5. The parallels are clear, and you know it. Funny how you mention Kennedy's presidential bid against
Carter. Dem running against dem right?
I was too little then, but I wonder if he would have taken it to the convention if he were the popular vote leader, and the disenfranchisment of the voters of two VERY IMPORTANT swing states were on the line.
My point was that Hillary will survive and succeed irregardless of what happens to this election. Kennedy faces a much more serious challenge. Please don't equate their situations.
9. Sadly enough, once you have a malignant brain tumor
your life is pretty much over. No, he may not be in the grave yet but once you're diagnosed with such a thing life as you knew it will never be the same.
What they SHOULD be talking about is how man can figure out a way to kill off every living thing on the planet but has yet to figure out a way to kill a cancer cell.
A Grade III to IV glioblastoma in a 76 year old does not have a good prognosis. And being in the left parietal in a right handed individual, surgery might affect his ability to speak so that the limited options of radiation and chemo are not likely to give him a prolonged life span.
In my opinion, he is likely to die sooner than most people on death row in this country.
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