I'm sure he will too...

Naw, I'm sure the job comes with health insurnce.  The insurance co. will pay.

DPH

He was on his way to mediate the meeting between Imus-Fungus
and Vivian and her team. I knew Vivian Stringer for 20+ years.

His injuries were apparently much more serious than earlier reports
indicated.  This report says a breathing tube was inserted, which will
remain for "days to weeks."
http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/04/13/corzine.crash.ap/index.html

The fact that he was so badly injured when others weren't made me suspicious
that he wasn't wearing a seat belt, although that hasn't been confirmed.

(On a *personal* side note:  My parents were injured a number of years ago,
and one of the doctors said they would not have survived without their seat
belts.  The original police report said they were not wearing seat belts.
However, they *always* wore seat belts, and my mother even had a bruise from
the belt,  When I questioned it, they re-checked and found that paramedics
had cut the belts to remove my parents from the accident.  A drunk driver
had crossed over into their lane and slammed head-on into them.  He wasn't
even injured.  Police said he was driving a large "tank-like" truck.)

MaryL

On Fri, 13 Apr 2007 01:44:19 GMT, Speeders & Drunk Drivers are On Fri,
13 Apr 2007 01:44:19 GMT, Speeders & Drunk Drivers are MURDERERS
<xeton2001@yahoo.com> wrote:

Oh I just love this. A news conference just said it did not appear he
was wearing his seat belt. I get pulled over and ticketed if I do not
wear a seat belt. Yet here you have the person that signs in the laws
of a state not wearing his seat belt. His driver was a state trooper
of all things. Talk about turning a blind eye.

From now on, I'd love to see everyone in New Jersey that gets a seat
belt ticket take it to court and tell the judge " Well the Governor
thought it was OK not to wear one". To add insult to injury they will
probably use this for a new "see what happens when you don't wear a
seatbelt campaign". And everyone will quickly forget what a hypocrite
he is, as are so many of our leaders.

Brings new meaning to "do as I say, not as I do".

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Speeders & Drunk Drivers are MURDERERS <xeton2001@yahoo.com> said in
rec.autos.driving:

That's not the most bizarre part of this story. Apparently the guy who
caused the governor's oh-so-safe SUV to crash didn't know he had been
involved in a collision. The description given in the story is
PRECISELY the way Sloth Kills: Mr. Magoo does something stupid,
causing other vehicles to take evasive action and crash; Mr. Magoo,
oblivious and unscathed, drives off into the sunset, and the police
end up pinning the blame on "speed" or lack of a seatbelt or some
other equally ridiculous cause.

http://news.bostonherald.com/national/northeast/view.bg?articleid=194906

Police find driver in crash involving N.J. Gov. Corzine, but charges
not expected
By Associated Press
Sunday, April 15, 2007 - Updated: 08:46 AM EST

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J - State Police declined to charge the 20-year-old
driver of a pickup truck for leaving the scene of a crash that
critically injured Gov. Jon Corzine because the man said he was trying
to make room for the governor’s motorcade.

   The pickup truck driver, who is blamed for Thursday night’s wreck,
told investigators he did not stop because he did not realize he was
involved. The man’s name was not released by state police because he
was not charged.
   "He hadn’t any inkling that he contributed to it," New Jersey
State Police Capt. Al Della Fave said. "That alleviates him of the
responsibility of remaining at the accident scene. There’s nothing he
did here criminally. He did what he felt was the best he could."

   Della Fave said the driver saw Corzine’s motorcade with its
flashing lights traveling in the left lane, and edged his pickup truck
further to the right to give the official vehicles a wide berth.
   In so doing, the red pickup’s right wheels went onto the grassy
highway shoulder, alarming the driver. He looked up to see a highway
mile marker sign directly in front of him, and steered hard to the
left to avoid hitting it.
   That brought the red pickup back onto the roadway and into the
path of a white pickup truck, which also swerved to the left to avoid
the red truck. The white vehicle struck Corzine’s sport utility
vehicle, sending it careening into a guard rail.
   The driver of the red truck was found Friday night at an Atlantic
City casino where he works and interviewed by police. He was found
using information from local police and leads generated from parkway
surveillance cameras and toll information, police said.
   The driver could not be located Saturday night at the casino where
he works.

   The 60-year-old governor, who was apparently not wearing his seat
belt in the front passenger’s seat, broke his leg, 12 ribs, his
breastbone and suffered a broken collarbone. He also had a head
laceration and a minor fracture on a lower vertebra.