Fragile Hillary’s Health Issues Go Back to At Least 2005 Fainting Incident

By Jim Hoft
Published August 8, 2016 at 8:40am
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The Drudge Report highlighted poor Hillary’s health issues this weekend.

This all started after Mike Cernovich’s post on Hillary’s delicate condition.

Hillary falls. https://t.co/NqNjuYssoe pic.twitter.com/dW1Rkqi9D9

— Mike Cernovich (@Cernovich) August 8, 2016

Hillary gets some help up the stairs in South Carolina.

But Hillary’s health issues go back to at least 2005.
Hillary Clinton fainted during a speech on Social Security in Buffalo in 2005.

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