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originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: introvert
Do you know why there are conspiracies?
Because of the lies.
schuyler is entirely correct. It would be much, much harder for the conspiracies to continue had she and her campaign been honest about all this from the start. Instead we get allergies ... no heat exhaustion ... no it was pneumonia we knew about when we were busy telling you all it was heat exhaustion ...
And now we find out they ditched the ER which should have been the first stop according to accepted protocol and they were running around ditching the police escort to do it like some Hollywood thriller?
Yeah, that sort of thing fuels conspiracies.
Can't you tell?
originally posted by: Mandroid7
originally posted by: introvert
originally posted by: Mandroid7
originally posted by: introvert
a reply to: schuyler
She doesn't appear to be sick in the way the conspiracies have inferred.
Don't confuse the conspiracies with catching pneumonia.
What was the crap she spit into the glass?
It looked like my avatar.
Mucus? I don't know.
Does that green # in the glass prove the conspiracies, or does it prove she has had some other, less extreme issues?
Yeah, IDK, it looked like giant green platelets. I am going to go loogie in a glass and see if it sinks. We can dubunk this pig before the hours up.
Psh, the look on my gf's face when I explain this experiment will be worth it alone.
"Do we have a glass I can borrow?"
Nope, loogies float, my contribution to the ATS community is now complete. Back to the conspiracies.
originally posted by: introvert
originally posted by: MysticPearl
a reply to: introvert
No. Many jobs require having physicals done to prove you're fit for duty. Same here. The voting public has a right to know if she's even healthy enough to take on a four year term.
If she can't even stand on a sidewalk without doing a face plant, that's a problem.
Where is that requirement laid-out in the constitution?
originally posted by: introvert
Some things are private and I have never understood why we press political candidates to release medical records.
Seems a bit nosey to me.
originally posted by: DBCowboy
If the narrative has changed (again) that medical history isn't important in selecting a candidate, then financial history should be an issue either.
It really isn't any of our business, is it?
originally posted by: MotherMayEye
Also, the story evolved from overheating and "fine," to pneumonia and "out for several days sick.
“The coughing fit was a week ago, so I assume that was pneumonia also ― I would think it would have been ― so, something’s going on. But I hope she gets well, gets back on the trail and we’ll see her at the debate,” Trump said in a Monday interview on Fox News. In a separate interview on CNBC on Monday, Trump called news of Clinton’s illness “quite sad” and said he did not revel in it. “I don’t take satisfaction. ... I hope she gets well and I hope she gets well soon. But, you know, it was ― it was quite sad, to be honest with you,” he said. “I hope she gets well soon. No satisfaction, believe me, whatsoever.”
Jasser has lately become the right’s go-to guy when it comes to providing cover for policies or positions that many Muslim Americans contend are discriminatory. When controversy over the so-called Ground Zero mosque erupted, Jasser, a frequent guest on Fox News, accused the builders of trying to ‘diminish what happened’ on September 11, 2001. He has supported statewide bans on Shariah law in American courts and has helped bolster conservative warnings that American Muslims seek to replace the Constitution with a harsh interpretation of Islamic law. Many American Muslim groups, meanwhile, view Jasser as a reliable apologist for Republicans and anti-Muslim figures—one with little grassroots support in the American Muslim community.”
originally posted by: babybunnies
Clinton had already been to the doctor on Friday, who had told her to rest. There was no need for her to go to the ER when she was so close to the home of a family member.
The ER is also not a secure area for the Secret Service.
Chelsea's apartment was nearby, was secure, and it was easy to have a doctor there to treat her in this environment.