Posted on 10/10/2016 12:03:49 PM PDT by justlurking
PIX 11 news anchor Kirstin Cole announced Monday that the Secret Service banned flash photography from Sunday night’s presidential debate hall at Washington University in St. Louis over fears it could “inspire Hillary’s seizure disorder.”
“For those of you who watched to the bitter, bitter end of this, did you catch this?” Cole posed to the audience. “The comeback of the cardboard camera. Holy 80s drive me to the photo map, Batman.”
“We thought it was a Secret Service thing, banning the cell phones.”
Later in the segment, Cole caught a flash in the face as the rest of the PIX 11 team snapped picitures with disposable cameras.
“Whoa, God. This is why it was banned apparently,” Cole stated. “The Secret Service did not trust people to disable the flashes on they’re cameras, and they were afraid it would sort of inspire Hillary’s seizure disorder.”
Something is not right with that lady physically. BJC had to help her down a few steps and point her where to enter the ambulance in the parking deck after the debate. Looks lke she has about 90 minutes before she wigs out during a big event. I have 80+ year old parents that don't need this type of assistance. My mom has no problem carring laundrey baskets up or down the stairs at 80+.
My Grama is almost 99 and is in better shape than HildaBeast. Hill was so obviously resting most of the debate this week. Please, she can’t even stand for a couple hours?
I think Donald should invite her on a brisk walk and see if she accepts. Ha! Fat chance. She can’t walk more than 4 blocks, as evidenced in that video from this summer, the one with Al Sharpton in the background looking like Death.
They must have figured out a good blend of meds for Hill. She seems to be able to get through a debate without having a seizure.
I don't know if she has Parkinson or not, but after reading up on PD and watching informative videos by doctors and patients I think it plausible she has had it for a while now. My hypothesis is instead of having surgery to drain her ear earlier this year, she instead had a stoma installed in her stomach to use a newly FDA approved DUOPA pump that administers the levodopa directly to the small intestine. This helps to eliminate some of the delayed reactions that taking it in pill form may have. They still have to tweak the dosage. There is also a "turbo boost" function with this device. This might explain why she recovered so quickly from the 911 fiasco and why she periodically wears circus tents to events. If something really important comes up like a debate she can switch over to pill form to ditch the hardware.
I want Hilda to drop like a ton of bricks at the next debate.
Surely she is running out of “luck” and could have something like the September 11th episode happen in full public view.
She is due for some very bad karma!
Even if she wigs out, the ABC networks wont report on it in any great detail. I thought the airplane interview right after the debate was rather telling. She wanted to get off the ground so she and her staff could have a drink. If DT causes that kind of stress, what happens if something really bad happens while president? Parkinsons outburst?
At Trump’s Florida rally at noon today, he mentioned it was 114 degrees (exaggerating I am sure!) but the then said “How long do you think Hillary would last?” and the crowd went wild.
Trump should invite her for a brisk pre-debate walk next week. Challenge her, is more like it. She wouldn’t make it 2 blocks at a brisk walk. She can’t afford to be that far from her ambulance!
I’d like someone in the press to ask why Illary can’t go up or down a flight of stairs without assistance most of the time. She managed to make it up to her jet using the handrail a while back. Wolf Blitzer applauded if she had just won the world series or superbowl.
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