GOP Sen Kevin Cramer sustains serious hand injury @ home in North Dakota over weekend, is staying there due to risk of infection & possible amputation

[basquebromance]

Horrible news about a serious hand injury from Sen. Kevin Cramer, with a "possible need for amputation"

Cramer says however he's in "good spirits"

GOP senator suffers ‘serious’ hand injury, may require amputation

Sen. Kevin Cramer says there’s a “possible need for amputation” after he suffered a serious injury to his hand. The North Dakota Republican shared his medical news on Wednesday in a statement he po…

thehill.com

 

[White 6]

Horrible news about a serious hand injury from Sen. Kevin Cramer, with a "possible need for amputation"

Cramer says however he's in "good spirits"

GOP senator suffers ‘serious’ hand injury, may require amputation

Sen. Kevin Cramer says there’s a “possible need for amputation” after he suffered a serious injury to his hand. The North Dakota Republican shared his medical news on Wednesday in a statement he po…

thehill.com

Not enough info on the accident. I wonder what dumbass misjudgment he made.

 

[bendog]

Oh I dunno. I can empathize. That sucks. I don't know anything about the guy though.

 

[odanny]

Sucks to be him.

 

[bendog]

Apparently it is "only" a portion of a single finger. But still.

 

[August West]

Apparently it is "only" a portion of a single finger. But still.

Could`ve been worse. A lot worse.

 

[1srelluc]

Don't get your hopes up dems.

Senator Pete Wilson, Republican of California, provided a note of drama in a tension-filled evening in the Capitol as he left his hospital bed in order to cast his vote for President Reagan's 1986 budget.

Senator Wilson, 51 years old, who underwent an emergency appendectomy Wednesday, arrived at the Capitol this morning in an ambulance from Bethesda Naval Hospital in suburban Maryland.

He entered the Senate chamber in a wheelchair at 1:32 A.M. wearing a brown bathrobe and pajamas. Turning to his colleagues, he asked, ''What is the question?''

Senators who had been waiting nearly an hour for his arrival gave him a standing ovation as he raised his hand to seek recognition.

SENATOR BRINGS A VOTE FROM HIS HOSPITAL BED (Published 1985)