Just A Cough? Disturbing New Video Sparks Clinton Health Concerns
April 19 2016, Published 8:01 p.m. ET
Hillary Clinton's health has become a pressing concern in the 2016 presidential campaign, and a disturbing new video shows why!
The presidential candidate appeared on The Breakfast Club Monday morning. Throughout the interview, she needed to consistently clear her throat and sip water to avoid going into a coughing fit. She insisted it was allergies, but seems to have been suffering from a similar cough for months.
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The National Enquirer reported in February that Bill Clinton was battling a "a tragic brain disease." "Bill is clearly not the same person he was a year ago, or even six months ago," a political spy told The National Enquirer. "He is much slower physically, and he suffers periodic mental lapses."
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In March, The National Enquirer also reported that Bill Clinton embarrassed his wife by appearing "dazed" and wandering to election sites, The ENQUIRER reported.
Last January, Breitbart reported that Hillary Clinton's disappearance from the debate stage in December stemmed from "long-lasting symptoms stemming from a concussion and blood clot." One neurologist suggested Clinton was suffering from post-concussion syndrome.
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In 2012, Clinton was hospitalized for a concussion she sustained hitting her head after fainting because of dehydration from a stomach virus. ABC News reported that the former secretary of state suffered from cerebral venous thrombosis a rare and potentially "life-threatening" condition.