No, duplicate thread.
Video: Kerry motorcade arrives at Mass General Hospital in Boston
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BqjQKqcXEgo&feature=em-upload_owner
For some reason we need to know that she’s sick but we don’t deserve to know why.
Well, as odumbo says, just give her a pill. Oh wait, that’s for the common folks.
Let’s keep proper decorum here.
Article says she was treated for breast cancer in 2009. Cancer makes a person more susceptible to blood clots. Educated guess would be pulmonary embolism or cerebral infarction. Despite what we may think of her or her husband, prayers that she will be OK.
Surely Lord Kerry wouldn’t leave his yacht for something this minor??
having to look at John Kerry every day is enough to make anybody sick.
Hope she’s OK but as a good friend said:
Stupid should hurt.
Under Obamacare, how many 74 year old hoi polloi would rate being airlifted to a major medical center?
Am I supposed to treat one of the least valuable life forms on the planet with special consideration?
omg john f’n kerry finally killed her.
Hope she wrote Lurch out of the will.
Wow Obama care covers medivac
http://capitalresearch.org/pubs/pdf/x3797262231.pdf
from 2003:
A look at how major donors relate to
Tides is quite eye-opening. For instance,
in 2001 the Tides Foundation and the Heinz
Endowments, which are based in Pittsburgh,
opened the Tides Center of Western
Pennsylvania, also based in Pittsburgh.
The chairman of the Howard Heinz Endowment
is Teresa Heinz Kerry, widow of the
late John Heinz, the Pennsylvania Republican
senator, and wife of Senator John
Kerry (D-MA), a candidate for President in
2004. The Howard Heinz Endowment had
2001 assets of $788,633,056. Between 1995
and 2001 it donated $4,298,500 to the Tides
Foundation and Center. Howard Heinz’s
father (and John Heinz’ great-grandfather)
founded the Heinz food company. The
Howard Heinz Endowment, and a separate
Vira Heinz Endowment make up the Heinz
Endowments.
In 2002, the two Heinz endowments
donated $150,000 to the Tides Center and
$1,050,000 to the Tides Center for Western
Pennsylvania. The Western Pennsylvania
Center’s priorities focus on the local environment,
land use and “sustainability;”
however, its list of 33 projects also includes
support for the 50,000 member Student
Environmental Action Coalition,
which has 2200 chapters nationwide; the
Pennsylvania Energy Project II which promotes
the development of “green” businesses”;
and Global Connections, which
promotes a more active engagement in foreign
policy with Latin American, Africa
and Asia.Sometimes the money flow reverses.
The Heinz Endowments reports
that it receives money from the Tides Center
to fund a “Pennsylvania Chemical Strategies
Partnership Project,” which educates
chemical suppliers and customers in how
to reduce chemical use.
Lord knows what she’s done since 2003...
Wow! I hope I’m not supposed to care about this.
Possible Ketchup overdose? That could be serious.
Gin soaked raisins.
Not good. I just watched a “The First 48” marathon. Every time someone went to the hospital... “they died.”
I hope she left everything to the pool boy.