Trump's Health Exam - Bad News!

[Cow Poke]

The point I was making was that Trump cannot be referred to as being in "excellent health".

Yeah, and Rosendall was "a defender of NAMBLA". You have zero credibility, Trumpman. Zero.

[tabibito]

'Hillary won popular vote'.

Of course she did ... the vote for Trump was VERY unpopular with groups that had come to expect that they could exert irresistible influence for their own causes.

[JimL]

If we apply this reasoning consistently then we would have to conclude that all of Obama's health reports were unrealistically optimistic.

No, we wouldn't MM. What you keep forgetting to factor in is the actuall numbers.

[JimL]

Doctor Jackson says "The President is in excellent health . . . "

Jimmy says, " . . . Trump has heart disease."

Doctor Jackson says "The President is in excellent health . . . "

Tass says, " . . . incidentally, did not show Trump to be in “excellent health” as stated,"

Why should I see you two as anything but political liars? You do not like Trump and have made all sorts of dubious claims, this one just plain contradicts the clear statements of Dr. Jackson.

Yeah, except for the fact that it isn't we personally who are just making it up. The test numbers, according to the many doctors/cardiologists cited, are saying that the plaque buildup in the coronary arteris along with his high cholesterol, are indicative of heart disease. Doctor Jackson also says that Trump wieghs in at 239 lbs, which oddly enough puts him exactly 1 lb under obesity. Now, no one can prove otherwise, but I don't believe that for a second, but if you do, like I said, I have some nice swamp land down here in S. Florida for sale. Interested?

[JimL]

...which is why they lost.

One year already, can you believe it?? Seven more to go, God willing!



Look at this:



Beautiful!!!



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Grow up, you lost.

Imagine that, all that red, and yet Trump still lost the popular vote by 3 million. Can you imagine, 3 million votes!

[Mountain Man]

Imagine that, all that red, and yet Trump still lost the popular vote by 3 million. Can you imagine, 3 million votes!

The popular vote is irrelevant in presidential elections. Hillary "won" the popular vote by 3-million, but she still lost the electoral college by a whopping 72 electoral college votes. Can you imagine, 72 electoral college votes!

[Mountain Man]

No, we wouldn't MM. What you keep forgetting to factor in is the actuall numbers.

You're ignoring the fact that man who provided those numbers says that the President is in excellent health and has explicitly said that he does not have heart disease. lilpixie has asked you if you know the difference between indicators of disease and risk factors. Have you answered this? And have you considered the possibility that it is the left-wing pundits in the mainstream media second guessing Dr. Jackson who are the ones lying to you about the President's health? That they are deliberately conflating risk factors with diseases in order sucker in dupes like you?

[rogue06]

Imagine that, all that red, and yet Trump still lost the popular vote by 3 million. Can you imagine, 3 million votes!

Almost all from one state. Too bad the other 49 get a voice too.








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[Starlight]

The popular vote is irrelevant in presidential elections.

If that is the argument you are going to make then it equally invalidates Demi's map which was by county.

The only map that was actually relevant was the state map which was this one:



Or, arguably even better, one where the state sizes are scaled by the number of electoral college members in each state due to population differences:



It takes winning the majority of this map to win the presidency.

[Mountain Man]

If that is the argument you are going to make then it equally invalidates Demi's map which was by county.

The only argument that matters is that Hillary and Trump both played by the same rules, they played to win, and Hillary got the stuffing beaten out of her on election day.

Q.E.D.

[Sparko]

Typically what is looked for is whether one side isn't finished as much as the other. Its called "Spatial neglect" and it would indicate a very specific form of brain damage.

Here's what is can look like

Why does the cat on the left have two tails?

[Sparko]

Clacium buildup in the coronary artereis and high cholesterol levels are risk factors for a heart attack, which is why it is called heart disease. Stop playing doctor and look it up.

Says JimL, ...playing doctor.

[rogue06]

Why does the cat on the left have two tails?

Late to the party as usual

I'm a little concerned about that two-tailed cat.

Someone has been watching too much Naruto with their multi-tailed beasts (the title character has a gigantic 9-tailed fox sealed inside him)

[Mountain Man]

And is that a bow tie or a bat on his neck?

I don't know, there's just something wrong with that cat.

[Mountain Man]

Clacium buildup in the coronary artereis and high cholesterol levels are risk factors for a heart attack, which is why it is called heart disease. Stop playing doctor and look it up.

Says JimL, ...playing doctor.

The fact that he conflates risk factors of disease with the disease itself is hilarious. He clearly doesn't know the difference and has been duped by the talking heads in the liberal media.