Text 36742, 73 rader
Skriven 2016-09-20 17:59:28 av Lee Lofaso (2:203/2)
  Kommentar till text 36606 av Gregory Deyss (1:267/150)
Ärende: Hillary Clinton's Health
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Hello Gregory,

 GD>> Pneumonia is treatable, I think we all see future health realted
 GD>> failings with Hillary Clinton.

 AP>> And I have seen plenty of people her age die from Pneumonia....

 GD> I agree it can kill, therefore so why would it not be REASONABLE to
consider
 GD> her choice of actions to be foolish.

 GD> We want and need a person who acts on intellegence, not someone like
Hillary
 GD> who does what ever she feels like doing and then makes up lies to cover it
 GD> up.

There is Hillary the Good, and there is Hillary the Bad.
Which Hillary do you want to talk about?

Let us assume, at least for the moment, that Hillary really did
suffer from a bout of pneumonia.  Review the course of events, as
reported by the news media -

Hillary Clinton collapsed at a September 11 memorial service
in New York.  We all saw the video of what happened.  She was
not feeling well, but did her duty and responsibility, being
determined to show the world who she really was - a leader
who would do everything in her power to fight for the values
of every American - even if it kills her.

IOW, she would rather die than not attend the memorial service.

Now lets look at the reality.

Hillary Clinton was diagnosed with pneumonia on Friday.  But
she said nothint about it to the press corps.  Her senior staff
was aware of it, but nobody else.  On Sunday, she had her little
problem at the commemoration ceremony, not being able to get into
her SUV without assistance.  Again, the press corps was kept in
the dark.  Now safely tucked away in the SUV, Hillary Clinton
was driven to her daughter's apartment, where she was able to
spend some quality time with her grandkids.

Two hours after arriving at her daughter's place, Hillary
Clinton was fully rehydrated and able to come out to play again.
A large crowd had gathered outside, being very concerned about
her health, so she had to tell them all the good news -

"I'm feeling great.  It's a beautiful day in New York."

Hillary Clinton was diagnosed with pneumonia on Friday.
This was Sunday.  Talk about a fast recovery, wouldn't you say?
And on a cloudy day, at that.  More like a miserable day, than
anything beautiful.

Instead of being honest, telling the press corps and everybody
else what really happened, Clinton chose to fudge the truth (lie).
She should have simply said how she really felt.  End of story.
Everybody would have understood.  But no.  She had to go on and
on, trying to deceive both herself and the entire world into
thinking something else.

"I did not feel well, but wanted to do something to honor
those who were victims of the terror attacks, even though I
did so against doctor's orders."  That would have been truly
commendable.  Even heroic.  But no.  Instead of doing that,
she turned it into an issue.  In this case, an issue she
wishes would go away.

--Lee

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