She has no heart.
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Some of Hillary Clinton's health and medical issues are well known: a previous fall and concussion, blood clot, chronic anticoagulation, and underactive thyroid. Then there is speculation about other problems – neurologic disease including Parkinson's, post-traumatic brain injury, and seizures. And not idle speculation, either.
There are numerous video clips of Mrs. Clinton's bizarre head movements and facial expressions, lengthy coughing fits, and unusual eye movements, plus her famous 9/11 collapse.
To the casual observer, whether a trained physician or someone without a medical background but with common sense, something is clearly wrong with her. A diligent press would be investigating, asking questions, demanding answers. Maybe in an alternate universe.
In the present universe, the vast majority of the so-called media are circling the wagons around Mrs. Clinton, doing everything they can to avoid the issue and its implications, accusing anyone with legitimate questions about her health as a conspiracy kook – or their new term, a "healther."
Despite Mrs. Clinton and her media enablers avoiding her health issues, two serious minefields remain in her path to the White House, especially with the upcoming presidential debates. Whatever is wrong with her and causing her well documented episodes, it is neither predictable nor preventable.
Someone with severe respiratory disease can tell in advance when her breathing will become labored, due to air temperature, air quality, physical exertion, or other factors triggering a bout of wheezing and coughing.
Same for a migraine sufferer, often having an aura before the skull-splitting headache. For someone working, driving, or in the public eye, such advanced warning is valuable, allowing the person to protect herself and others from potential harm. (hat tip americanthinker.com)
Recently disclosed insults between Hillary and Putin. Ran along the lines that ~Hillary said Putin didn’t have a heart and Putin retorted I may not have a heart but I do have a brain.