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TOPAL 
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| re: So, when will John Bolton and some of you on this board apologize (Posted on 1/1/13 at 12:01 pm to Rex)
It's hard to trust this administration when all they do is deceive.
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CITWTT
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| re: So, when will John Bolton and some of you on this board apologize (Posted on 1/1/13 at 12:20 pm to Rex)
Clintons' is a family of liars, but don't let that
interfere with the most honest Oboes administration. Remember that Lewinsky BJ which didn't inolve sex, or the law firms records that went undiscovered for three plus years?
Go do something with your mind and create the dogs costumes for the year.
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OneFifty
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| re: So, when will John Bolton and some of you on this board apologize (Posted on 1/1/13 at 12:20 pm to Rex)
Rex;dr
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| re: So, when will John Bolton and some of you on this board apologize (Posted on 1/1/13 at 12:24 pm to TOPAL)
Doctors Expect Clinton to Recover Fully From Blood Clot Near Brain
December 31, 2012
WASHINGTON — Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton’s blood clot formed in her head, her doctors said on Monday, a potentially serious condition from which they nonetheless stressed they expect her to fully recover.
Mrs. Clinton was hospitalized Sunday at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital for the blood clot — in a vein between the brain and the skull and behind her right ear — and doctors said on Monday that it had not resulted in a stroke or neurological damage. They said they were treating her with blood thinners to try to dissolve the clot.
“She will be released once the medication dose has been established,” according to the statement from Dr. Lisa Bardack and Dr. Gigi El-Bayoumi. Clots like the one Mrs. Clinton has can be serious, said doctors not involved in her care. Dr. David Langer, a brain surgeon and an associate professor at the North Shore-Hofstra-Long Island Jewish School of Medicine, said that if this type of clot was untreated, it could cause blood to back up, and could lead to a hemorrhage inside the brain.
Mrs. Clinton’s doctors struck an upbeat tone in their statement. “In all other aspects of her recovery, the secretary is making excellent progress, and we are confident she will make a full recovery,” the statement said. “She is in good spirits, engaging with her doctors, her family and her staff."
The sudden turn in Mrs. Clinton’s condition appeared to take members of her staff by surprise. As recently as Sunday afternoon, they thought she was on the mend and ready to return to work this week.
“Yep, she’s looking forward to getting back to the office this week and resuming her schedule (plan is Wednesday),” Mrs. Clinton’s close aide, Philippe Reines, replied to an e-mail inquiry.
But by 7:30 p.m. Sunday, all that had changed. Mrs. Clinton, who had been home for more than two weeks nursing injuries sustained after she fainted and hit her head, suffering a concussion, had been admitted at NewYork-Presbyterian with an ominous diagnosis: a blood clot stemming from the concussion, Mr. Reines said.
Instantly, the woman who, before even announcing, has been widely viewed as a front-runner for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2016, someone who has spent the past four years keeping up a grueling schedule in which she racked up miles as the most-traveled secretary of state and visited 112 countries, was seeming uncharacteristically fragile.
Instead of talking about who might be her running mate, or how she had, even on Monday, again been named the most admired woman in America in a Gallup poll, the chatter on the Potomac shifted to talk about how, at the end of the day, she is a 65-year-old woman trying to recover after falling and hitting her head.
This being Washington, there was plenty of political finger-pointing.
On Twitter, those sympathetic to Mrs. Clinton lashed out at Republican critics who had accused her of faking her illness. BuzzFeed helpfully chronicled the top “eight people who thought Hillary Clinton was faking her concussion” because she did not want to testify before Congress on the Benghazi attacks. They included The New York Post, which called her concussion a “head fake,” and the Fox News contributor Charles Krauthammer, who called her illness “acute Benghazi allergy.”
David Rothkopf, an acting Commerce Department under secretary in the Bill Clinton administration, strongly criticized the quick politicizing of Mrs. Clinton’s health, both by allies and foes.
“It’s a sign of the level of politicization that this woman could be lying in a hospital bed dealing with a serious issue and the first reaction of all these people is politics,” Mr. Rothkopf said. “There’s no politics in a blood clot.”
“The point is,” he added, “people should just stop and be human beings.”
Mrs. Clinton’s friends say they have become increasingly concerned about her since she fell ill in mid-December from a stomach virus that left her severely dehydrated. She was vomiting constantly, friends said, and fell forward, hitting her head and blacking out. The result, one friend said, was a contusion on her eye and on her brain. She was forced to cancel a trip to the Middle East and Africa that had been planned for the next week.
On Dec. 13, doctors diagnosed a concussion, and she had been kept since then to limited activity, according to a friend of Mrs. Clinton’s who spoke on condition of anonymity because he did not want to discuss her illness publicly.
Mr. Reines said that on Sunday, during a follow-up exam, doctors found a blood clot and hospitalized her. “Her doctors will continue to assess her condition, including other issues associated with her concussion,” he said in a statement Sunday night.
Dr. Geoff Manley, vice chairman of neurological surgery at the University of California, San Francisco, said patients with this condition generally needed to be treated in an intensive care unit, by specialists with expertise in this kind of clot.
The treatment usually begins with intravenous blood thinning drugs, and scans to monitor the clot. After a few days, patients can usually be moved to a regular hospital floor and be gradually switched from intravenous drugs to pills. Barring complications, after a few more days they can usually go home. But the clot may take weeks or months to dissolve, and treatment will continue for even longer to prevent a recurrence.
This type of venous clot is more common in women than in men, Dr. Langer said, particularly with dehydration. But it is impossible to say exactly what caused it in Mrs. Clinton’s case — her head injury, the illness, some other factor or a combination.
