Sniffling Drumpf now claims his rival took perf. enhancers?

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This is too ironically sardonic, but if it wasn't so... sad. When cocaine perfectly explains both his behavioural manners. pacing, and sniffling due to the snorting... he now tries to use his very evidence against his rival? How bare-faced is this? How utterly ludicrous.

Clearly, without doing that which he projects he wouldn't possibly so crazed, frantic, and ultimately pumped up (which dopamine agonists and the release of norepinephrine cause).

That is the solution to the country's current problems: drug test presidential candidates, then this Mussolini wouldn't have half his energy.

I wonder what all is on the list of banned substances for presidential debates.

Everywhere she stands, there is a stool nearby LOL.
You wouldn't catch Jill Stein needing a stool. Just saying. You might argue I'm being ableist but our leaders need to be healthy and strong in the eyes of the media and Hillary isn't fitting that bill.

That said her last 2 appearances were some of her most healthiest and with her being dubious about her medical records it isn't surprising that Trump would further push the #HillarysHealth agenda, questioning if this is the result of a cocktail of drugs prescribed by their doctors.

For the record pneumonia can have long term effects on the middle aged and elderly. It varies from person to person and it might just be the case that Hillary suffered for a couple of months and is now on the mend which is why she is becoming more present on TV. My father nearly died from it, so I've seen some a severe case before. Mind you I am still doubtful she had pneumonia. Many reckon she has epilepsy and Parkinsons.

My verdict: Hillary is just healthier than she was in recent months. If it's due to bouncing back, good for her. If it's due to "performance enhancement", it's yet another talking point about being fit for leadership (at least, physically).

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Coughing and pneumonia have zero to do with performance enchancers. If you so easily descend into conspiracy what if I asserted that your father had Parkinsons and epilepsy, which have nothing to do with the aforementioned, then?

Coughing is suspicious? What's wrong with the conspiratorial mind lately when somehow you think nothing of sniffling through two consecutive debates but somehow coughing is the sign of Armageddon.

I posted a fairly balanced response, mister. Was your fanatical response really necessary? And why the victimhood? I never criticised YOUR view point on the matter! I merely shared some balanced views and a verdict.

Okay. I merely said many reckon she has epilepsy and Parkinsons. I never even said I believed that. To elaborate why others might though, this is due to flash photography being prohibited in case it triggers a seizure as anchors have said (almost laughingly). Then there are all the videos of her jolting bizarrely. These are things that have been on LIVE TELEVISION, on main stream media outlets no less. They are available as clips on YouTube also.

Another thing. I never even linked pneumonia to parkinsons or epilepsy. Either you know this and are just fabricating an argument as a straw man to defeat (while throwing in ad hominem) or you are really bad at interpreting other people's posts.

I never said coughing is suspicious by the way. But Clinton herself said she had pneumonia. And coughing is a part of that. And, get this, pneumonia can be deadly especially after middle age regardless of your wealth and the symptoms can take a long time to go away. Coughing isn't suspicious but people are allowed (do I really have to explain that?) to be slightly suspicious about her health constantly changing. In fairness to you, I even implied Trump is either being paranoid or using it to further the #HillarysHealth talking point to drum home she is physically unfit to lead.

Seriously, man. My post was very balanced. I even wished the most crooked politician in the western world (in my mind) goodness if she is truly bouncing back for her health. Your comment sucks, it's really disappointing to receive that sort of engagement from balanced posts. You're going to lose thread audience if you continue like that.

You linked all three conditions: "Mind you I am still doubtful she had pneumonia. Many reckon she has epilepsy and Parkinsons." - latter sentence implying that you agree with them, if you're doubtful of the former. I've also encountered some of the wildest conspiracies flying online, which is why I'm frustrated as to how easily people can convince themselves of something. I'm not sure where the ad hominem is, I only mentioned fathers as they were mentioned before, and if there was familial experience then I wonder why coughing isn't so obviously a symptom of pneumonia and not the other two.

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Complete BS accusation again: it doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out that if Hillary were on drugs she'd be much cooler than she currently is. If only she were on drugs...

It would make the rallies and debates more interesting.

Dude, they're already Jerry Springer level, adding drugs to the mix might be too much. I mean the s**t's already above shoe level, does it really need to rise more?

Depends on what drugs... psychedelics would certainly induce the opposite of the current atmosphere, people can't possibly debate on opiates... and on stimulants, either amphetamines or cocaine, it's likely to result in Trump's performance, who fulfils all the observed symptoms as listed above. Although, frankly, I'm not sure how 70-year-olds' hearts can cope with stimulants.

Til it reaches about 5 feet, then she'll have to eat it.

Yeah, I doubt Trump was on cocaine. The sniffling was probably because he was 70 years old and in poor health. --At this point I just assume anything coming out of his mouth is a projection of one of his own weaknesses.

Why, his doctor under duress said that he has perfect health. And probably that he's a relative of NK's Kim, considering he wants everyone to know he's a superhero too.

Yeah, no doctor would write that their patient's health is "astonishingly excellent." That sounds like something Trump himself would say. Or that their examination was "positive," which in medical terms means something... um. Very different.

I have huge doubts about the cocaine claim, which basically started as Howard Dean trolling him. It's been pretty effective trolling, based on this reaction. But common age-linked respiratory issues, like sinusitis? Sure.