Been there...
Done that.
Posted on 10/18/2022 4:15:43 PM PDT by nickcarraway
Stevens, the son of prominent U.S. Sen. Ted Stevens, was hiking near Seward, Alaska, on Thursday evening when he suffered a fatal medical emergency Email
Former Alaska politician Ben Stevens died late last week at the age of 63, after suffering a medical emergency while hiking near Seward.
On Thursday evening Alaska State Troopers, U.S. Forest Service officers and medics were dispatched to the Chugach National Forest to respond to a report of a hiker needing CPR on the Lost Lake Trail. Life-saving measures were unsuccessful, according to online dispatch records, and the deceased hiker was later identified as Stevens.
Stevens served in the Alaska state Senate from 2001 to 2007, working his way up to Senate majority leader and then Senate president. In the years since he left the state Senate, he had stints as a member of the Republican National Committee, chief of staff for Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy and, most recently, vice president of external affairs and transportation for oil producer ConocoPhillips.
Stevens' rise to power in the early 2000s was aided by the national prominence of his politician father, longtime U.S. Sen. Ted Stevens, who was killed in a 2010 plane crash in southern Alaska.
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Died with his boots on. That would be my choice.
Was he clot shoted?
Been there...
Done that.
Blaze of Glory.....
Never heard of him but may he RIP.
Another excess death as life expectancy in US will fall to 52 by 2025 at the present rate.
Bill Gates and the other eugenics psychopaths like Fauci never thought they could kill so many with so little effort. Vaxxxxxxxines will save the Earth and lead to a New World Order with the 10% who are left.
Now go get BOOSTED TODAY!
May the rest of us be so lucky.. d;^)
Woah......
The welfare State has a perverse incentive to make sure no one lives to 65. Carpe Diem!
As someone who likes to hike, and is not getting any younger - it hits home.
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