In early March 2001, I sat in the Coronary Care Unit of the George Washington University Hospital with the vice president of the United States, Dick Cheney. One day earlier, he had undergone his second procedure in four months to clear a coronary artery obstruction. As we spoke, Tim Russert appeared on the “Today” show and suggested that, for medical reasons, Cheney should consider stepping down.
In early March 2001, I sat in the Coronary Care Unit of the George Washington University Hospital with the vice president of the United States, Dick Cheney. One day earlier, he had undergone his second procedure in four months to clear a coronary artery obstruction. As we spoke, Tim Russert appeared on the “Today” show and suggested that, for medical reasons, Cheney should consider stepping down.
