'Big deal - people get pneumonia all the time!' Bill Clinton shrugs off Hillary's diagnosis on 'Th

dailymail ^ | 9/16/16 | James Wilkinson

[ealgeone]

LOL!

[GreenHornet]

The talking points seem to be that “this is no big deal”, “people get pneumonia all the time”, and “she powered through it.” I saw a clip last night of a female journalist saying that “Hillary tripped” as she was walking to her van. The same old tactic - keep repeating the lie often enough until people believe it.

[bert]

-—he ‘didn’t worry too much’ when he saw her collapse-—

Neither did the Secret Service or the others present.

The bald headed SS agent ambled over and loaded her in the van like she was a sack of potatoes or maybe pinto beans. he did his thing in the bored workmanlike manner of a repetitive task.

[Resettozero]

I once had pneumonia in the summer. It was miserable and at that time I was young and usually healthy.

You're right. Pneumonia in the summer is common as the cold. If Bill isn't concerned about his wife fainting, we shouldn't be either.

BTW, don't believe I've had the pleasure of welcoming you to FR. Or are you a retread?

[N. Theknow]

The moment Bill heard that she was sick he rushed to his woman’s bedside. And then, as soon as he was finished, he picked up the phone and called Chelsea’s apartment to see how Hillary was doing.

[bert]

——It clearly is not-—

Actually it clearly is. That is bubba’s point. It happens all the time.

To use the word pneumonia with the incident is to buy the presstitute template that is actually false, a figleaf.

She essentially shut down. The demeanor of those around her, especially the bald guy, expresses a common place, damn it’s happened again, situation.

[xrmusn]

UH... isn’t pneumonia one of the last stages of AIDS?

Or at least a lot of AIDS patients end up with it...

[MichaelCorleone]

Happening ‘all the time’ is not the same thing as it being commonplace.

For example: critical thinking happens all the time, but it is not commonplace, not in the USA anyway.

[jazminerose]

Hillary didn’t *faint*. She collapsed. Went down like a sack of hammers, not in any normal fashion. Watch the video.

[utahagen]

Yes, Bill really came across as a jerk in this interview. He doesn’the want her to win because it would interfere with his cheating on her. He’said a boor.

[RetSignman]

.'Big deal - people get pneumonia all the time!'

[EVO X]

Hillary didn’t *faint*. She collapsed

I am not buying the fainting line either. She was stiff as a board at the bollard. She collapsed when they tried to move her into van.

[arthurus]

If this is a condition that has been developing/deteriorating over several years then husband would not be particularly concerned, not this husband, anyway- he’s a psy- or socio- path. And I do not believed Mrs Bill is troubled with pneumonia. Pneumonia does not manifest in seizures and tremors.

[Lou L]

adding that her famous collapse didn't 'worry' him.

If someone I loved collapsed like she did, you can bet I wouldn't be dismissing the event like he was.

[Resettozero]

Hillary didn’t *faint*. She collapsed. Went down like a sack of hammers, not in any normal fashion. Watch the video.

My vocabulary is just not as good as yours. Have seen the video many times where Illary collapsed or whatever she did.

Have another cup of coffee. Don't care whether it's Nescafe or not.

[The_Media_never_lie]

I’ve had colds and flus aplenty but never pneumonia.

That you know of.

[xp38]

True. Maybe I’ve had stealth pneumonia.

[kiryandil]

The Lying Pantload: 'Big deal - people get pneumonia all the time!'

That's "flumonia" to you, Billy. :)

[tiki]

Sho nuff.