Conspiracy theories about the health of
Hillary Clinton
Republican supporters repeatedly brought out
the conspiracy theory to prove Hillary Clinton not healthy enough to become
President of the United States of America.
Hillary Clinton's lack
of physical and mental health to confront the Group Islamic State (IS), and all
of our opponents-not only in the fight against terrorism, which both trade and
every other challenge, "the Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump
last week said, when the rumors about the health of Mrs. Clinton was
continually spread on social networks and media conservative.
According to CNN, the speculation about the health of female Democratic candidates derived from events in December 2012. A few days ago when Mrs. Clinton first hearing before the U.S. Congress regarding the terrorist attack in Benghazi, Mrs. Clinton suffered brain trauma after being dehydrated and fainted. The hearing was supposed to take place on December 20 was postponed until she recovered.
The Mrs. Clinton's political opponents, particularly Mr. John Bolton-the Republican members who served as u.s. Ambassador to the U.N., ironic that she deliberately faked illness to avoid investigation by Congress.
Mrs. Clinton entered the Senate and have to use blood thinning drugs to dissolve blood clots behind her right ear. According to Mrs. Clinton's doctors, blood clots do not lead to stroke or any other neurological complications.
On 23/1/2013, Mrs. Clinton was out of hearing before the Committee of the Senate and the US House on the Benghazi attack.
In may 2014, more than a year after Mrs. Clinton departed the U.S. State Department, Republican strategist Karl Rove remarked that Mrs. Clinton had suffered brain damage in 2012. "30 days in the hospital? And when she appeared wearing glasses only for cranial injury? "he said, according to the New York Post.
However, Mr. Rove a day later retracted his comment. Politifact also pointed out that his remarks about the glasses she wears Clinton is wrong.
The fuss revolves around this story down the following year. In July 2015, Mrs. Clinton's longtime doctor, Lisa Bardack, said that tests in 2013 she shows fully recovered.
Conspiracy theories flourish
A video was filmed during Mrs. Clinton's visit to a bakery in Washington on 10/6 year resumed aroused speculation about health, when Mrs. Clinton shook his head in a few seconds.
According to CNN, the speculation about the health of female Democratic candidates derived from events in December 2012. A few days ago when Mrs. Clinton first hearing before the U.S. Congress regarding the terrorist attack in Benghazi, Mrs. Clinton suffered brain trauma after being dehydrated and fainted. The hearing was supposed to take place on December 20 was postponed until she recovered.
The Mrs. Clinton's political opponents, particularly Mr. John Bolton-the Republican members who served as u.s. Ambassador to the U.N., ironic that she deliberately faked illness to avoid investigation by Congress.
Mrs. Clinton entered the Senate and have to use blood thinning drugs to dissolve blood clots behind her right ear. According to Mrs. Clinton's doctors, blood clots do not lead to stroke or any other neurological complications.
On 23/1/2013, Mrs. Clinton was out of hearing before the Committee of the Senate and the US House on the Benghazi attack.
In may 2014, more than a year after Mrs. Clinton departed the U.S. State Department, Republican strategist Karl Rove remarked that Mrs. Clinton had suffered brain damage in 2012. "30 days in the hospital? And when she appeared wearing glasses only for cranial injury? "he said, according to the New York Post.
However, Mr. Rove a day later retracted his comment. Politifact also pointed out that his remarks about the glasses she wears Clinton is wrong.
The fuss revolves around this story down the following year. In July 2015, Mrs. Clinton's longtime doctor, Lisa Bardack, said that tests in 2013 she shows fully recovered.
Conspiracy theories flourish
A video was filmed during Mrs. Clinton's visit to a bakery in Washington on 10/6 year resumed aroused speculation about health, when Mrs. Clinton shook his head in a few seconds.
A blogger support Trump
has posted the video again with the name: "Oh! There are Hillary Clinton suffered
seizures "and immediate video was widely shared.
In a few weeks later, conservative media and his election team Trump also continuously exploiting this theme. The Fox News host, Sean Hannity, a supporter of the Republican party, had invited the experts to come to watch the video.
