of the four, Cheney would be the best qualified for the job.
I too noticed the spittle and it was very distracting; I kept wondering how they were going to get word to him to wipe his mouth. Also, in regards to the left side of his face being slack, I found myself wondering if that had always been the case and I just hadn't noticed it before. With all that going on who could pay attention to what was said? Of course that's assuming anything of substance was said.
Who is in line after Cheney because we already know he has a bad ticker?
Is Jerry the president pro tem, Bi? How did I miss that.
I don't think it is anything this serious. Don't think a stroke or any such--though, of course, all this (including mine) is speculation.
I think Pat Robertson might have something to say about Jerry being Prez.
After Cheney, Dennis Hastert:
http://speaker.house.gov/
Right, Jes. Even Alexander Haig didn't know that. Often I think it's the folks who should know that don't.
Cheney also has the advantage of having a good working relationship with Halliburton. Very important, apparently, in the US effort in Iraq...
INteresting article Freeduck!
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I have to say from what I've seem of Hastert, he don't look so healthy either.
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