Does Hillary have Parkinson's?

[BotanyBoy]

Makes sense, I'm pretty sure they're Libertarians.

They could be greenies, they just have to be remotely sane or be slightly honest to lose.

 

[Sean Renaud]

They can be the 3rd party run that loses to either Jeb or Kanye LOL



LOL it made enough sense for me to laugh.

And I know, you're a very good (D).

You say that like you think it hurts my feelings that I know who my allies are. Not that that has anything to do with the visceral hatred many have for Hillary. I don't even hate Trump THAT much and nobody else on in the (R) party comes remotely close to that.

 

[BotanyBoy]

You say that like you think it hurts my feelings that I know who my allies are. Not that that has anything to do with the visceral hatred many have for Hillary. I don't even hate Trump THAT much and nobody else on in the (R) party comes remotely close to that.

No I say that like you would defend ANYONE the DNC nominates as if they were the fuckin messiah, the embodiment of altruism, here to rescue humanity from evil people who just want you to leave them the fuck alone.


With the DNC's endorsement you would church St.Hitler up like the 2nd coming of Christ.

 

[patient1]

When people are talking about Trump being unfit they are talking about his temperament, not accusing him of having a disease. Comparing the two is dishonest at best.

People already accuse Hillary of being unqualified or that she should be in jail which is the equivalent you're looking for. . .or would be but you're just looking to blast hillary which is cool.

No she doesn't have Parkinsons. Now that that is over we can move on ne?

You mean she's not the droid we're looking for?

 

[hashtag45]

Nevermind.


The entire world is interested in american elections. Not inappropriately, since who gets elected will impact on everybody else's future as well.
And I know that it's a serious thing for americans, since their entire future is at stake, and I'm rude for saying it. But I just can't help myself, because I keep going from perplexed to amused to perplexed again.

What a circus! With the Donald show, then with the leak of Hillary's email, and now this.

Whether Hillary has or hasn't got Parkinson, your massmedia made you look weird Again.
- Because, If she has Parkinson, the fact that they would cover it up and push her to continue - so self-destructive and bizarre.… And if she doesn't have Parkinson and it's all just a rumour: what a circus!

 

[snugglestruggle]

Nevermind.


The entire world is interested in american elections. Not inappropriately, since who gets elected will impact on everybody else's future as well.
And I know that it's a serious thing for americans, since their entire future is at stake, and I'm rude for saying it. But I just can't help myself, because I keep going from perplexed to amused to perplexed again.

What a circus! With the Donald show, then with the leak of Hillary's email, and now this.

Whether Hillary has or hasn't got Parkinson, your massmedia made you look weird Again.
- Because, If she has Parkinson, the fact that they would cover it up and push her to continue - so self-destructive and bizarre.… And if she doesn't have Parkinson and it's all just a rumour: what a circus!

In the age of crony capitalism the US media is not above choosing sides to destroy a political opponent of their long time allies. It's a sycophant relationship between the DNC and the media. Each is a slave to the other, Trump is the great destroyer that could wreck both their houses if he becomes POTUS.

This is what I expect at least 1 of the debates to spiral into. Trumpzilla Vs Clintzilla.
https://media.giphy.com/media/3o6Zt4AjGfhbdMpsrK/giphy.gif

 

[patient1]

Whether Hillary has or hasn't got Parkinson, your massmedia made you look weird Again.
- Because, If she has Parkinson, the fact that they would cover it up and push her to continue - so self-destructive and bizarre.… And if she doesn't have Parkinson and it's all just a rumour: what a circus!

To become president you really have to want it. Want it bad enough to work towards it most of your life. You have to want it, even though you know it is the most stressful job in the world and will age you pre-maturely. You have to want it, even when others try to ruin your reputation, and that of your friends and family, too.
You have to want it bad enough to make deals, and beg for money.

Hillary is one of those people that really wants it. She has paid her dues, as it were. Normal people would say it's time to retire and enjoy their grandchildren, but she signed on for more of this.

The voters don't like presidential candidates with medical problems. There have been plenty of great presidential candidates who lost for no other reason than they had cancer. Kennedy had Addison's disease, and he tried to keep it a secret. But it's not just the voters. The international financial markets do not like the uncertainty of ill American presidents.

For that matter president Woodrow Wilson ( League of Nations) was disabled in office with a stroke and his wife and doctor concealed it from everybody for months.

What if Hillary worked her whole life to become the first woman president, and some neurological illness got in the way, just when it was finally within her reach, if not quite her grasp? I could imagine her inner circle being willing to help her achieve her dream, and to cover for her. It wouldn't be too hard with Bill Clinton to lend a hand as needed.

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I've been here at Literotica a long time, and I've always been a Hillary hater. I feel insulted by her lies and disingenuity. So it wouldn't surprise me if she was deceiving us about her health whatever the issue is.

