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

[Anonymous]

So as a general question. Is there any precedent for a party replacing a candidate before the election? How would that work?

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Wow she must weigh a ton that huge secret service agent couldn't hold her up and dragged her into the suv

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Anonymous wrote:Wow she must weigh a ton that huge secret service agent couldn't hold her up and dragged her into the suv

She ain't telling her BMI. But she needs to. It's part of her health report.

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Anonymous wrote:So as a general question. Is there any precedent for a party replacing a candidate before the election? How would that work?

I was wondering the same thing. I don't think it would happen in this case, but you never know. She looked very ill and I think there is more to the story. However, I sincerely hope she's ok. That looked downright scary.

[Anonymous]

I certainly don't think HRC has parkinson's disease(weren't people saying that about bill recently as well?), but people with parkinson's are at higher risk of pneumonia.

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Anonymous wrote:www.foxnews.com/politics/2016/09/11/hillary-clinton-has-medical-episode-at-911-ceremony-source-says.html


Hillary Clinton had a “medical episode” that required her to leave a 9/11 commemoration ceremony early, a law enforcement source who witnessed the event told Fox News.

The Democratic presidential nominee appeared to faint on her way into her van and had to be helped by her security, the source said. She was “clearly having some type of medical episode.”

Clinton's stumbled off the curb, her "knees buckled" and she lost a shoe as she was helped into a van during her "unexpected early departure," a witness told Fox News.

A separate law enforcement source told Fox News that Clinton left the event because she wasn't feeling well.

Clinton's campaign did not immediately respond to calls seeking comment

Now you know why she doesn't hold press conferences.

Anything like this disaster close up on camera and it would be over. They won't risk it.

Aside from the three gaggles with the traveling press last week?

Nope, those are informal. Are they even on camera?
She can take a question here and there as she wants and not ask for anymore questions when she wants.

But stand up at a podium and expect there to be a dozen questions over a 45 minute period (formally planned) and she has to stop five minutes in? NEIN, das ist verboten.

There was a press conference with cameras. But you are too stupid to inform yourself beyond Breitbart, understandable.

[Anonymous]

I had pneumonia this winter and it sucked. I was flat on my back for a week, having trouble breathing. Is it a reason not to be president? Um, no.

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I don't think she presents as a strong leader between the coughing episodes, passing out at a huge public event and being helped up and down the stairs. Who is the doctor always at her side? Is it normal for a presidential candidate to always have a personal physician a few feet away? It think it is unsettling.

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Anonymous wrote:I had pneumonia this winter and it sucked. I was flat on my back for a week, having trouble breathing. Is it a reason not to be president? Um, no.

I'm not one of the posters making all the ridiculous HRC health comments; however, unless you're close to her age, there's a big difference in the effects of pneumonia on a younger person and someone who's 70.

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Anonymous wrote:I had pneumonia this winter and it sucked. I was flat on my back for a week, having trouble breathing. Is it a reason not to be president? Um, no.

I'm not one of the posters making all the ridiculous HRC health comments; however, unless you're close to her age, there's a big difference in the effects of pneumonia on a younger person and someone who's 70.

My 78 year old mother was diagnosed with walking pneumonia by her family doctor last week. Sent home to rest with a course of antibiotics. It typically happens every 18 months or so, but we know how to quickly recognize the symptoms. Stop with the absurdity.

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Anonymous wrote:I had pneumonia this winter and it sucked. I was flat on my back for a week, having trouble breathing. Is it a reason not to be president? Um, no.

I'm not one of the posters making all the ridiculous HRC health comments; however, unless you're close to her age, there's a big difference in the effects of pneumonia on a younger person and someone who's 70.

My 78 year old mother was diagnosed with walking pneumonia by her family doctor last week. Sent home to rest with a course of antibiotics. It typically happens every 18 months or so, but we know how to quickly recognize the symptoms. Stop with the absurdity.

Contagious until the drugs kick in.

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Anonymous wrote:I don't think she presents as a strong leader between the coughing episodes, passing out at a huge public event and being helped up and down the stairs. Who is the doctor always at her side? Is it normal for a presidential candidate to always have a personal physician a few feet away? It think it is unsettling.

The president always travels with a physician and nurse from the White House Medical Unit and there is a doctor on duty at all times in the Executive Mansion, which like Air Force One, has its own fully-equipped Level 1 trauma center. Very unsettling indeed.

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Anonymous wrote:I had pneumonia this winter and it sucked. I was flat on my back for a week, having trouble breathing. Is it a reason not to be president? Um, no.

I'm not one of the posters making all the ridiculous HRC health comments; however, unless you're close to her age, there's a big difference in the effects of pneumonia on a younger person and someone who's 70.

Pneumonia is lung inflammation, varying wildly in degree of severity. She was up and walking around with a clear voice 2 hours later. She didn't really look to me like she had anything super serious.

I had walking pneumonia for two weeks before I knew I had it, that's probably why she was coughing like crazy. My friend had it for five weeks. It happens. Sometimes when your immune system is run down with stress or what not it takes a little longer to kick, that's all.

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Anonymous wrote:Wow she must weigh a ton that huge secret service agent couldn't hold her up and dragged her into the suv

She ain't telling her BMI. But she needs to. It's part of her health report.

When will Trumpenstein release his BMI and verify the repeated boasts about his manhood?

[Anonymous]

I'm a HRC supporter, but that video is frankly shocking and disturbing.