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Hillary Clinton dismissed reports that she missed fewer votes after she was diagnosed over the summer as "right-wing porn peddlers" spreading conspiracy theories.
The Daily Beast trumped up the report, prompting former Secretary of State Clinton to beef up her anti-Trump poll-tracking system — which is also at the center of the amfAR dispute — to include her vote-making records in an effort to quell the controversy.
"These right wing porn peddlers are peddling the same lies about my health that they have been peddling about Trump's health for months, even before his violent racist rallies," the Democratic nominee wrote in a tweets sent out Monday. "They ought to stop peddling their fiction about my health and get back to making up lies about him or something."
The effort comes on the heels of a Fox News report that her campaign hadn't seen actual doctor's notes documenting her physical ailments, hours before she headed overseas Sunday to deliver a speech on veterans' issues in Canton, Ohio.
"So far, the Trump campaign has not produced any evidence supporting its suspicion ofsecret Health oral examTS app. That tells me it's not adding water to the fire," wrote Clinton campaign spokesman Glen Caplin in response to the detailed report.
A statement by the Trump campaign quickly. clarified that their candidate had dropped out of the eight-woman race 1 day before he would declare his candidacy, and it would reveal what she found.
"This is kindergarten level smear journalism," Trump campaign email said. "Hillary Clinton's problem is that she is a failed candidate who lost an election she should have won."
However, 11 days after the publication of her remarkable coughing fit at a physician's office in Manhattan and 6 days after the 2016 presidential contest officially kicked off, Trump told CNN's Wolf Blitzer that he doesn't know why he hasn't yet released his medical information.
There are certainly plenty of conspiracy theories dealing with Hillary's health, from her doctor's design to hide signs of a health problem to even a probable concussion.
But given that Trump has raised nearly $215 million worth of funds from people who willingly bought his seemingly fake health records, it may be unwarranted to extend the conspiracy theories as well.
"Trust me, I am no fan of Dr. Oz, and this kind of story they did on him,
This third installment in the popular Warhammer-themed take on the Total War formula will explore some of the lesser represented regions of the Old World; most notably the Russian-inspired frozen north of Kislev, and Grand Cathay, the vast Chinese-like empire in the far east.
For more on Total War: Warhammer III and the many exciting new additions, please head to our recent preview.
Hillary Clinton dismissed reports that she missed fewer votes after she was diagnosed over the summer as "right-wing porn peddlers" spreading conspiracy theories.
The Daily Beast trumped up the report, prompting former Secretary of State Clinton to beef up her anti-Trump poll-tracking system — which is also at the center of the amfAR dispute — to include her vote-making records in an effort to quell the controversy.
"These right wing porn peddlers are peddling the same lies about my health that they have been peddling about Trump's health for months, even before his violent racist rallies," the Democratic nominee wrote in a tweets sent out Monday. "They ought to stop peddling their fiction about my health and get back to making up lies about him or something."
The effort comes on the heels of a Fox News report that her campaign hadn't seen actual doctor's notes documenting her physical ailments, hours before she headed overseas Sunday to deliver a speech on veterans' issues in Canton, Ohio.
"So far, the Trump campaign has not produced any evidence supporting its suspicion ofsecret Health oral examTS app. That tells me it's not adding water to the fire," wrote Clinton campaign spokesman Glen Caplin in response to the detailed report.
A statement by the Trump campaign quickly. clarified that their candidate had dropped out of the eight-woman race 1 day before he would declare his candidacy, and it would reveal what she found.
"This is kindergarten level smear journalism," Trump campaign email said. "Hillary Clinton's problem is that she is a failed candidate who lost an election she should have won."
However, 11 days after the publication of her remarkable coughing fit at a physician's office in Manhattan and 6 days after the 2016 presidential contest officially kicked off, Trump told CNN's Wolf Blitzer that he doesn't know why he hasn't yet released his medical information.
There are certainly plenty of conspiracy theories dealing with Hillary's health, from her doctor's design to hide signs of a health problem to even a probable concussion.
But given that Trump has raised nearly $215 million worth of funds from people who willingly bought his seemingly fake health records, it may be unwarranted to extend the conspiracy theories as well.
"Trust me, I am no fan of Dr. Oz, and this kind of story they did on him,
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