Wednesday, December 13, 2006

Democrat Senator Suffers Stroke

Just breaking.

We certainly wish Johnson well. The politics will sort itself out.

U.S. Sen. Tim Johnson, Democrat of South Dakota, had an apparent stroke on Wednesday at his office in Washington and has been hospitalized, NBC News reported.

The condition of the 59-year-old Johnson was unknown, the network said.

When the 110th Congress convenes on January 4, there will be 49 Democrats in the Senate, 49 Republicans and two independents. But the two independents will align themselves with the Democrats, giving them majority control of the Senate.

South Dakota's governor, Michael Rounds, who would appoint any successor if there is a vacancy, is a Republican.

Meanwhile, the children are putting their unique spin on things.
hope he gets better just as a dem wishing for the best for another dem and his family, especially around the holidays ... but sd has a repug gov ... the thought of majority leader mcconnell would be a damper on our of our holidays

So charming.

Other lunatics
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UPDATE 5:10 p.m.: May be "possible stroke".

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