Charlie Rangel's Hateful Hope
Read this excerpt and then ponder the questions of mine that follow:
-Is this not an overt insult against the Vice President?
-Is this not an even bigger overt insult against the President, since it's people like Rangel that have insisted that Dick Cheney has been "the guy in Washington...running the country"?
-Is this also perhaps both a gambit to try and drive Cheney from office as well as a bit of wishful thinking that his "heart disease" might just do that job for Rangel "permanently"?
One more question after this last blurb:
Might it not be the Prince of Harlem who is the "very sick man"? Only about a foot northward of the cardiac region?
House Democrat Charles Rangel suggested Friday that Vice President Dick Cheney may not be healthy enough to continue in office.
"He [Cheney] is a sick man, you know," Rangel told the Manhattan news network NY1. "He's got heart disease."
In quotes picked up by the New York Post, Rangel insisted, "Sometimes I don't even think Cheney is awake enough to know what's going on. [Defense Secretary Donald] Rumsfeld is the guy in Washington . . . running the country."
The Harlem Democrat claimed that Cheney's heart disease "is not restricted to that part of his body. He grunts a lot, so you never really know what he's thinking."
-Is this not an overt insult against the Vice President?
-Is this not an even bigger overt insult against the President, since it's people like Rangel that have insisted that Dick Cheney has been "the guy in Washington...running the country"?
-Is this also perhaps both a gambit to try and drive Cheney from office as well as a bit of wishful thinking that his "heart disease" might just do that job for Rangel "permanently"?
One more question after this last blurb:
Rangel offered no specific evidence to counter a pronouncement from Cheney's doctors last month, who gave the VP a clean bill of health.
Might it not be the Prince of Harlem who is the "very sick man"? Only about a foot northward of the cardiac region?
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