More often than not, doctors are an authority figure in the minds of millions. An image of importance (white coat, swift walk, stethoscope, M.D.) so successful in creating reverence, it is constantly used to shape minds through television programming. Respect the authority.

But they aren't the highest authority. If they were, it wouldn't matter what they say. All would be Gospel. Or, people could simply choose which book they want themselves to adhere.

What happens, however, when one doesn't "get with the program"? They must now lose the ability to guide patients and the public...

Proof of this could not be more obvious then in the cases of not only Dr. Sherri Tenpenny who was forced to cancel her Australian tour after the loving, caring pro-vaccine camp resorted to threats of violence - but also, Dr. Jack Wolfson, "the Paleo cardiologist" who was recently vocal about not vaccinating children.

In a very obvious and full-throttle move, the Arizona Medical Board is now investigating the doctor for what he said. At the same time, there are calls from "experts" to have such doctors' licenses revoked because somehow, they are creating harm.

When has a doctor's right to not use vaccines ever been negotiable? Since when is expressing opinion grounds for having a medical license revoked?

Look at the aggressive way CNN handles this. No prizes for guessing the media bias: