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...that would put Cheney firmly in the long line of public figures who were less than candid about their medical history, especially when they have something to hide. In 1919 Woodrow Wilson suffered the massive stroke that left him partly paralyzed. But Wilson's doctors and his wife Edith hid the seriousness of his condition so well that even Congress was in the dark. The Senate was reduced to dispatching a "smelling committee" to the White House in a failed attempt to sniff out his real condition. John Kennedy flatly denied that he had Addison's disease, an often fatal...
...think that's one of the reasons why President Rudenstine felt comfortable enough to be that candid, which was definitely to the benefit of the audience," she said. "I have a feeling that this won't be the last we'll see of him in this type of forum...
...short term, there will likely be a Bush rally if he wins (and a short Gore funk in the aforementioned industries if the veep is elected). Word is the markets don't discount these things as fully as they do everything else, so Wednesday, November 8, could be a candid statement of just what Wall Street thinks of Main Street's choice...
...appreciate y'all, all right? I'm gone" intones an eerily candid Scarface at the close of his "farewell" album-but is it a farewell to rap or to life in general...
...risqu sex-scandal threatening the president on the eve of his re-election. Bulworth recounts the tale of a disenchanted and suicidal political icon who finds solace when he begins to speak the truth--rather than his usual lip service--regardless of the consequences of his offensive, yet candid, remarks. And Primary Colors tells the story of an idealistic political aficionado seduced into organizing the presidential campaign of a slick southern governor...