Navy demoted Ronny Jackson after damning report on White House conduct
- Rep. Ronny Jackson, a former White House physician, retired as a Navy rear admiral in 2019 but was demoted in July 2022 due to substantiated inappropriate behavior at the White House.
- The Department of Defense Inspector General report found Jackson made inappropriate statements, drank alcohol, and contributed to a negative work environment while serving as the White House physician.
- Jackson dismissed the report as politically motivated and did not address his demotion in his July 2022 memoir "Holding the Line".
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When Trump was president he nominated Jackson to head the Department of Veterans Affairs based on his personal affinity for the doctor, who had declared Trump to be in "excellent health" after his 2018 physical examination, despite indications of heart disease and borderline obesity. However, misconduct allegations emerged after Jackson's nomination for the VA position, which led to his withdrawal from consideration. Despite this setback, he cont
Rep. Ronny Jackson kept saying he was a rear admiral after he was demoted
Rep. Ronny Jackson has continued to call himself a retired Navy admiral even though he was demoted in 2021 after a damning report about his inappropriate conduct as a White House physician.
Navy demoted Ronny Jackson in 2022 after scathing watchdog report
The Navy demoted Rep. Ronny Jackson in 2022 after a scathing report from the Defense Department watchdog found the former White House physician drank on the job, routinely screamed at subordinates, and acted inappropriately.
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