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This guy's an EMT and noticed quite a few irregularities when they were wheeling McConnell out - No (CPR) He highlights a Reeves bag, which is used when the patient is incapable of movement - No frenetic activity - no resuscitation McConnell cannot be allowed to cast votes, bc...

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