Donna Brazile Speaks Out About Hillary’s Mysterious Health Issues

Do you remember where you were on September 11th, 2016?

Yes – the day Hillary toppled into a van. It was pretty freaking memorable.  I was in a diner in Martinsville, IN, and I watched the clip on repeat for about 20 minutes.

That’s some Weekend at Bernie’s shiz if I’ve ever seen it.

This woman was falling apart, wasn’t she?

They called it exhaustion – but most people don’t just faceplant into vans. I was convinced there was something they weren’t telling us.

And of course… there was stuff like this:

NO ONE loses their minds over cold chai, Hillary. But nice cover up.

Anyway, Donna Brazile is still trying to sell a book, so she recently discussed Hillary Clinton’s health issues in and interview with Hugh Hewitt.

According to Daily Caller:

Hewitt, who hosts a conservative radio show, asked Brazile on Monday morning if Clinton realized the huge mistake she had made when she called Trump supporters a “basket of deplorables.” Brazile blamed the error on Clinton feeling “under the weather.”

“Well, I thought that night, I was in New York with her, I could tell from her mannerisms just a few minutes before that she was under the weather,” Brazile asserted. “She wasn’t feeling good. Despite that, I think she went ahead and did her very best given the significant headwind that she faced.”

Uhhhh…. Hillary has doubled down on that comment, so I’m going to go ahead and say that “headwind” is permanent. Air head, perhaps?

Brazile also addressed Clinton’s collapse at a September 11, 2016 event in New York City, explaining that staffers told Brazile that Clinton wasn’t feeling well but that they wouldn’t get her to a doctor.

“You know, when I was talking to the staff people early that morning, they kept telling me well, she’s overheated. I said you don’t say that. You never say that about a woman being overheated. That’s just sexist jargon. I said what’s wrong with her,” Brazile remembered. “Go get a doctor and make a good analysis. When she came out and smiled and looked at the little girl, I’m like okay, I had hoped that a doctor would have come out with her.”

They weren’t taking her anywhere because they didn’t want more media attention.

Also… am I missing something? Why is “overheated” sexist jargon? Can men not get overheated? Or is it sexist because it’s totally ridiculous to say she was overheated because it was a pretty cool day and we all know it’s BS?

“Headwind”

HAHAHAHAHAHA. I just can’t.