Its time for Hillary to Drop out of the race

Frederick Foresight said:
Just a heads-up. In the late '80s I had changed jobs and almost from day one I had a persistent dry cough pretty much whenever I tried to talk. It didn't seem to get worse, but it didn't go away. I might have been a bit weakened, and maybe a bit tired from all the coughing (a great ab workout, eh?), but I was able to get by. After about 2-3 weeks or so I had enough and went to see a doctor. She diagnosed me with ambulatory pneumonia ("walking pneumonia" in lay parlance), which the doctor said I probably contracted when someone coughed on me. It's still pneumonia, but sufficiently mild and not debilitating enough for people to normally seek immediate treatment. She prescribed antibiotics and after a day or two, I started to feel better, well before the prescription ran out. Of course, I was only 30 at the time, so maybe my relative youth had something to do with a very quick recovery.

I say this for two reasons. First, it exists, because I had it. Second, when I read about Clinton's persistent cough, I was toying with the idea of e-mailing them through their website about what she night have had, based on my own personal experience. But I figured she was already being well looked after, and that it was probably something else.
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You changed jobs?:wtf: Yeah, right. :rolleyes:
 
"I don't care how many lies I have to tell.... I don't care how sick I am.... I WANT POWER*, DAMNIT!" -- Hillary

Drop out of the race? Only if she drops dead first.

*Unfortunately, 50% of our populace is greedy and stupid enough to give it to her. :(
 
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Kaine ascending to the Presidency would be horrifying enough, but an even more dangerous prospect would be a severely weakened Hillary hanging on to the job. Who would be running things while she was too infirm to get out of bed? Muslim Brotherhood sympathizer Huma Abedin? Bill Clinton, who doesn't look so great himself?

We have seen the toll the Presidency took on healthy men who entered office far younger than Hillary. We don't even know what is wrong with her and we know we will not get a straight answer on it.
 
AAAintheBeltway said:
Kaine ascending to the Presidency would be horrifying enough, but an even more dangerous prospect would be a severely weakened Hillary hanging on to the job. Who would be running things while she was too infirm to get out of bed? Muslim Brotherhood sympathizer Huma Abedin? Bill Clinton, who doesn't look so great himself?

We have seen the toll the Presidency took on healthy men who entered office far younger than Hillary. We don't even know what is wrong with her and we know we will not get a straight answer on it.
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This issue demands relentless questioning by the press. National security is at risk. Leaving her on top of the ticket is clearly a in name only ticket. Kaine is now the presumptive nominee for the democratic party.
 
The Clinton trick is to bury a lie beneath more lies until the original lie is obscured.

Vote for this bitch if you want 4 years of continuous lies.
 
CaptainObvious said:
You sound like a Hillary supporter whistling past the graveyard. Whatever her many medical issues, it is now unmistakable just how poor her heath is. Forget anything and everything else if you like. Maybe it just is all a vast right wing conspiracy. This medical issue is not! What must be addressed and admitted is that democrats are now voting for a Tim Kaine presidency. I'm not even arguing whether he'd be a good or bad president, but having Hillary on top of the ticket? That is now a charade.
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I think both candidates should present comprehensive medical assessment reports from their respective doctors. Neither you nor I should engage in too much wishful thinking.
 
Frederick Foresight said:
I think both candidates should present comprehensive medical assessment reports from their respective doctors. Neither you nor I should engage in too much wishful thinking.
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I think democrats should quite trying to play the distract and shift the focus game. Trump ain't the one falling over, time and again. He's not the one who can't walk or stand without assistance. He's not the one claiming no memory of important dates and circumstances due to a fall. He's not the one hiding in need of a "rest".
 
CaptainObvious said:
I think democrats should quite trying to play the distract and shift the focus game. Trump ain't the one falling over, time and again. He's not the one who can't walk or stand without assistance. He's not the one claiming no memory of important dates and circumstances due to a fall. He's not the one hiding in need of a "rest".
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No, but he also hasn't released tax returns as I understand has been done since around the time of Nixon. His doctor's "medical report" is laughable. He is not at all forthcoming, and you seem to be okay with that. What does that say about you?

He may well be healthy. And if he is markedly healthier than Clinton, with a legitimate medical report to back it up, then he could use such a report to his benefit in his run against her. What is your problem with that?

As for the "rest" part, how well do you operate when you're under the weather? And she hadn't been hiding. There were 39 fundraising events held in August while Trump was showboating. Try to hold both candidates to the same standard if you expect others to do so.
 
MoneyMatthew said:
What you fail to understand futurescurrents is that Hillary has been sick for a long time. You act as if this is something new. You have been lied to and you won't admit it. Anyone who questioned her health months ago was a misogynistic conspiracy nut. Her health has been an issue for a long time yet you act as if this is something new?
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And where did you hear that? Breitbart? Some nitwit on Faux News? Please provide proof that she has "been sick for a long time". And do it without a video. Unlike Trumpers, I can read.
 
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