Did Cameron Lamb Protesters Take 'The L' Today?!?!

Right now we check an important arguement from tody's proceedings that hopes to myth-bust a talking point touted by local mainstream media at the behest of activists.

Here's the money line . . .

Dr. Clymer did not treat Lamb in person for his 2015 injury which resulted in Cameron Lamb being treated and hospitalized.

He testified that most people with a similar injury would recover and be able to use that hand.

“Some of that is dependent on upon the bony injury and that joint, that’s probably the biggest issue. I would expect that would cause some stiffness, discomfort that will improve gradually, over quite a lengthy period of time. I would expect a wound like this would be healed in 8-12 weeks and stiffness and discomfort would improve in 6-8 months,” Dr. Clymer said.

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