Hillary's health

[Jesster]

[Losty]

D:

Holy shit!!

Serious!!?!?



Presidential candidates don't get sick ever. I think this must be an imposter. D:

Well, when you are talking about a 68 year old woman with a history of health problems that were about to make leader of the free world, I'd say its a huge concern. Especially given that as you well know, pneumonia is a common secondary.

I don't see what makes it a big concern. I get pneumonia all the time...

[Jesster]

Honestly, I don't like either candidate. I would absolutely predict that Trump supporters would rush to his defense if the same thing happened to him. This is such a non-issue either way.

[Minimalist]

D:

Holy shit!!

Serious!!?!?



Presidential candidates don't get sick ever. I think this must be an imposter. D:

Well, when you are talking about a 68 year old woman with a history of health problems that were about to make leader of the free world, I'd say its a huge concern. Especially given that as you well know, pneumonia is a common secondary.

What about when the only other choice is a 70 year old psychiatric case?

[Thumpalumpacus]

Not everyone works an intense campaign schedule, either.

Doesn't refute the fact she's seriously ill though.

It's a good thing that wasn't my point, then.

The cause isn't really relevant.

Well, it sorta is relevant, and to the larger election as well. I think campaigning is more immediately stressful than actually holding the office -- and we know that stresses reduces resistance to infections.

If you're going to compare her to "everyone", then we'd have to see "everyone's" activity cycle and stress level in order to get a baseline on her general healthiness.

It's worrisome, because while holding the office of POTUS might not be as strenuous as campaigning, it is still a pretty stressful position. It isn't enough to change my voting priorities, though.

[downbeatplumb]

Well, when you are talking about a 68 year old woman with a history of health problems that were about to make leader of the free world, I'd say its a huge concern. Especially given that as you well know, pneumonia is a common secondary.

What about when the only other choice is a 70 year old psychiatric case?

Who lies repeatedly.http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/trum..._hp_ref=uk  
 I Like the editors note "Trump regularly incites violence, is a serial liar, rampant xenophobe, misogynist and birther"

[Napoléon]

Yes everyone gets sick, but not everyone gets pneumonia and collapses in the middle of the street.

Not everyone runs for president, either.

Right, so shouldn't we be more concerned with her health if she's running for such a serious position?

[Napoléon]

It's a good thing that wasn't my point, then.

So at least you agree we should take her current illness seriously instead of saying it is a 'storm in a teacup' like some people here are saying?

It's worrisome, because while holding the office of POTUS might not be as strenuous as campaigning, it is still a pretty stressful position. It isn't enough to change my voting priorities, though.

I'm sure it isn't but all I'm saying is it's pretty strange to me why people on here are acting as though it isn't an issue/problem or at the very least something to be concerned about. I'm very aware this isn't going to suddenly make everyone Trump fans, but it also shows these same people calling them conspiracy theorists have a fair bit of egg on their face now.

[Napoléon]

I don't see what makes it a big concern. I get pneumonia all the time...

You're not 68 doing non-stop travelling around the country though, pneumonia kills people.

[Mermaid]

I don't see what makes it a big concern. I get pneumonia all the time...

You're not 68 doing non-stop travelling around the country though, pneumonia kills people.

Yes. Yes, it does. So does the flu. That doesn't mean it is a grave illness every time.

But Clinton is being treated and is fine. It's almost like everyone wants her to be gravely ill.

You are clutching at straws over an illness.