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Even if Reeve went into a coma on Saturday, are we to believe that he was in such great shape the night before that he watched the debate and decided, "Hey, I'm going to track down John Kerry's cell phone number and call him tomorrow." If he went into a coma on Saturday and died the following night, he couldn't have been in good-enough shape to be calling politicians.

Believe what you want. The premise of this thread is that Reeve was in a coma on Thursday and Kerry heard a message from Reeve on his cell phone on Saturday regarding Friday's debate. If the Thursday coma was true then Reeve could not have called Kerry. But the Thursday coma isn't true Reeve went into a coma sometime Saturday. What we know is that there is a window of time from the debate on Friday until Reeve's coma on Saturday when he could conceivably have left a message for Kerry. If that's the way it happened its certainly remarkable or maybe Kerry isn't telling the truth. We just don't have enough information right now to reach a firm conclusion one way or the other.

What you're saying is true. But, if Reeve went into a coma on Saturday (contradicting some published reports that it was Thursday), then it was a small window of time to get that phone call in, and it boggles my mind that the last thing he's thinking of is calling Kerry to thank him for bringing up SCR during the debate. Besides, if Kerry claims its true, that is the first indicator that there's something fishy going on!