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To: BykrBayb

Apparently what happened is that Kerry said yesterday (Monday) that Christopher Reeve called him on Saturday to thank him for discussing stem cell research during the debate the night before (Friday). However, Mr. Reeve had gone into a coma on Thursday, the day before the debate, and never recovered, so any claim by Kerry of a phone call on Saturday is thoroughly discredited.


227 posted on 10/12/2004 10:06:42 AM PDT by HenryLeeII ("I own a lumber company? Didn't know that. ... ... Want some wood?" -GWB, Oct. 8, 2004)
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To: HenryLeeII

Ah, that makes sense. I remember him talking about Reeves during the debate, though I don't remember exactly what he said. I thought that's when he was supposed to have made the comment that Reeves called him. Okay, kerry made the comment yesterday. In what forum? An interview, speech, or what? I suppose I'll find out as I continue to read through the thread. Unfortunately, I'm doing a couple other things too, so this could take some time.

I guess Reeves called kerry (while in his coma) to assure him that he'll be voting for him November 9 (that's the election day for dems.) Now that he's dead, I guess he'll be voting twice.


231 posted on 10/12/2004 10:23:10 AM PDT by BykrBayb (5 minutes of prayer for Terri, every day at 11 am EDT, until she's safe. http://www.terrisfight.org)
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To: HenryLeeII
No Reeve didn't go into a coma on Thursday. See #155 on this thread. The Thursday report is in error and has been retracted. See also #205.
232 posted on 10/12/2004 10:26:00 AM PDT by Fatalis (The Libertarian Party is to politics as Esperanto is to linguistics.)
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