Family emergency puts Pataki campaign on hold
A family emergency has forced former Gov. George Pataki to put his presidential campaign events on hold. The Republican's son-in-law, Dr. David Levy, 30, suffered a stroke while on a flight from Chicago
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Jun 11, 2015, 11:40 PM
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Updated 3,466 days ago
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A family emergency has forced former Gov. George Pataki to put his presidential campaign events on hold.
The Republican's son-in-law, Dr. David Levy, 30, suffered a stroke while on a flight from Chicago to Seattle.
Levy is married to Pataki's daughter, Allison. The couple was taking a vacation before the birth of their first child. Levy is said to be in an intensive care unit at a Chicago hospital.
Pataki was supposed to be in New Hampshire for a series of events, but had to bow out at the last minute. He hopes to return to the campaign trail next week.
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