Bionic Cheney

Official Medical Report: July 4, 2001

 

Cheney, Richard Bruce
Sex: Male

Birth Date: January 30, 1941

Kidneys:

Slightly damaged due to the patient's exposure to toxic pollutants absorbed from drinking tainted tap water. Patient says he feels fine and would vote against the Clean Water Act again next time.

Bowel:

Full of shit.

Ears:

Unable to hear liberals or moderates. The patient claims that a big tax rebate will fix this problem.

Eyes:

Corrective lenses required for shortsightedness, but the patient still has no vision for the future.

Nose:

Smells.

Lungs:

Doesn't care: Has promised to "review" existing clean-air enforcement cases against big-polluting electric power plants and refineries. The "review" involves lawsuits by the Justice Department against more than a half-dozen major electric utility companies accused of violating the Clean Air Act.

Liver:

Not damaged nearly as badly as George's.

Pancreas:

Well oiled, from years in the business.

Erectile Function:

Normal; currently the patient seems to be pretty far up George's ass.

Stomach:

Needs to try "The Ninety Day Sharpton".

Larynx:

The patient's voice seems normal, except that his lips appear to move slightly while his friend George is speaking...

Spleen:

All the time.

Legs:

Not as interested in chasing them as Bill and Gary. Could just be the heart condition: see below.

Arms:

Can't have too many.

Thyroid:

Temperature regulation affected by global warming. [The patient has requested a second opinion]

Heart:

Government officials state that this organ is functioning normally in spite of the following:

(4) heart attacks [the first at age 37]

Overweight

Heavy smoker for many years

Quadruple bypass surgery in 1988

High blood pressure

High cholesterol

Insertion of a coronary stent to prop open a narrowed artery, in 2001

Insertion of a pacemaker and defibrillator to regulate irregular heart beats and heart rates, in 2001

High stress working conditions; has to do his own work, as well as his boss'

 
 
 


 
   
   
   
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