A lot depends on the room temperature. If they could keep it cooler (say around 65 degrees) then she might be able to make it.
The problem is....just one single coughing attack for two minutes....would basically kill off her chances of winning. Or a single bug-eye look. Or a single head-shaking event.
To walk in and do well for 90 minutes?
Don’t forget her shrill voice. If she starts raising her voice and her eye goes wild, it will be fun to watch...with the sound muted.
Her “seizure” moments seems to have happened when there were a lot of distractions.
A quiet room, no lights glaring in her eyes, and she might endure it.
I know these Democrats and they would weigh in with a ton of screams about “able-ism.” And Democrats will forgive a lot in order to get what they want. Frankly even if I was Trump I think I’d have pity on the physical Hillary and propose that the debate be a seated debate. I’m humane. But I’d still know that I had the best ideas and that Hillary was dissembling, and not be shy about driving those points home.
pepsionice wrote: A lot depends on the room temperature. If they could keep it cooler (say around 65 degrees) then she might be able to make it.
Very good point. Many with neurological diseases do much better in cooler temps. I have MS...any temp over 75 degrees and my neuro symptoms flare up.
If she does indeed have some sort of neuro problem, the problems she exhibited on 9/11 at the service, could be due to warmer temps (it was nearing 80, IIRC).
http://www.brainandspine.org.uk/heat-sensitivity-and-hot-temperatures
One of the standard tests for MS in the years before MRIs was called the Hot Bath Test...they would put a person with suspected disease into a hot water bath, if they lost function after the bath, they slapped a diagnosis on them. But the heat intolerance is an issue with many neuro diseases other than MS.