First Joe Lieberman, now Lindsay. Dead from the COVID vaccine at 71.
RIP. Keep your affairs and soul in order, as death comes for us all.
A sad day for the LGBTQ+ community.
Nm
Outlived Mitch McConnell
If these things comes in the threes, is a prominent overweight and demented Republican next? Talking of course about Fetterman
Quote from: jesmu84 on July 12, 2026, 08:00:24 AMOutlived Mitch McConnell
Assumes facts not in evidence.
Graham was in Kyiv on Friday. Wonder if the Russians got him.
Remember guys, deaths like these usually come in threes.
I hope it wasn't a cardiac incident caused by a lovely game of pickleball. I know people like him enjoy the game immensely
May God show Lindsey the same compassion that Lindsey showed the poor and needy.
Quote from: Shaka Shart on July 12, 2026, 10:27:36 AMI hope it wasn't a cardiac incident caused by a lovely game of pickleball. I know people like him enjoy the game immensely
Lindsey always kept the pickle very hidden
Quote from: GB Warrior on July 12, 2026, 10:30:12 AMLindsey always kept the pickle very hidden
I hope his death inspires people to recognize life is too short and to live their truth.
"He's a race-baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot. You know how you make America great again? Tell Donald Trump to go to hell." - Lindsey Graham.
"If you can't admire Joe Biden as a person then you've got a problem. He is as good a man as God ever created." - Lindsey Graham.
"Never mind. I like to play free golf." - Lindsey Graham.
Quote from: Hards Alumni on July 12, 2026, 09:54:57 AMRemember guys, deaths like these usually come in threes.
🤞🏻 Fetterman
Quote from: Hards Alumni on July 12, 2026, 11:37:04 AMThink bigger, please.
You're telling me Fetterman only weighs 237 lbs?
Quote from: MU82 on July 12, 2026, 10:56:22 AM"He's a race-baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot. You know how you make America great again? Tell Donald Trump to go to hell." - Lindsey Graham.
"If you can't admire Joe Biden as a person then you've got a problem. He is as good a man as God ever created." - Lindsey Graham.
"Never mind. I like to play free golf." - Lindsey Graham.
JD and others warned Americans as well.
Then enough voters put him in office.
Then the oracles joined the guy they warned us about (JD apologized profusely to be accepted). I'm
not defending the former oracles
at all but am simply saying the sequence of events is important.
The old single frame Pogo comic strip says it all. "We have met the enemy, and they is us."
Quote from: Scoop Snoop on July 12, 2026, 12:36:53 PMJD and others warned Americans as well. Then enough voters put him in office. Then the oracles joined the guy they warned us about (JD apologized profusely to be accepted). I'm not defending the former oracles at all but am simply saying the sequence of events is important.
The old single frame Pogo comic strip says it all. "We have met the enemy, and they is us."
Yup. And also Rubio, who went from being a solid Reagan conservative who would occasionally reach across the aisle to being just another bootlicker.
For these frauds, access and power mattered more than doing what was good for America.
Quote from: MU82 on July 12, 2026, 04:29:39 PMYup. And also Rubio, who went from being a solid Reagan conservative who would occasionally reach across the aisle to being just another bootlicker.
For these frauds, access and power mattered more than doing what was good for America.
True, but my point is that the
voters who were warned (and also watched the January 6 insurrection) who are primarily responsible. They
knew. There was an election, not a coup. Anywhere on earth, politicians will seize power and maximize it if they can. In this country, they were
given the power.
Quote from: Hards Alumni on July 12, 2026, 11:37:04 AMThink bigger, please.
I don't think we're better off in the long run if JD is running things
Please keep this thread away from politics and on topic. A man has died doing what he loved (begging Saudi Arabia to give Israel money)during a deadly outbreak of explosive diarrhea and all you have are snide remarks.
Quote from: Shaka Shart on July 12, 2026, 04:46:48 PMPlease keep this thread away from politics and on topic. A man has died doing what he loved (begging Saudi Arabia to give Israel money)during a deadly outbreak of explosive diarrhea and all you have are snide remarks.
He can rest in peace knowing how successful the war in Iran has been.
I am devastated to learn about the unpassing of Mitch McConnell.
https://x.com/newswire_us/status/2076418550873391448?s=46
"All I can say is count me out. Enough is enough." - Lindsey Graham after the 45th president fomented the violent, cop-mauling, 1/6/21 coup attempt against America.
Aortic dissection.
