...was acting attorney general during this time, when Attorney General John D. Ashcroft was hospitalized. The most startling revelation is that President Bush apparently was unaware -- until the ... the looming resignations. Instead, they tried to persuade the ailing Mr. Ashcroft to sign the reauthorization from his hospital bed. When that failed, they argued that the president, relying on his powers as commander in chief, could unilaterally ...

On Sep 14, 4:50 pm, tsel...@teacher.com wrote: Reading the report of his making a 5 minute talk from the hospital bed, the word that came to mind was "pathetic." Was he afraid that he would be forgotten quickly, and brushed into the dust of history?  The reference to the leader of North Korea made it only worse.  According to the latest copy of ...

...long did it take | you to come up with that. Seeing as how many of your Republican | leaders love to leave dying spouses and get them to sign divorce | papers on hospital beds, I don't see many family values there either. | | Now, I'll give you one thing. Rudy Giuliani has GREAT family values; | hell, they're so great he went out...

...members said. She was rushed to a military hospital and underwent six hours of surgery, but she...arms. But she has no feeling below her chest, she said in a hospital bed interview Wednesday, and she cannot move her lower body, including her legs. ... said people who have visited Liu in the hospital. But this week members of the Beijing Olympic ... sadness and regret after visiting Liu in her hospital room on Monday. "I feel sorry for Liu ...

... in my rear end," said 30-year-old Abner Louima in an interview from the hospital, where he was listed in critical condition after surgery to repair a puncture in his small ... car. The NY Daily News reported that Louima identified two of the officers from photographs shown to him in his hospital bed. "The alleged conduct involved is reprehensible, done by anyone at anytime," said Mayor Rudolph Giuliani. "Allegedly done by police ...

NHS SUED FOR MILLIONS OVER BUGS The United Kingdom's National Health Service is being sued for tens of millions of pounds in damages over bugs picked up in hospitals, says the Manchester Guardian: Almost £7.5 million (about U.S. $14.8 million) has already been paid out to more than 100 victims of the superbug MRSA and the Clostridium-difficile (C-diff) infection. A backlog of hundreds more claims are yet to be settled. The NHS ...

...fore nothing happened. Which can only mean that the newspaper report is a total fiction and that there was no collision and that poor little girl is not lying a hospital bed with metal plates in her head. You are closer to the truth, even in jest. The evanescent Daily Mail report is partly fiction. Out of the mouths of fools ...

.... Since neither cyclist nor pedestrian can be at fault there fore nothing happened. Which can only mean that the newspaper report is a total fiction and that there was no collision and that poor little girl is not lying a hospital bed with metal plates in her head.

... :>> :>She didn't have a purpose. :>> :>> Yet she accomplished something didn't she? :> :> Yeah, she certainly did - three months later I was lying in my hospital :>bed leg in a tray in traction, reading the accident reports in the :>paper, she had spun on black ice and taken out two other cars! :> :> :>> :>> :>Rather...

...> :> :> :>She didn't have a purpose. Yet she accomplished something didn't she? Yeah, she certainly did - three months later I was lying in my hospital bed leg in a tray in traction, reading the accident reports in the paper, she had spun on black ice and taken out two other cars! :>Rather like you, ...