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originally posted by: Indigo5
A rational mind would expect Trump to at least pretend to keep up and release actual medical records? That insane letter written by that quack was kind of insulting to everyone, even his followers.
list of Medical Doctor's that have excellent credentials and have voiced their "Opinions and conclusions",
en.wikipedia.org...
originally posted by: Gryphon66
And, last but not least, unsurprisingly, these beliefs make Clinton unfit for the Presidency in your approximation.
originally posted by: Gryphon66
If I weren't going to vote for someone who lies ... I would never be voting in this country or any other.
What is lied ABOUT is the telling factor for me.
Sorry if you took my previous post personally ... it certainly wasn't directed at you.
originally posted by: MotherMayEye
She and her handlers seemed, to me, to be more worried about hiding what was going on than responsibly handling the situation with her well-being in mind.
She claimed to be transparent about her health..... She said she merely stumbled, was only "dizzy," and never lost consciousness. That isn't what I believe I saw. She looked unconscious to me.
originally posted by: rickymouse
At sixty eight years old, she isn't in too bad of shape. I don't know why people think she can't be like many other sixty eight year old women, taking three or four prescriptions every day. Since when has being perfectly healthy been a necessity to get elected to that office.
Her dishonesty should qualify her for that position. Only good deceivers need apply.
a reply to: Gryphon66
So, to summarize for most of you ... There's nothing that Clinton can do to prove she's generally healthy. You're not going to believe anything that the Campaign releases no matter what the source. It doesn't matter if it's proven that she doesn't have Parkinson's or what-have-you ... you know she's "seriously ill" because ... you just know. And, last but not least, unsurprisingly, these beliefs make Clinton unfit for the Presidency in your approximation.
originally posted by: StarsInDust
a reply to: Gryphon66
So, to summarize for most of you ... There's nothing that Clinton can do to prove she's generally healthy. You're not going to believe anything that the Campaign releases no matter what the source. It doesn't matter if it's proven that she doesn't have Parkinson's or what-have-you ... you know she's "seriously ill" because ... you just know. And, last but not least, unsurprisingly, these beliefs make Clinton unfit for the Presidency in your approximation.
Right, Right, and hmmmmm…right!!!!! After all, she hasn’t been very forth coming with anything else, so what on Earth would make us believe her now. Sorry, not buying uh, uh no way!
originally posted by: Gryphon66
originally posted by: rickymouse
At sixty eight years old, she isn't in too bad of shape. I don't know why people think she can't be like many other sixty eight year old women, taking three or four prescriptions every day. Since when has being perfectly healthy been a necessity to get elected to that office.
Her dishonesty should qualify her for that position. Only good deceivers need apply.
I've made that argument before, half jokingly, half seriously ... if she has done all that is attributed to her in the public eye for all of these years and yet somehow has never been found guilty of anything?
She's just the kind of criminal mastermind that I want running the syndicate that the USA has become.
She sure beats the egomaniacal blowhard that can't even speak in full sentences without repeating the same words over and over.
originally posted by: pl3bscheese
a reply to: Gryphon66
Why do so many people not know what psychosis is? Being power hungry doesn't bring out a state of psychosis. That's just not what it is.
Psychosis is generally the term given to noticeable deficits in normal behavior (negative signs) and more commonly to diverse types of hallucinations or delusional beliefs, particularly with regard to the relation between self and others as in grandiosity and pronoia or paranoia.
Psychosis may involve delusional beliefs, some of which are paranoid in nature. Put simply, delusions are false beliefs that a person holds on to, without adequate evidence. It can be difficult to change the belief, even with evidence to the contrary. Common themes of delusions are persecutory (person believes that others are out to harm them), grandiose (person believing that they have special powers or skills), etc.
originally posted by: Gryphon66
a reply to: rickymouse
Sort of like Sarah Palin is referred to as Governor Palin even though she quit to avoid ethics charges?
It's common to refer to someone by their highest title reached I guess, all the previous Presidents are still referred to as "President ______"
Etiquette, perhaps?