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Cheney shooting victim stable
Vice president to make first public comments since incident
Wednesday, February 15, 2006; Posted: 2:14 p.m. EST (19:14 GMT)
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas (Reuters) -- A man shot accidentally shot by Vice President Dick Cheney was in stable condition Wednesday after suffering a mild heart attack when a shotgun pellet in his chest traveled to his heart.
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The announcement came after Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid, a Nevada Democrat, and California Rep. Nancy Pelosi, the top-ranking Democrat in the House, emerged from a White House breakfast meeting with President Bush and Cheney to say the vice president needed to come forward. (Watch why secrecy has been Cheney's modus operandi -- 1:43)
"I guess I'm kind of old-fashioned," Reid said. "He hasn't had a press conference in three and a half years."
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http://www.cnn.com/2006/POLITICS/02/15/cheney.reut/Here's the original article about Reid on Cheney!
Reid criticizes vice president for not disclosing accidental shooting sooner
Feb. 15th, 2006
WASHINGTON -- After saying Monday that Vice President Cheney did nothing wrong, Senate Democratic Leader Harry Reid on Tuesday criticized Cheney for not being more forthcoming about accidentally shooting a man during a weekend hunting trip in Texas.
"Talk about secrecy. The vice president accidentally shoots someone and keeps that a secret for nearly a day. That man (who was shot) is now very sick," Reid, D-Nev., told reporters Tuesday.
Asked why he thought Cheney had not talked about the shooting, Reid said, "I think the reason it took the vice president a day to talk about this is part of the secretive nature of this administration. The American people are not entitled to know what's going on in their mind-set. They keep things pretty close to the chest."
Reid noted Cheney has not had a news conference since 2002 and said, "It's time the American people heard from the vice president in a real meeting just like we're having here."
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http://www.reviewjournal.com/lvrj_home/2006/Feb-15-Wed-2006/news/5892152.html