09-12-2016, 12:25 PM
(09-11-2016, 05:54 PM)Millhouse Wrote: http://www.cnn.com/2016/09/11/politics/hillary-clinton-health/index.html
Temperature today in NYC is currently at 81 degrees with low humidity. However she left a 911 ceremony this morning at around 9:30 am, and went to Chelsea's apartment nearby. Her campaign said she just overheated and is feeling much better. Video in above link shows her stumbling to get into the van.
Should this be a concern or not? I cant imagine at 9:30 this morning it was hot enough to get overheated, especially with low humidity. I dont know, but seeing that video clip of her stumbling like that definitely should be raising eyebrows considering she is one of two people vying for the White House. Is there something else going on with her health they arent telling us? Not that her campaign would lie about it if there was.
She is a senior citizen. Should senior citizens be allowed to be President? Well, there are stretches in our history where it has seemed like a prerequisite for the job...
She's been flying all over the world and all over the country for the past few years first as secretary of state and now as candidate Clinton. She keeps a schedule that would probably wear out most 20 year-olds. So a little fatigue or feeling over heated in an urban environment when the real feel was probably 85-90 degrees is not cause for alarm as far as I am concerned.
Plus 9-11 is a pretty emotionally draining day for a lot of people - a normal person could have just been overwhelmed emotionally. Now, we know that could not have been it because she has no heart, no soul, no brain, she's a cyborg who eats children's balloons to feed her endless lust for power. But, a normal person might have just wanted to get some quiet private time or to see their family, especially if they have lived in a fish bowl for decades and they were feeling overwhelmed by the memorial service and the cameras - maybe she just wanted to be alone for awhile or see her daughter. Yeah, she's evil incarnate but three cheers for the prospect of her having one foot in the grave
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