance on the appropriate use 
of Ambien and similar drugs.
The report did not, however, substantiate an allegation that Jackson had 
wrecked a government vehicle -- a claim that had added to the collapse of his 
bid to lead the Department of Veterans Affairs under Trump.