There was history within the Democrat party of concealing diminished mental capacity among highly placed functionaries, and treating these luminaries with great deference, allowing “spokespersons” to represent what they would have said were they able to stand up and utter a comprehensible or coherent statement.
One prime example was Woodrow Wilson, he of Great War fame, who “kept us out of the war”. On September 25, 1919, and again on September 25, 1919, he suffered a series of strokes that left him almost totally incapacitated, confined to bed and communicating with the outside world through his second wife, Edith Galt Wilson. Or at least, what she was communicating was attributed to the great and wizardly mind of Wilson. He was essentially a vegetable for several months. Even after February, 1920, when his true condition became known, his appearances were few and perfunctory, and despite all his previous urging for the “Fourteen Points” and “The League of Nations”, neither of these plans ever made any lasting effect on the world, as he was not available to be their advocate.
Enter Herself, Madame Benghazi, the Cold & Joyless. Has she, or has she not, already suffered a stroke, creating a serious reflection upon her capacity to serve in any capacity? Her outburst at the Benghazi hearing in response to Senator Ron Johnson’s question about why the narrative about a spontaneous demonstration over the Prophet Muhammed video was not corrected was, “With all due respect, the fact is, we had four dead Americans. Was it because of a protest or because of guys out for a walk one night who decide to kill some Americans, what difference at this point does it make? It is our job to figure out what happened and do everything we can to prevent it from ever happening again, Senator.”
Herself has had over a year and a half, and STILL cannot come up with a realistic answer to that inquiry. And so long as Herself cannot admit that this was planned and carried out as an act of Islamic jihadist terrorism, the question shall not be answered coherently.
And there have been reports in recent years, that many knew that FDR was very sick when he ran for his 4th term in 1944, but this news was not made public. As it turned out, FDR died only five months after his last re-election.