Given that she has had a blood clot in the past — in her leg in 1998 — she may be prone to form clots, and may need lifelong treatment to prevent them, possibly with low doses of aspirin or other blood-thinning drugs.
Helene Cooper reported from Washington, and Denise Grady from New York. Lawrence K. Altman contributed research
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themunch
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| re: So, when will John Bolton and some of you on this board apologize (Posted on 1/1/13 at 12:32 pm to Rex)
Sorry u be sick miss Hillary. Get betta real soon now. Holla at me if ya need anything.
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| re: So, when will John Bolton and some of you on this board apologize (Posted on 1/1/13 at 12:40 pm to Eurocat)
Blah blah blah blah blah! blah blah blah blah blah blah etc...
In english-bullshite!!!!!!!!!! Every last word of it. You telling me it took them 3 f$%king weeks to dx a blood clot in the brain of the former first lady? bullshite!!!! But this gives her a legit excuse to "not remember". Is it just me or is this adminstration plagued by odd "coincidences". Too many coincidences= A MUTHAF%$KING TREND!!! 
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| re: So, when will John Bolton and some of you on this board apologize (Posted on 1/1/13 at 12:44 pm to Rex)
The day after you abort yourself.
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LSURussian
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| re: So, when will John Bolton and some of you on this board apologize (Posted on 1/1/13 at 1:39 pm to Rex)
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o, when will John Bolton and some of you on this board apologize
for calling Hillary Clinton's condition fake?
The same time when you and Dirty Harry Reid apologize for your lies about Romney not paying income taxes for 10 years.
We're waiting, liar.
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los angeles tiger
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| re: So, when will John Bolton and some of you on this board apologize (Posted on 1/1/13 at 1:46 pm to LSURussian)
I wish Rex had been in Benghazi.
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| re: So, when will John Bolton and some of you on this board apologize (Posted on 1/1/13 at 1:50 pm to Rex)
If she comes out if this with "memory lapses," I'll call bull shite all day long.
All of this occurring now is far too convenient.
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ChineseBandit58
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| re: So, when will John Bolton and some of you on this board apologize (Posted on 1/1/13 at 1:54 pm to Scruffy)
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If she comes out if this with "memory lapses,"
You can bet on this. - It will probably be used to prevent her from being forced to testify at all.
This is ultra-fine Bovine Scatology.
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| re: So, when will John Bolton and some of you on this board apologize (Posted on 1/1/13 at 1:55 pm to Scruffy)
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If she comes out if this with "memory lapses,"
That could seal her doom in 2016. We can't have a brain damaged president, can we?
oh damn
that's a stupid question, never mind
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| re: So, when will John Bolton and some of you on this board apologize (Posted on 1/1/13 at 1:56 pm to Rex)
Expect that apology just as soon as those on the Left, especially Andrew Sullivan, apologize for questioning the maternity of Trig Palin, a child with Down's Syndrome.
And considering the ahem, the frequent problem the Clintons have with the truth, i.e. FBI files mysteriously appearing, etc., is it any wonder people have a tendency to take anything she says with a ton of salt?
Really I think Hillary has done it all Ferris Beuller style. The door opens, and the snoring commences.
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| re: So, when will John Bolton and some of you on this board apologize (Posted on 1/1/13 at 1:57 pm to Scruffy)
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If she comes out if this with "memory lapses," I'll call bull shite all day long.
This is a virtual fricking guarantee. I have had many pt's with subdurals. A few have mild memory issues of events around the time of the injury, but otherwise are unaffected. If it took three fricking weeks to dx, it must be pretty go damn small. Any loss of memory related to the Benghazi shite is utter bull shite. I like how the media IMMEDIATELY pounced on the potential memory loss. Who is so fricking stupid that they can't see through this obvious mf'ing charade? 
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los angeles tiger
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| re: So, when will John Bolton and some of you on this board apologize (Posted on 1/1/13 at 2:01 pm to TrueTiger)
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That could seal her doom in 2016. We can't have a brain damaged president, can we
We currently have one along with all those that just re-elected him as well as all the brain-dead ones from the cemeteries.
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LSURussian
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| re: So, when will John Bolton and some of you on this board apologize (Posted on 1/1/13 at 2:15 pm to los angeles tiger)
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I wish Rex had been in Benghazi.
Pfffttt!! Rex won't leave his condo....
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| re: So, when will John Bolton and some of you on this board apologize (Posted on 1/1/13 at 2:41 pm to Rex)
I've had several concussions and don't have memory lapses. Give me another excuse.
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| re: So, when will John Bolton and some of you on this board apologize (Posted on 1/1/13 at 3:07 pm to mooseknuckle)
My father fell and hit his head on the coffee table the week of the A&M game, had a concussion and was a bit out of it for a few weeks. He can't remember ever playing A&M and I know he watched the game. I called him at half and at the end of the game. Brain scans were negative. It's some scary shite when it happens.
But it didn't affect his memory before the fall and I'd guess this wouldnt affect hers re events from that period.
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LSUMJ
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| re: So, when will John Bolton and some of you on this board apologize (Posted on 1/1/13 at 3:17 pm to Rex)
You posted multiple times you thought Bush was gay, but u want an apology for that?
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LSUMJ
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| re: So, when will John Bolton and some of you on this board apologize (Posted on 1/1/13 at 3:20 pm to Rex)
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Posted by Rex on 1/1 at 10:55 am to Joshjrn False equivalence is a Republican's (i.e. liar's) stock in trade
But everyone else is a partisan hack right gerald?
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