fishie
Active Member
I'd take anything she says with a giant grain of salt. She was tweeting the 16% internal polling number when she was still running for Mayor. No one was buying it. Her poll question was likely very leading, (eg: "If the top three candidates had died in a plane crash, or been arrested or otherwise withdrew from the race, would you vote for ST?" ...okay probably not *that* leading)
Also the previous cancer was appendicitis, although I'm not sure we (collective) knew about that until the Mount Sinai Doctor's presser.
I agree about Sarah Thomson's (un)believability factor, but the cancer she's talking about can't be the appendicitis; that was in 2009. One thing that annoyed me about that press conference with Dr. Cohen was I do not think any reporter thought to ask then (or since) that apart from the cancer, what is the state of Rob's health? Is he hypertensive? Diabetic? How's his liver? Etc. Etc. Etc. Now I suspect asking about specific ailments might overstep privacy considerations, but I think a question about his health overall and was there anything that might complicate the cancer treatment would have been warranted.