CAMPAIGN COVER-UP? Hillary Clinton Facing ‘Mounting Health Issues,’ Political Insider Claims

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: UnBreakable

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Exactly. So when Uncle Joe gets in watch how the Justice Department and FBI suddenly get motivated.

Although it won't really fix anything..... My good Lord I hope you are right. Just for the entertainment value alone!!!

Are libel laws easily enforced? Around here people with the super-egos easily get offended at what people say and file libel cases all the time

originally posted by: Philippines

Are libel laws easily enforced? Around here people with the super-egos easily get offended at what people say and file libel cases all the time

What libelous statements were made?

originally posted by: butcherguy

originally posted by: introvert

originally posted by: butcherguy

originally posted by: introvert
Radar Online is a gossip website and Edward Klein is a gossip writer known for making-up stuff, including quotes from non-existent people.

I wouldn't give this one bit of credibility until other sources can confirm.

Was it that site that broke the story about Sid Blumenthal's emails being hacked? I can't remember.

I don't know. All I'm saying is that I wouldn't give it much credibility until it was confirmed by other sources. I see the Enquirer is running the story. Surely it must be true, right?

Monica Lewinski was just a bunch of tripe until the blue dress vindicated Drudge, The Enquirer, etc.

And Clinton's potential health issues are comparable to Lewinsky and the blue dress?

Get real.

When we can find an email that damages her presidential chances or some other scandal, let me know. All this is is gossip and rumors for adults that can't help but act like teenagers.

originally posted by: introvert

originally posted by: butcherguy

originally posted by: introvert

originally posted by: butcherguy

originally posted by: introvert
Radar Online is a gossip website and Edward Klein is a gossip writer known for making-up stuff, including quotes from non-existent people.

I wouldn't give this one bit of credibility until other sources can confirm.

Was it that site that broke the story about Sid Blumenthal's emails being hacked? I can't remember.

I don't know. All I'm saying is that I wouldn't give it much credibility until it was confirmed by other sources. I see the Enquirer is running the story. Surely it must be true, right?

Monica Lewinski was just a bunch of tripe until the blue dress vindicated Drudge, The Enquirer, etc.

And Clinton's potential health issues are comparable to Lewinsky and the blue dress?

Get real.

When we can find an email that damages her presidential chances or some other scandal, let me know. All this is is gossip and rumors for adults that can't help but act like teenagers.

I made no such comparison.
I was stating that political news stories have been broken before by what had previously been seen as untrustworthy gossip sites.
Remember that The Enquirer got the pics of Gary Hart cheating on his wife on the boat 'Monkey Business' many years ago.

I don't buy the National Enquirer, but I thought in recent years it had gained more respectability and had cut back on sensationalism. Didn't they break the news about John Edwards? I think they were also the first to expose Tiger Woods.

Nominated for a Pulitzer Prize?

originally posted by: introvert

originally posted by: butcherguy

originally posted by: introvert

originally posted by: butcherguy

originally posted by: introvert
Radar Online is a gossip website and Edward Klein is a gossip writer known for making-up stuff, including quotes from non-existent people.

I wouldn't give this one bit of credibility until other sources can confirm.

Was it that site that broke the story about Sid Blumenthal's emails being hacked? I can't remember.

I don't know. All I'm saying is that I wouldn't give it much credibility until it was confirmed by other sources. I see the Enquirer is running the story. Surely it must be true, right?

Monica Lewinski was just a bunch of tripe until the blue dress vindicated Drudge, The Enquirer, etc.

And Clinton's potential health issues are comparable to Lewinsky and the blue dress?

Get real.

When we can find an email that damages her presidential chances or some other scandal, let me know. All this is is gossip and rumors for adults that can't help but act like teenagers.

I linked to reports from when she had a "concussion" that took quite some time to get over. She has a clear disposition for clots and stroke according to the docs....many think she DID have a stroke, though you'd be hard pressed for her to admit it. What exactly makes you think the reporting from a book may be incorrect? And even if it is, do you think it would be admitted? It is medical history and as such it is protected by laws.

The only thing that would be breaking about this is if the claim of MS was true. Clotting and strokes are already known.

a reply to: butcherguy

Remember that The Enquirer got the pics of Gary Hart cheating on his wife on the boat 'Monkey Business' many years ago.

No. I do not remember. I don't care about someone cheating on his wife, whether it's a politician or the guy down the street. I also couldn't care less about Clinton's health. That's her business.

I find this entire deal to be childish. Like I said, when she drops out of the race or they find some evidence of wrongdoing, then I will pay attention.


a reply to: Vasa Croe

What exactly makes you think the reporting from a book may be incorrect?

