Virginia Dem congressman dies of cancer days after being re-elected – IOTW Report

Virginia Dem congressman dies of cancer days after being re-elected

Just The News: Virginia Democrat Rep. Donald McEach died Monday of cancer. He was 61.
His seat will be filled by the winner of a special election, with the date to be set by GOP Gov. Glen Youngkin. 
McEachin died from colorectal cancer, said his chief of staff, Tara Rountree. more

15 Comments on Virginia Dem congressman dies of cancer days after being re-elected

  1. I don’t see a problem. He’s been reelected. Just prop him up in a chair with his name in front of one of those committees and nobody will know the difference except possibly the smell which is normal for Congress anyway.

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  2. I will never understand people like this. He knew he had stage four cancer and ran for re-election anyway. But, having said that, I wonder if he was vaccinated and boosted and it caused his cancer to worsen?

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  3. I don’t care if you’re democrat, republican, or independent, what is he doing running for office if there is almost no chance of finishing his term? Office holders that resign before their term is up really pisses me off too! Devin Nunes is a good example of that.

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  4. There are so many in congress that should be disqualified for illnesses, mental capacity, age, etc. Remember when everyone attacked Kelli Ward for suggesting McCain likely wouldn’t make it through another term? Yep, she won that one.

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  5. Members of the House of Representatives who die or resign are replaced by a special election.
    The Governor can appoint a replacement Senator, but not Congressman.
    Until the special election, this increases republican majority.

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  6. RIP

    He just couldn’t let it go – the power, the prestige, the stolen swag …
    (not that it’ll do him much good now)
    Politicians must suffer some kind of Dog-in-the-Manger syndrome.

    mortem tyrannis
    izlamo delenda est …

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