Clinton is a healthy 68 year old woman according to new doctor letter

All election results have to be is "believable."


voter fraud and election rigging

originally posted by: madenusa
All election results have to be is "believable."

voter fraud and election rigging

LOL ... where's the election rigging in these photos again?

And I don't want to accuse, but could it be that you cherry picked the photos of the biggest Trump and Bernie rallies and the absolute smallest Clinton gatherings you could find?

Or at least, whoever manufactured the "memes" did ...

originally posted by: windword
a reply to: MotherMayEye

I don't see why her doctor, who had just seen and diagnosed her on Friday, couldn't meet her there or arrange for an RN to administer her fluids, an IV, or whatever she needed, in house. I understand that since that time she's been at home recovering.

An interesting point. I remember reading about the huge chaos caused by Kennedy's arrival at Dallas' Parkland hospital (shutting it down for a long time) and Reagan's arrival at a hospital after the assassination attempt on him - in cases like these you get a complete shutdown of facilities - including emergency services.

I would suspect that any campaign with any sense has a plan for things like this - if there's a vehicle accident enroute and so forth. There's undoubtedly a triage protocol where they use one source if the candidate is in grave danger and another for less serious events.

Whether Trump's campaign has this plan is anyone's guess, however.

a reply to: Gryphon66

Nope, Bernie and Trump rallies have dwarfed her rallies all year. She had the small room and he had the arena here in florida. She pulled about 20 people at a rally in St Pete Florida which is one of the most liberal cities in the country.

originally posted by: MotherMayEye

originally posted by: introvert
a reply to: MotherMayEye

But you have no reason to believe otherwise, except for your own reluctance to believe what they say.

Will you at least be honest enough to say that there is no evidence to suggest she has any other affliction or sickness than what she and her campaign/doctor claims?

I am honest about my opinion. Overheating would be secondary to pneumonia.

Actually, it's signs of a fever. Fevers are typically short-term response to an infection - BUT may not be. I'm the same age as Clinton and occasionally I feel ill if I get overheated. Didn't happen when I was younger, but this age 60 stuff is a different bottle of metabolism.

Doesn't mean I can't stand up and teach a coherent 4 hour unit on genealogy or on the Crusades or Egyptology (because I can) for weeks on end and answer questions about them. But it does mean learning new things about my body and using strategies to cool down (can you imagine the horror and outrage if she dared to take off her jacket?) when I start feeling overheated.

But if you're our age, you know about this. If you aren't, remember this in the back of your mind for the day when you stand in our shoes. It's kind of annoying but a strong woman learns tactics to deal with it.

originally posted by: Byrd
An interesting point. I remember reading about the huge chaos caused by Kennedy's arrival at Dallas' Parkland hospital (shutting it down for a long time)

Where did you read that? Officer JD Tippit was taken to Parkland the same day as JFK.

originally posted by: Byrd

originally posted by: MotherMayEye

originally posted by: introvert
a reply to: MotherMayEye

But you have no reason to believe otherwise, except for your own reluctance to believe what they say.

Will you at least be honest enough to say that there is no evidence to suggest she has any other affliction or sickness than what she and her campaign/doctor claims?

I am honest about my opinion. Overheating would be secondary to pneumonia.

Actually, it's signs of a fever.

Correct. Secondary to fever. Which is what I stated.

originally posted by: MotherMayEye

originally posted by: Byrd
An interesting point. I remember reading about the huge chaos caused by Kennedy's arrival at Dallas' Parkland hospital (shutting it down for a long time)

Where did you read that? Officer JD Tippit was taken to Parkland the same day as JFK.

The officer was, yes. I heard the news reports live (but after this long, I might be mistaken.) I recall hearing and reading that the place was under tight lockdown.

She needs to find a new Doctor. Everything we have seen (on LIVE TV) and otherwise, says that this woman is ill and has major issues. She is everything BUT healthy.

a reply to: matafuchs

I smelled a flower once and had a massive allergy attack. It caused me to fall over several times over several years, I got a couple of concussions, I pass out if temperatures rise above 75 degrees, and I have to wear special glasses. I also employ a full time doctor to watch over me 24/7. I also cough cough cough cough cough cough cough.

Sorry, I need a nappy.

its useIess...theres just something inherentIy wrong with those who. given aII the evid...nay...the absoIute ΡROOF wiII stiII ρIay mindgames with themseIves to ρerρetuate this faIse narrative of being heaIthy whiIe seizing or overheating in the 76 degree breeze. Its the exact same shortcoming of bIm and of the temρer tantrum chiId who wants ice cream for dinner or to wear his or her batman costume to church. And shame on them it such feabIe minds that have aIIowed the destruction of our worId just as much as TΡTB who controI them Iike mindIess ρawns.

a reply to: matafuchs>.. Maybe he gave her body double a physical.....

a reply to: matafuchs

Her staffer told the doctor to sign their letter or she'd meet the same fate as Seth Rich. The doc signed it.