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She's not looking good these days. Passing out, catching infectious disease, long fits of coughing, head wobbling, swollen face, bulging eyes, avoiding public appearance, etc. Either her health is terrible or she's suffering from uncontrolled substance abuse issues. (my money is on booze)
Maybe she should sit in a chair when she debates Trump. I don't see how she can last otherwise.
Nope, if she insists on running for president in her condition she needs to stand just like everyone else has done.
Clearly you haven't heard Hillary shrill on with a canned speech.
It doesn't matter if Hillary sits or stands because she is so short. When the debate comes, and the candidates are on stage, Trump is nearly a foot taller.
Hillary is at 5'3" so those that don't know just how short will see it whether she is sitting without her feet touching the floor or standing behind a shortened podium with a mic drooping down.
Really? Height matters? James Madison, whose extensive contributions to the founding of our country included being the fourth President of the United States, was 5'4".
His height was not an issue when he drafted our Constitution and the Bill of Rights. Nor was it an issue when he was a war-time* President.
*The War of 1812 for those of you who flunked 8th grade history.
Last edited by DewDropInn; 09-13-2016 at 08:15 PM..
I can only imagine how doped up they will have her to have to stand up for that long..
That's a good point.
The DNC has got to make her appear healthy which probably means medication. But having HC debate while high /or incoherent isn't much better than worrying about her falling down.
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