I don't know if it's correct or not. What I said is that I would wait to jump too far in to this topic until things can be verified and we see who the author quotes in this book. Not only are we talking about a tabloid gossip site, but the author is known for making-up crap, including quoted statements that no one ever made.

The only thing that would be breaking about this is if the claim of MS was true. Clotting and strokes are already known.

Who cares? It's her business and I don't see how it is relevant to her political position unless it forces her out of the race.

This is tabloid, adult gossip, drama nonsense. Do we really have nothing better to do or to work on than to talk about Clinton's possible health issues?

a reply to: introvert

I would say having a Presidential candidate with MS would be something to care about. What's wrong with discussing a candidates health issues? I would say it is pretty important in a decision for a leader of our country, but hey, plenty here just vote because of skin color or gender or because their favorite actor/singer/kardashian told them to....why care about politics or medical history?

a reply to: introvert

Health issues have always been a consideration for someone running for president. Don't dismiss that so readily.

a reply to: Vasa Croe

So far it's not medical history. It's medical conspiracy. Not my cup o tea I guess.

a reply to: introvert

No. I do not remember. I don't care about someone cheating on his wife, whether it's a politician or the guy down the street. I also couldn't care less about Clinton's health. That's her business.

Do you think it would have been worth knowing that Reagan had Alzheimers disease while he was in office, if in fact he did?
Or would that be his business?

originally posted by: introvert
a reply to: Vasa Croe

So far it's not medical history. It's medical conspiracy. Not my cup o tea I guess.

Like I said before and linked to...there is a medical history, just not on the MS part. It all stemmed from her concuccsion which took an unusable long amount of time to heal for what they portrayed as a minor incident.

a reply to: introvert

I don't care about someone cheating on his wife, whether it's a politician or the guy down the street.

But it did happen, it did ruin a political career and stopped his Presidential aspirations. Even though you wouldn't care, if you remembered it, many did care and it sold papers.

originally posted by: introvert
Radar Online is a gossip website and Edward Klein is a gossip writer known for making-up stuff, including quotes from non-existent people.

I wouldn't give this one bit of credibility until other sources can confirm.

Remember how The Enquirer was just a tabloid too? Somehow it broke the John Edwards affair.

a reply to: introvert

AA medical conspiracy ... on a conspiracy forum no less. Who would have thought?

originally posted by: introvert

I don't care about someone cheating on his wife, whether it's a politician or the guy down the street. I also couldn't care less about Clinton's health. That's her business.

Everything is fair game in Election Season.
No such thing as "her business" if she is running for office.

a reply to: burntheships

Everything is fair game in Election Season.

Apparently so.

No such thing as "her business" if she is running for office.

Perhaps that is one of the reasons we can't get real leadership in DC. Everyone knows that even if a candidate would be good for this country and will follow the constitution to a T, their skeletons will be drug-out and used against them. So why put their family and themselves through the ringer?

We all have skeletons in our closet. So it seems hypocritical to point fingers, whether they are running for president or not.

But don't let me ruin the good time everybody is having. I understand tabloid gossip is popular.

a reply to: ketsuko

AA medical conspiracy ... on a conspiracy forum no less. Who would have thought?

Sometimes I forget about that. I come to ATS to talk politics and current events. Once in a while I will discuss conspiracies, but it's not a focus of mine.

But I often forget that while I am talking politics with fellow members, many are the type that not only like to talk politics, but also dive in to the deep end of conspiracy craziness.

Hard to debate with that.

No such thing as "her business" if she is running for office.

originally posted by: introvert
a reply to: burntheships

Perhaps that is one of the reasons we can't get real leadership in DC. Everyone knows that even if a candidate would be good for this country and will follow the constitution to a T, their skeletons will be drug-out and used against them. So why put their family and themselves through the ringer?

We all have skeletons in our closet. So it seems hypocritical to point fingers, whether they are running for president or not.

Surely, you not overlooking the candidates themselves, they are
not exempt from your criticism, no? Just look at Hillary for instance.
She was the one who started the birther conspiracy, she also was accused
by Obama of starting the "Muslim" question....along with concealed attacks
on his prior drug use, and health issues that may come along as a result.

It is not hypocritical to look at all aspects of a persons ability to lead
the country. Granted, Hillary may be a hypocrite because she calls
out others for doing the things she did first.

Besides, Health issues should not be kept in the closet like
a skeleton. This includes a persons age, too old to serve out
a term, perhaps too sick to fulfill duties.