- Longtime former U.S. Senator George McGovern, George McGovern, the Democratic presidential candidate, who lost President Richard Nixon in the historic mountain landslide, has entered the hospice in South Dakota near his home,his family said Monday.
"He came to the end of his life," his daughter, An Maige Wen told The Associated Press. She declined to give details, but pointed out that her 90-year-old father had been a number of health problems in the past year.
George McGovern (George McGovern), to become a leader in his three decades in Congress of the Democratic Party's liberal, lost his 1972 challenge of Nixon's Watergate scandal, who later resigned. McGovern has been his focus in recent years, world hunger.
This is a lecture tour in October last year, his treatment depleted. Two months later, he fell down before the scheduled interview, the C-SPAN program, focus on the failed presidential candidate of American politics had a profound impact, and hit him in the head.
McGovern hospital in Florida in April, also spent several days of tests to determine why he occasionally blacked out in the past, difficulty speaking.
His daughter, said he proposed Sioux Falls in 多尔蒂安宁 Palliative Care House, he spent more time close to his family in August. He has split his time between Mitchell, South Dakota and Florida.
McGovern is a member of the U.S. House of Representatives, 1957-1961, U.S. Senator, 1963 in 1981.



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