However, Dr. Fiona Gupta, a doctor of Neurology, said that "cannot be evaluated based solely on video".
Lisa Lerer, AP reporters present at the aforementioned gear, dismisses talk that her seizures. She said that Mrs. Clinton's response is probably to avoid answering the question, or she may be unexpected because the reporter talking too loud and many people speak at the same time.
When this video still bombshell, the blog site called American Drudge Report and gave an old photo back. The photo was taken in February showed that Mrs. Clinton is helped up the stairs outside a building in North Charleston, South Carolina.
In a few weeks later, conservative media and his election team Trump also continuously exploiting this theme. The Fox News host, Sean Hannity, a supporter of the Republican party, had invited the experts to come to watch the video.
However, Dr. Fiona Gupta, a doctor of Neurology, said that "cannot be evaluated based solely on video".
Lisa Lerer, AP reporters present at the aforementioned gear, dismisses talk that her seizures. She said that Mrs. Clinton's response is probably to avoid answering the question, or she may be unexpected because the reporter talking too loud and many people speak at the same time.
When this video still bombshell, the blog site called American Drudge Report and gave an old photo back. The photo was taken in February showed that Mrs. Clinton is helped up the stairs outside a building in North Charleston, South Carolina.
The health status of
Hillary Clinton to be a major issue of the election campaign in 2016 ",
posts on the blog page. "The
latest evidence that Ms. Clinton is some help go up ranks of tam level outside
of a house".
However, the original caption of this photo when it was posted on news agency say that Mrs. Clinton is simply slipped when tam ranks to step up on SC Strong, grassroots non-profits help the rehabilitation of criminals, drug addicts and homeless people.
When conspiracy theories increasingly appear, Mr. Trump repeated comments that Mrs. Clinton always tired and too weak to handle the workload of the White House.
On Twitter and the blog page, many people focus on images that they say that Hillary's bodyguards carrying automatic syringes contain anticonvulsants. However, U.s. secret service spokeswoman Nicole Mainor dismisses this and explains that the creature that guards holding is the flashlight.
However, the original caption of this photo when it was posted on news agency say that Mrs. Clinton is simply slipped when tam ranks to step up on SC Strong, grassroots non-profits help the rehabilitation of criminals, drug addicts and homeless people.
When conspiracy theories increasingly appear, Mr. Trump repeated comments that Mrs. Clinton always tired and too weak to handle the workload of the White House.
On Twitter and the blog page, many people focus on images that they say that Hillary's bodyguards carrying automatic syringes contain anticonvulsants. However, U.s. secret service spokeswoman Nicole Mainor dismisses this and explains that the creature that guards holding is the flashlight.
Not only that, a Twitter
account named HillsMedRecords also share "record leaked" of Mrs.
Clinton, in which American presidential candidate has been getting early onset
dementia. Snopes.com, a web site
reality check, quickly extinguish this conspiracy theory. Mrs. Clinton's doctor claims the
document is "fake, not written by me and are not based on any medical
facility." Her doctor also
repeated several times that former Foreign Minister healthy enough to perform
the position head of States.
Earlier this week, Mrs. Clinton was to comment on this issue. "I don't know why they left off that out," she said. "I think that's part of the strategy say crazy things and maybe a few people will believe you".
Earlier this week, Mrs. Clinton was to comment on this issue. "I don't know why they left off that out," she said. "I think that's part of the strategy say crazy things and maybe a few people will believe you".
It seems that even featured members of the Republican Party also tired with the conspiracy theories revolving around the health of Mrs. Clinton. After Fox screened a video showing Dr. Drew Pinsky in the program "Celebrity Rehab" talk about serious concerns for female candidates, former Chairman of the US House of representatives Newt Gingrich has lost patience.
"I highly respect the doctor on television, but a doctor had never met that patients given the detailed, complex analysis, they relied on what?", Mr. Gingrich said.
"I will be very cautious and I like inspired to the doctors is that they are very cautious when deciding someone's analysis".
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