Dementia Shlementia ooooh provocative.

[Serenity_finaly-1]

Would you elect a President who has suffered with Parkinson's. From my own experience I would have to say no.

[haugenk]

DEFINITELY NOT.

[rhyspeace12]

no

[Bailey_Texas]

Yes I would. Just think what he or she could do with Billons of dollars for Parkinson's. Most PWP don't sleep as much so more time to do the job. The press would bring so much needed attention.

[Motal]

It might be workable if the President W Parkinson's got proper rest. That would mean strict sleep hygiene: no computer or phone screens after 10p. That would help trigger melatonin - good for the Presidential brain. It'd also reduce chances of wee-hours of the morning messaging - good for all our brains.

[Serenity_finaly-1]

Bailey you went through that time with obsessive compulsive behavior, although that might be a prerequisite.

[rhenry45]

Well America almost did. There were reports floating around that Hillary has it.

[Serenity_finaly-1 in reply to rhenry45]

I have not heard anything about that. I know she had issues​ during the election.

[Motal in reply to Serenity_finaly-1]

It was one of the fake news made up out of thin air. 60 Minutes recently mentioned the "HRC has PD" narrative as an example of such bogosities.

"That story was sourced to an anesthesiologist who never met Clinton. It got so much traction it had to be denied by Clinton’s doctor and the National Parkinson Foundation."

cbsnews.com/news/how-fake-n...

[Serenity_finaly-1]

I can not believe that someone with Parkinson's could handle the stress of that job. It ages the mentally strong decades.

[Alwarid]

But you elected a Demented guy!! He is a Liar and a groper

[Serenity_finaly-1 in reply to Alwarid]

actually I think it has to be a prerequisite

[Pelley]

I never talk politics with my friends.......... This should not mix here........

[Hidden]

We had a respected president suffering from polio.

[Serenity_finaly-1 in reply to Hidden]

Does polio affect the brain?