US EditionHouston Pediatrician Dismissed Following Post About Kerr County Flood Victims
- During the Fourth of July weekend, devastating floods swept through Texas Hill Country, resulting in the deaths of more than 80 individuals, among them 27 campers and staff from Camp Mystic.
- The floods resulted from torrential rains that caused the Guadalupe River to surge more than 26 feet in under an hour, devastating Kerr County and destroying Camp Mystic.
- Houston pediatrician Dr. Christina B. Propst posted a now-deleted social media message mocking flood victims as Trump supporters who should 'get what they voted for,' sparking widespread outrage.
- Blue Fish Pediatrics condemned the post as contrary to their values, confirmed Propst’s termination, and stated any complaints would be thoroughly investigated by the Texas Medical Board, which has not yet opened a formal inquiry.
- Rescue operations continue for missing victims, while officials and community leaders emphasize focusing on survivor recovery and rejecting politicization amid ongoing regional recovery efforts.
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Houston pediatrician fired after controversial post about Kerr County flood victims
Dr. Christina Propst, a Houston pediatrician, was dismissed from Blue Fish Pediatrics after her controversial social media post mocking Kerr County flood victims, based on their political beliefs, went viral.
·Houston, United States
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'Monster pediatrician' cheering deaths of 'MAGA children' in Texas flood gets fired! * WorldNetDaily * by Bob Unruh
'The fact that she thought it was smart to post it for the whole world to see only makes it worse. Posts are forever, especially those that truly reveal who people are'
·Medford, United States
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A doctor from Texas is released after she publishes a Facebook post on the floods in Texas, claiming that the victims are mainly Trump supporters.
·Berlin, Germany
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Pediatrician Sparks Uproar After Posting an Absolutely Wicked Comment About the Texas Flooding that Killed 82 People, Including 28 Kids - Is Later Canned by Her Employer
A medical professional whom people trusted to care for them sparked a national uproar after showing off her evil soul following one of the worst U.S.
·United States
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