Quote from: jesmu84 on July 12, 2026, 04:42:02 PMI don't think we're better off in the long run if JD Peter Thiel is running things
Imagine this being the way I found out Joe Lieberman was vaxxed âšī¸
Graham died of aortic dissection, a frequently-deadly episode in which the aorta literally tears.
My brother who lives in Israel actually experienced the same medical emergency in April 2025. My RN wife was surprised he even lived long enough to undergo surgery the day after he suffered the aortic dissection, but he did, and thankfully the operation was a success. His recovery was long and difficult, requiring hours and hours of therapy (physical, speech, mind), but I'm thrilled to report that he is pretty darn close to fully recovered.
Quote from: tower912 on July 12, 2026, 07:26:08 PMAortic dissection.
Or, in layman's terms - soul rot.
Quote from: MU82 on July 13, 2026, 11:16:44 AMGraham died of aortic dissection, a frequently-deadly episode in which the aorta literally tears.
My brother who lives in Israel actually experienced the same medical emergency in April 2025. My RN wife was surprised he even lived long enough to undergo surgery the day after he suffered the aortic dissection, but he did, and thankfully the operation was a success. His recovery was long and difficult, requiring hours and hours of therapy (physical, speech, mind), but I'm thrilled to report that he is pretty darn close to fully recovered.
Disclaimer: I have
no medical training. What I am about to write is my
layman's understanding of the condition.
One of my nephew's died of an aortic dissection in May of last year at the age of 55. I believe that he was in surgery for about 6 hours while the surgeons tried everything they could to save him, but there was too much blood loss. He knew he had an aneurism for several years but neglected to have it tracked via imaging. Insurance companies typically require that an aneurism reach a certain size/measurement before they will cover the
huge cost of open-heart surgery. His father/my brother is a retired physician and asked for my medical records, as I had open -heart surgery 7 years ago. He also said that had my nephew survived, there would have almost certainly been major brain damage due to lack of sufficient blood to the brain.
My brother has been studying the evidence of hereditary factors (
IF I remember what he said correctly, the amount/quality of collogen (Type 3 is in arteries) that your body produces is a major factor (and possibly hereditary/genetic) in preventing/reducing the development of aneurisms. His other son also has an aneurism which is being monitored. I had one that was discovered when I had double bypass surgery. I also had a valve replaced for my "engine rebuild". The patch on my aneurism was monitored via imaging for about 5 years.
The Cleveland Clinic is where my other nephew has been going to have his condition monitored and eventually, he will be operated on. The clinic is working on finding ways to address aneurism issues via stents and other minimally invasive means (believe me, open heart surgery is a HUGE deal!), but my nephew's aneurism location does not allow him to be a candidate for this experimental treatment due to the location of his aneurism.
I'll close with three points:
1) If an aneurism is discovered in your cardio system, follow your cardiologist's suggestions/directives without debate.
2) Remember my disclaimer.
3) 82, set up an appointment with a cardiologist.
Snoop, please accept my condolences for the loss of your nephew, and I hope your other nephew lives a long, healthy, happy life.
I sincerely appreciate your concern for my well-being. I have already seen a cardiologist and have undergone all the testing. So far, so good.
Quote from: MU82 on July 13, 2026, 01:00:22 PMSnoop, please accept my condolences for the loss of your nephew, and I hope your other nephew lives a long, healthy, happy life.
I sincerely appreciate your concern for my well-being. I have already seen a cardiologist and have undergone all the testing. So far, so good.
Don't trust modern science if you want to live longer.
I have no problem with Graham's sister being appointed to fill out the rest of his term. I don't know anything about her, and I don't live in South Carolina, so why would I care one way or another?
But we all should remember it the next time an appointee by the opposing party is deemed to lack "merit," or is said to be an unworthy DEI hire because she's a woman or a person of color.
Beginning to sound like Soros had Lindsay killed with money from the Clinton Foundation and it might not have been the Covid vaccine.
Quote from: Scoop Snoop on July 13, 2026, 12:06:55 PMDisclaimer: I have no medical training. What I am about to write is my layman's understanding of the condition.
One of my nephew's died of an aortic dissection in May of last year at the age of 55. I believe that he was in surgery for about 6 hours while the surgeons tried everything they could to save him, but there was too much blood loss. He knew he had an aneurism for several years but neglected to have it tracked via imaging. Insurance companies typically require that an aneurism reach a certain size/measurement before they will cover the huge cost of open-heart surgery. His father/my brother is a retired physician and asked for my medical records, as I had open -heart surgery 7 years ago. He also said that had my nephew survived, there would have almost certainly been major brain damage due to lack of sufficient blood to the brain.