But oddly, if I learned that she had a neurological malady, that might explain away a lot of what I perceive as tells of deception, or cause of deceptions for that matter. I won't hold somebody responsible for the symptoms of a disease they didn't want, or the lasting effects of a head injury.

I might stop hating her.

 

[hashtag45]

1.To become president you really have to want it. Want it bad enough to work towards it most of your life. You have to want it, even though you know it is the most stressful job in the world and will age you pre-maturely. You have to want it, even when others try to ruin your reputation, and that of your friends and family, too.
You have to want it bad enough to make deals, and beg for money.

Hillary is one of those people that really wants it. She has paid her dues, as it were. Normal people would say it's time to retire and enjoy their grandchildren, but she signed on for more of this.
What if Hillary worked her whole life to become the first woman president, and some neurological illness got in the way, just when it was finally within her reach, if not quite her grasp?

2.I've been here at Literotica a long time, and I've always been a Hillary hater. I feel insulted by her lies and disingenuity. So it wouldn't surprise me if she was deceiving us about her health whatever the issue is.

But oddly, if I learned that she had a neurological malady, that might explain away a lot of what I perceive as tells of deception, or cause of deceptions for that matter. I won't hold somebody responsible for the symptoms of a disease they didn't want, or the lasting effects of a head injury.
I might stop hating her.

In case she is indeed unwell (which is possible) :

1.That's it.
Because I understood why the selfish, callous part of Hillary would want to stay in the race, even if her progressive illness will, without any doubt, impair her ability to do her job properly. (and we're talking about a job where even a small error could lead to loss of millions of dollars or even lives).
But I couldn't figure out why she's being so self-destructive (her illness will only get worse, and such enormous stress and pressure would certainly add to that).

What you're saying makes sense, and I can certainly relate to it. And I suspect that most people have had such experiences, at some point in their lives - when some wish or dream ended up in a mismatch with reality, at some stage (either because one overestimated their abilities, or because of other things over which they had no control).
But you're right - it's even higher in her case, and it makes a lot more sense why she's less able to readjust her expectations.

2.Indeed. Part of me feels sorry for her too, despite the fact that my rational side says: what she's doing is not ok and is in fact selfish, since her decision has the potential to affect in a negative way so many people.

Thanks for clarifying it.

3.What if Hillary worked her whole life to become the first woman president, and some neurological illness got in the way, just when it was finally within her reach, if not quite her grasp? I could imagine her inner circle being willing to help her achieve her dream, and to cover for her. It wouldn't be too hard with Bill Clinton to lend a hand as needed.

But oddly, if I learned that she had a neurological malady, that might explain away a lot of what I perceive as tells of deception, or cause of deceptions for that matter. I won't hold somebody responsible for the symptoms of a disease they didn't want, or the lasting effects of a head injury.

I can certainly undersrand why Bill. But why the staff and other high-level politicians too?

3.On one hand I could certainly see why her husband, her family or her doctor would want to help her (by covering her illness).
Because, even if they were well aware of the severity of her illness
- they also care for her and are emotionally involved. And That might affect Their judgment.


4.On the other hand, I'm unable to entertain the idea that her staff are covering for her for similar "altrustic" reasons, so to speak.

Because if it came to it, I wouldn't see myself aiding and abeti g a colleague or even a friend, if I knew that they had a serious illness that could lead to serious errors at work, that could lead to loss of lives (like in her case).
So I can't imagine that her staff are doing it for "altruistic" reasons, to help her (plus some of them are a quite a self-serving, callous bunch of people to start with)
I feel more inclined to believe that they're covering for her because she has something on them, or because they would have to lose too (financially, jobs) if she left the race.

And that part seems ugly to me.

 

[patient1]

Maybe she does have Parkinson's after all.
http://www.dangerandplay.com/2016/08/12/hillary-clinton-has-parkinsons-disease-physician-confirms/

Trying to avoid obvious displays of Parkinson's Disease would explain all of the frantic gesturing over the last year on Hilary's part-

"We do not have video evidence of the “pill rolling” tremor that is common in PD. But that is not a major concern for our thesis. Treatment with levodopa can reduce it. Also, PD sufferers develop a variety of techniques to hide it. Since it is a tremor at rest, keeping the hands in motion suppresses it. Grasping objects such as a lectern can also hide it. As long as the hands are busy, it is usually not visible."

 

[Sean Renaud]

So that's why Trump is finger banging the sky every single time he speaks?

Possible? I guess. But it seems unlikely.

 

[patient1]

I don't know what's going on. Maybe it's simply side effects of her last concussion.
The link I posted goes into some depth and footnotes with regard to the Parkinson's theory, and it shrugs of the " valium pen" as a possible flashlight.

I hope she doesn't have it. Her response to the questions and speculation was a podcast about her healthy lifestyle, which dodged her medical history and current issues entirely.