Hillary Clinton has 'medical episode' at 9/11 ceremony

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:CNN reporting she was diagnosed with pneumonia on Friday. She should be resting for a while.

She lied and claimed allergies, what else is she lying about in relation to her health

That's the story. The other one didn't float so now this

[Anonymous]

And now like a good solider, the spin begins... Ezra is like a puppy dog waiting for the bone (talking points) to arrive! Another lefty "victim" card played... Race, Victim and Class is all they have.

https://twitter.com/ezraklein/status/775090255896649728

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:CNN reporting she was diagnosed with pneumonia on Friday. She should be resting for a while.

She lied and claimed allergies, what else is she lying about in relation to her health

It doesn't matter what her doctor says. You don't believe it.

My kid has allergies and has had pneumonia before. It happens.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:CNN reporting she was diagnosed with pneumonia on Friday. She should be resting for a while.

She lied and claimed allergies, what else is she lying about in relation to her health

It doesn't matter what her doctor says. You don't believe it.

My kid has allergies and has had pneumonia before. It happens.

Same here, and my kid was 3 at the time (so definitely not elderly).

[Anonymous]

Whether you are for or against Hillary Clinton, one does have to wonder why a woman whose health is clearly questionable and is almost 70 years of age would be risking her well-being with a strenuous campaign and the potential for an even more period as president if she is elected.

It seems like really misplaced priorities.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Whether you are for or against Hillary Clinton, one does have to wonder why a woman whose health is clearly questionable and is almost 70 years of age would be risking her well-being with a strenuous campaign and the potential for an even more period as president if she is elected.

It seems like really misplaced priorities.

Are you concerned about Trump too? He is older than her and overweight. Males die sooner than females.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:That just shows that she's in such poor health that her body cannot withstand the demands of the campaign trail. I know she's dreamed of being president for decades, but if she continues, she is putting her health at greater risk.

I knew it. People should be saying 'My God! Hillary has amazing stamina to keep up her demanding schedule with pneumonia!'. Instead we get this.

Her supporters will of course twist this into a positive, but it is not. She is pushing ahead with pnemonia, and it can be extremely serious in the elderly (age 65+). She is so determined to be president that she was trying to hide it (if she hadn't collapsed today, we still wouldn't know), but I think it shows selfishness and lack of judgment. She is willing to risk everything - her health, the nation's security, whatever - to ascend to the presidency.

And you Democrats who don't want Trump? You should be pushing for her to step down. If a less flawed csndidate were the nominee - Biden, Kaine, whoever - Trump would be not stand a chance. Think about that.

Think about this. Trump is 70. So much for your elderly bullshit argument. Since he's older than Clinton, he should step down first. And another thing, know-it-all, pneumonia is not confined to the elderly. Sheesh, where do you people come from?

So far,'the campaign hasn't affected him. He's doing tons of rallies, flew to LA for the floods, rally the same day across the country, stops at churches, more rallies, news appearance after new appearance (Hillary has had on press conference in 288 days). In contrast, she sleeps on weekends, passing out, can't take the a 9/11 memorial.

She needs to step down. She's too frail to be POTUS

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Whether you are for or against Hillary Clinton, one does have to wonder why a woman whose health is clearly questionable and is almost 70 years of age would be risking her well-being with a strenuous campaign and the potential for an even more period as president if she is elected.

It seems like really misplaced priorities.

Are you concerned about Trump too? He is older than her and overweight. Males die sooner than females.

Maybe, but when they're plagued by health issues not so much...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Whether you are for or against Hillary Clinton, one does have to wonder why a woman whose health is clearly questionable and is almost 70 years of age would be risking her well-being with a strenuous campaign and the potential for an even more period as president if she is elected.

It seems like really misplaced priorities.

Are you concerned about Trump too? He is older than her and overweight. Males die sooner than females.

But Trump is not the one collapsing with pnemonia. From what I see, he has amazing stamina. She, on the other hand, is showing repeated signs of poor health.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Whether you are for or against Hillary Clinton, one does have to wonder why a woman whose health is clearly questionable and is almost 70 years of age would be risking her well-being with a strenuous campaign and the potential for an even more period as president if she is elected.

It seems like really misplaced priorities.

Are you concerned about Trump too? He is older than her and overweight. Males die sooner than females.

I would say the same for Trump or anyone else if he showed signs of health issues.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:CNN reporting she was diagnosed with pneumonia on Friday. She should be resting for a while.

She lied and claimed allergies, what else is she lying about in relation to her health

It doesn't matter what her doctor says. You don't believe it.

My kid has allergies and has had pneumonia before. It happens.

Same here, and my kid was 3 at the time (so definitely not elderly).

Because a three year old and a frail 70 year old with other health issues are the same...

Seriously, and people like you are allowed to vote.

Besides, what's with the metal pieces falling out of her pantsuit? Are the nuts and bolts that hold her together coming loose again?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Whether you are for or against Hillary Clinton, one does have to wonder why a woman whose health is clearly questionable and is almost 70 years of age would be risking her well-being with a strenuous campaign and the potential for an even more period as president if she is elected.

It seems like really misplaced priorities.

Exactly. She doesn't want to go to her grave until she gets elected. Then she can kick back and relax.

[Anonymous]

This thread would be hilarious if it wasn't so serious. ;(

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:CNN reporting she was diagnosed with pneumonia on Friday. She should be resting for a while.

She lied and claimed allergies, what else is she lying about in relation to her health

It doesn't matter what her doctor says. You don't believe it.

My kid has allergies and has had pneumonia before. It happens.

Same here, and my kid was 3 at the time (so definitely not elderly).

Because a three year old and a frail 70 year old with other health issues are the same...

Seriously, and people like you are allowed to vote.

Besides, what's with the metal pieces falling out of her pantsuit? Are the nuts and bolts that hold her together coming loose again?

Yes, PP, she is a robot. But also frail. And a criminal mastermind. But also a crumbling old lady.

Make up your mind, Trumpsters, you look stupid

[Anonymous]

I don't believe the pneumonia thing. The MSM and the HRC CTR shills have had eight hours to come up with something and they pick this. She's been coughing for months and if she has had pneumonia al that time she's be dead. My wife had it and was in the hospital for a week at least.