Hillary has pneumonia

I think we were talking about hillary. My brother sent me a video of a doctor that has observed hillary and makes the claim that she has Parkinson's disease so your assumption, Ddawg, may be correct. He sighted things from this 9/11 incident and others as well. I'm not a Dr. but it makes me wonder if it's just pneumonia. If it is more serious than they want us to believe and she isn't able to complete her run to control America, what will the democrats do? Will they bring bernie back in? I think he vacated his brief stint as a democrat and went back to being a socialist. Will they run the VP Kaine? Will they draft Biden or someone else? Maybe she will make a recovery. I hope this puts her behind in the polls and more importantly behind in the minds of the American people.

I say, if Hillary has to drop out due to illness, that Trump similarly drop out and we have a real election between Kaine and Pence.

I'd vote Hillary for Prison.

nuk13 wrote:
I think we were talking about hillary. My brother sent me a video of a doctor that has observed hillary and makes the claim that she has Parkinson's disease so your assumption, Ddawg, may be correct. He sighted things from this 9/11 incident and others as well. I'm not a Dr. but it makes me wonder if it's just pneumonia.

Interesting. I guarantee it's not pneumonia. A few things we know about Hillary:

1. Super secretive (home brew email server, destroys 30,000 emails, no press conferences for 9 months, etc.),

2. Chronically misdirects, parses words, and flat out lies.



I read an interesting article form a retired Secret Service agent (his name is Gary Byrne). He offered an insightful perspective. Here's a few excerpts -

"When the van first pulls up, the Democratic candidate is leaning against a bollard next to the street curb as staffers appear to help her keep her balance. Byrne found it particularly puzzling that, when the vehicle approached, no one immediately moved to get Clinton inside.



“The Secret Service doesn’t like to wait — standing still in the eyes of the Service is waiting for an attack to happen,” Byrne wrote. “But the staffer can’t move Mrs. Clinton. Anything that holds up a motorcade is extremely dangerous and anything that ties up a Secret Service agent’s hands from drawing their pistol or intervening a threat is a hazard.”



And -

"Here’s what was very disturbing to me: after the medical episode, she went to her daughter’s apartment and not to an Emergency Room. Secret Service procedure for each detail dictates that everyone knows which hospital to go to depending on the event – heart failure, gunshot, you name it. It is very revealing that, whatever is wrong with her, she is being treated by her own private medical specialists in secret and, judging by the ballet-like reaction by her detail, they have dealt with this before.



Byrne went on to suggest Clinton’s security detail “knew that there was something very wrong” going on, and they were prepared for it."

I think NYT columnist Maureen Dowd said of Hillary - "It isn't about her health, it's about the stealth."



David Axelrod (Obama's campaign manager in 2008 and 2012) said of Hillary -

"Antibiotics can take care of pneumonia. What's the cure for an unhealthy penchant for privacy that repeatedly creates unnecessary problems?"

Hypothetical- Which is worse?

Lying about personal health,

OR

Lying about policy to gain votes (let's say... Immigration)

Mars wrote:
Hypothetical- Which is worse?

Lying about personal health,

OR

Lying about policy to gain votes (let's say... Immigration)

What if you're doing both?

Mars wrote:
Hypothetical- Which is worse?

Lying about personal health,

OR

Lying about policy to gain votes (let's say... Immigration)

Reality - which is worse?



Destroying 30,000 pieces of federal evidence, and taking bribes to influence and shape U.S. foreign policy,

OR

Actually building a secure border ..... wall, secure fence, increased Border Patrol personnel, increased technology monitoring, stopping "catch and release." Actually securing the border and vetting immigrants before they are allowed into the country. What a shocking policy that would be. (Some folks really do not want the border secured.)

I am a medical doctor, and I concur: Video footage of Hillary losing control of her movements... appears consistent with Parkinson's Disease. Don't have time to elaborate, have to get to work.

BOID wrote:
I am a medical doctor, and I concur: Video footage of Hillary losing control of her movements... appears consistent with Parkinson's Disease. Don't have time to elaborate, have to get to work.

Go make them RVUs buddy.

Other conditions, like hypoglycemia, or electrolyte disturbances may cause loss of muscular coordination. However, the uncontrolled head bobbing while she was trying to affirmatively nod her head = suspicious for Parkinson's, which can become exaggerated if anti Parkinson's medication levels run low.



Can't say exactly what is wrong with her, but it is interesting.

SpiffCoug wrote:
I say, if Hillary has to drop out due to illness, that Trump similarly drop out and we have a real election between Kaine and Pence.

I really like Pence.

BroncoBot wrote:

I am a medical doctor, and I concur: Video footage of Hillary losing control of her movements... appears consistent with Parkinson's Disease. Don't have time to elaborate, have to get to work.

Go make them RVUs buddy.

Thanks, I will.

BOID wrote:

BOID wrote:
I am a medical doctor, and I concur: Video footage of Hillary losing control of her movements... appears consistent with Parkinson's Disease. Don't have time to elaborate, have to get to work.

Go make them RVUs buddy.

Thanks, I will.

Ha ha. Just messin. I'm in the same boat.

BOID wrote:
Other conditions, like hypoglycemia, or electrolyte disturbances may cause loss of muscular coordination. However, the uncontrolled head bobbing while she was trying to affirmatively nod her head = suspicious for Parkinson's, which can become exaggerated if anti Parkinson's medication levels run low.



Can't say exactly what is wrong with her, but it is interesting.

Can lying also cause this? How about constantly slipping out of serious accusations? She would make the slickest eel in the sea jealous, up to now that is.

Not fit for office in many ways.

KingCoug wrote:
Not fit for office in many ways.

Bingo! There has never been such a self serving, greedy, and dishonest person running for the presidency.



From a Colin Powell leaked email - this is what he said about Hillary:

“A 70-year person with a long track record, unbridled ambition, greedy, not transformational, with a husband still d–kng bimbos at home (according to the NYP)”



Greedy, unbridled ambition, NOT transformational ..... He forgot to add, dishonest and a criminal.

Ddawg wrote:
There has never been such a self serving, greedy, and dishonest person running for the presidency.

Actually, there are two of them this year.

Mars wrote:

There has never been such a self serving, greedy, and dishonest person running for the presidency.

Actually, there are two of them this year.

Strangely enough, while Colin Powell did rip on HRC ( and justifiably so) that did not stop him from trashing Trump too in a different email. Called Trump unqualified to be a President. The General appears to me to be spot on in both assessments.

BoiseBYU wrote:

Ddawg wrote:
There has never been such a self serving, greedy, and dishonest person running for the presidency.

Actually, there are two of them this year.

Strangely enough, while Colin Powell did rip on HRC ( and justifiably so) that did not stop him from trashing Trump too in a different email. Called Trump unqualified to be a President. The General appears to me to be spot on in both assessments.

That is true - he did trash Trump. Remember, Colin Powell also turned on John McCain and endorsed Obama, 2x. So, how solid is Colin Powell's judgement?



I happened to have a personal experience with Colin Powell. I was at a conference in Washington DC 8 years ago. I was a huge Colin Powell fan. I had the chance to meet him and sit in a round table for an hour with Colin Powell, and executives. I happened to sit on board of directors and was part of the meeting. Remember, I went into that meeting very excited to meet Colin Powell, as I was a big fan of his. An hour later I walked out disappointed - real disappointed. I'll just say, he's not as impressive as one might think. I'll just leave it at that.