My brother has been studying the evidence of hereditary factors (IF I remember what he said correctly, the amount/quality of collogen (Type 3 is in arteries) that your body produces is a major factor (and possibly hereditary/genetic) in preventing/reducing the development of aneurisms. His other son also has an aneurism which is being monitored. I had one that was discovered when I had double bypass surgery. I also had a valve replaced for my "engine rebuild". The patch on my aneurism was monitored via imaging for about 5 years.
The Cleveland Clinic is where my other nephew has been going to have his condition monitored and eventually, he will be operated on. The clinic is working on finding ways to address aneurism issues via stents and other minimally invasive means (believe me, open heart surgery is a HUGE deal!), but my nephew's aneurism location does not allow him to be a candidate for this experimental treatment due to the location of his aneurism.
I'll close with three points:
1) If an aneurism is discovered in your cardio system, follow your cardiologist's suggestions/directives without debate.
2) Remember my disclaimer.
3) 82, set up an appointment with a cardiologist.
Ten years ago I had a stress test and determined to have a blockage, in which interventalist cardiologist put stent in. All good... Based on that I have gone twice a year to my cardiologist for monitoring and also includes a biannual Triple A ultrasound and stress test. The Triple A is simple, do ultrasound on aorta, femoral arteries and jugular veins. Five years ago, Triple A resulted in determining aortic aneurism. It was 3.4 in length. So, the Triple A was now scheduled on an annual basis. In five years it is now 3.6. I asked my doctor what is the concerned length and he stated 5.0. At that point, then a Cat Scan and probably a stent to fix it. He advised the days of open heart, cracking ribs is very rare for repairing. Unless of course the length is so huge a stent won't help. Usually in patients who are not under care and it just has gone on in time.
In the 1990's my Mom had one and they cracked her open and fixed. I remember the surgeon telling me think of a garden hose with a bulge. He went in, wrapped the bulge with kevlar, sealed it and closed her up. Times have changed.
These things are vey family related, so as some of you age, get that Nuclear Thallium Stress Test and maybe a Triple A from a cardio guy. Might save you.
RIP Senator, no knowledge if you ever went and had tests done. I doubt it.
Quote from: nyg on July 14, 2026, 02:45:16 PMTen years ago I had a stress test and determined to have a blockage, in which interventalist cardiologist put stent in. All good... Based on that I have gone twice a year to my cardiologist for monitoring and also includes a biannual Triple A ultrasound and stress test. The Triple A is simple, do ultrasound on aorta, femoral arteries and jugular veins. Five years ago, Triple A resulted in determining aortic aneurism. It was 3.4 in length. So, the Triple A was now scheduled on an annual basis. In five years it is now 3.6. I asked my doctor what is the concerned length and he stated 5.0. At that point, then a Cat Scan and probably a stent to fix it. He advised the days of open heart, cracking ribs is very rare for repairing. Unless of course the length is so huge a stent won't help. Usually in patients who are not under care and it just has gone on in time.
In the 1990's my Mom had one and they cracked her open and fixed. I remember the surgeon telling me think of a garden hose with a bulge. He went in, wrapped the bulge with kevlar, sealed it and closed her up. Times have changed.
These things are vey family related, so as some of you age, get that Nuclear Thallium Stress Test and maybe a Triple A from a cardio guy. Might save you.
RIP Senator, no knowledge if you ever went and had tests done. I doubt it.
The 5.0 measurement is in centimeters. Insurance companies typically do not cover the surgery under this size unless there are other factors.
I had an ascending aortic aneurism as I
believe my other nephew (brother of the one who died in surgery) has. He went to the Cleveland Clinic and hoped that a stent could be used in lieu of surgery but was told that its location took that possibility off the table. His aneurism is under 5.0 cm, but he would like it repaired sooner rather than waiting for 5.0.
My surgery was seven years ago and just last year-to the
day-I had two stents for additional blockages. I have been careful with my diet, exercise, weight management etc. for years, so I feel no guilt for my health issues. My mild heart attack seven years ago ironically probably saved my life as my cardio problems were undiagnosed. I needed a double bypass, a valve replaced, and an aneurism repaired, and was a ticking time bomb.
Like you, I encourage people to be tested,
especially if family members have had cardio problems. My father died at 55 from a heart attack, and my nephew was also 55. What happened to MU 82's brother could have happened to him as well.
Quote from: Scoop Snoop on July 14, 2026, 03:56:40 PMThe 5.0 measurement is in centimeters. Insurance companies typically do not cover the surgery under this size unless there are other factors.
