I'm sure the cancer had Nothing to do with it.


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ARLINGTON, Texas - A North Texas congressman who had been battling lung cancer died after also contracting COVID-19.

Republican U.S. Rep. Ron Wright represented District 6, which includes southeast Tarrant, Ellis and Navarro counties.

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He battled lung cancer last fall and FOX confirmed he tested positive for COVID-19 two weeks ago. A spokesman said he died Sunday with his wife, Susan, by his side.

"Over the past few years, Congressman Wright had kept a rigorous work schedule on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives and at home in Texas’ Congressional District 6 while being treated for cancer. For the previous two weeks, Ron and Susan had been admitted to Baylor Hospital in Dallas after contracting COVID-19," a spokesman said in a statement.

Wright took over in District 6 in 2019 after former Congressman Joe Barton retired. He served one full term and was just beginning his second.

"Ron was a passionate public servant and a strong advocate for Texas values, his neighbors in North Texas, and constituents across Texas’ 6th District," said Sen. John Cornyn of Texas.  "A sixth-generation resident of Tarrant County, he was a Texan first and foremost, and we saw that every day as he put his community first.  My heart goes out to his wife, Susan, and his children and grandchildren, whom I hope find solace in his legacy of service."

"I am deeply saddened to learn of the passing of U.S. Rep. Ron Wright. Ron was a principled leader who fought to preserve Texas values and was an exemplary representative of his district. His personal strength and commitment to standing up for the unborn were unwavering. He leaves behind a tremendous legacy for future generations of Texans. Cecilia and I send our prayers to Ron's wife, Susan, his family and loved ones," added Texas Gov. Greg Abbott.

Before serving in Congress, Wright was the Tarrant County Tax Assessor-Collector. He also served on the Arlington City Council and was Mayor Pro-Tem of Arlington.

Wright contracted COVID-19 somewhere over two weeks ago and is dead today due to the virus.  I have found no physician’s report saying Wright died from cancer

No nuts.

Disregard his battle with fukking
LUNG CANCER,

another lie, bought by lefties, Biden won,,
Fukkoff

"Wright contracted COVID-19 somewhere over two weeks ago and is dead today due to the virus.  I have found no physician’s report saying Wright died from cancer."


 What physician's reports have you found?

Mavigogun wrote on 02/08/21 at 09:32:32:



Not seeing any reference to cancer.

That is what I replied to.

So, point out where you talk about color visitors.

most certainly did not “disregard” his cancer struggle- were you to actually read and understand my words, you would know that I cited cancer as a damming factor in Wright’s judgement and outcome.


Show me

Read all my previous posts.   If you can’t make a good faith effort to understand what was written, I can’t help you, Justin.

justin_o_guy2 wrote on 02/08/21 at 22:53:15:


This is a great example of obstructed  understanding,  Justin- I wasn't speaking to the content of any other thread.   I can understand why you'd prefer to believe I was setting some absurd standard as you've suggested, but no- I referred only to your selective interpretation of THIS thread.

The problem, as I see it: you seem to be determined  to dictate the terms of conversations, both content and meaning, to suit your prejudice.    Your first contribution is what-about-ism, with zero reflection on the premise of the lead post.  There after, you bounce between selective amnesia between sentences, or ignoring those that conflict with your preference,  or just struggling with basic reading comprehension- whichever or whatever is actually the case, the results are the same.