We hope he’s OK. We have to make sure he remains alive long enough to see the massive landslide coming next November.

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Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid was hospitalized early Friday morning as a “precaution” after feeling ill, a spokesman said, adding that doctors concluded “everything is normal” after testing.

“Early this morning, Senator Reid was not feeling well and as a precaution decided to go to the hospital. Tests have been conducted and everything is normal. He is alert, resting and feeling better,” spokesman Adam Jentleson said in a statement. “Doctors have asked that he remain in the hospital for observation so he will not be working today.”

A Senate Democratic aide said that Reid was discussing upcoming legislation with his leadership colleagues by telephone on Friday morning.

Reid is 74. In an interview this week, he indicated that he has no intention of leaving his position as a top Senate leader, saying “I don’t want to do it more than eight more years.”

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I would like to piss in the evil little turds IV bag.

Oh, just...can't say as I don't like to use profanity.

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Reid Released From Hospital, Cleared To Work

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Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) was released from the hospital Friday afternoon, his office announced.

“Senator Reid has been released from the hospital and is back at home with his wife, Landra. As previously stated, he went to the hospital as a precaution," Reid spokesman Adam Jentleson said in a statement. "The doctors diagnosed him as exhausted, not anything more serious, and have cleared him to go back to work. He spent today resting, talking to family, friends and colleagues, reading the news and discussing Senate business. He appreciates the kind words and thoughts sent by so many, thanks the doctors at George Washington University Hospital for the excellent care he received, and wishes everyone a Happy Holidays.”

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