I had an ascending aortic aneurism as I believe my other nephew (brother of the one who died in surgery) has. He went to the Cleveland Clinic and hoped that a stent could be used in lieu of surgery but was told that its location took that possibility off the table. His aneurism is under 5.0 cm, but he would like it repaired sooner rather than waiting for 5.0.
My surgery was seven years ago and just last year-to the day-I had two stents for additional blockages. I have been careful with my diet, exercise, weight management etc. for years, so I feel no guilt for my health issues. My mild heart attack seven years ago ironically probably saved my life as my cardio problems were undiagnosed. I needed a double bypass, a valve replaced, and an aneurism repaired, and was a ticking time bomb.
Like you, I encourage people to be tested, especially if family members have had cardio problems. My father died at 55 from a heart attack, and my nephew was also 55. What happened to MU 82's brother could have happened to him as well.
Good for you. Me, I was out of breath one day, went to regular doc, referred to cardio guy, Nuclear Stress Test and next day had stent put in through my wrist for "Widowmaker" artery. One night hospital stay and stent still doing its job. 80% blocked and if didn't go in, would probably had one year left on this planet. My cardio doc has a 55 inch screen in office and after the tests, you can view with him. Technology is just insane.
Simple tests, no pain. My brother who is 66, refuses to even go to his primary doctor for any tests. His reasoning, he is afraid of what they may find. Very common I guess.
Hope this short conversation results in some board members taking things in perspective and getting some testing done. Saving one life is awesome.
Hypertrophic cardiopyopathy. Leaky valve, too. Except mine isn't genetic. Docs think it is job related.
So, our time here is limited. Use it wisely.
Live like Lindsey did and make sure the people you hate suffer for long after you're gone
Quote from: GB Warrior on July 14, 2026, 05:35:00 PMLive like Lindsey did and make sure the people you hate suffer for long after you're gone
Luckily I do that with every job I leave
RIP
https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/chippewa/name/richard-porn-obituary?id=61926096
https://bsky.app/profile/atrupar.com/post/3mrq2qbxerq2h
"Knock knock"
Touching. Tears in his eyes. Is it dusty in here?
Hannity: "My President, Lindsey probably has a heavenly version of Mar-a-Lago. It may even be a little bigger. I wouldn't be surprised if he added one big beautiful ballroom and an arch somewhere on the property. Because he would want to obviously duplicate his dearest friend in life. You."
https://x.com/atrupar/status/2082180292018610284?s=46&t=wj-kQtLCLPNb9xDTKbHRvQ
Quote from: pbiflyer on July 28, 2026, 05:08:27 PMTouching. Tears in his eyes. Is it dusty in here?
Hannity: "My President, Lindsey probably has a heavenly version of Mar-a-Lago. It may even be a little bigger. I wouldn't be surprised if he added one big beautiful ballroom and an arch somewhere on the property. Because he would want to obviously duplicate his dearest friend in life. You."
https://x.com/atrupar/status/2082180292018610284?s=46&t=wj-kQtLCLPNb9xDTKbHRvQ
Was BOTUS awake when Hannity gave his eulogy?
Quote from: Uncle Rico on July 28, 2026, 05:16:56 PMWas BOTUS awake when Hannity gave his eulogy?
As alert as Senator McConnell!
Mitch McConnell Honors Late Friend Lindsey Graham With 47-Day Moment Of Silence
https://babylonbee.com/news/mitch-mcconnell-honors-late-friend-lindsey-graham-with-47-day-moment-of-silence
I fell asleep during it â did I miss anything
Quote from: GB Warrior on July 28, 2026, 08:21:19 PMI fell asleep during it â did I miss anything
Conspicuously absent of references about a story from a male escort about his a**hole. Not really
Quote from: Shaka Shart on July 28, 2026, 08:27:59 PMConspicuously absent of references about a story from a male escort about his a**hole. Not really
Makes sense, wouldn't have thought JB made the cut on the invite list
Quote from: pbiflyer on July 28, 2026, 06:55:59 PMAs alert as Senator McConnell!
Mitch McConnell Honors Late Friend Lindsey Graham With 47-Day Moment Of Silence
https://babylonbee.com/news/mitch-mcconnell-honors-late-friend-lindsey-graham-with-47-day-moment-of-silence
Looks like BOTUS not only fell asleep but also crapped his pants again
https://bsky.app/profile/atrupar.com/post/3mrq5y2uc4b24
I waved, he didn't wave back.