Good to see the malarkey gone now that we're on to the general election.
Posted Aug 28, 2020, 1:38 PM UTC
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I agree it was very scary when he started bleeding from the eye during a debate.
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I’ve asked doctors about that, they’ve all said something along the lines of that’s some sort of hemorrhage that’s pretty common of anyone on blood thinners or beta blockers (which I believe was disclosed in his medical records he provided) after they have a violent sneeze or a coughing fit, if he wasn’t just accidentally poked in the eye; and that it’s pretty harmless. One said he could have just taken an aspirin then sneezed.
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My father has had those a few times, one was like 10 years ago, when he was just shy over 50. It is probably just something that happens sometimes, the human body is weird.
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I would simply nominate a candidate that is not leaking blood.
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What a wonderful criteria you’ve laid out for yourself that truly proceeds anything you could say or do. It also seems you rejected the very simple and clear rationale for why that occured.
Maybe you’re not as evidenced based as you’d like to think you are :)
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I've got bad news for you about half the population.
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He did? How did I miss that?
I'm almost surprised I haven't heard the reddit tankies bring it up by now.
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They were all over it when it happened. It was during one of the primary debates.
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Kamala is just the wolf but for all three periods.
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also pictured: Reviewer 1 | Reviewer 2 | Reviewer 3
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His whole primary strategy was basically to lay low and ignore the daily news cycle.
Yeah, I'm not sure how exactly this fits. If anything, it should be the dog before and during, and the werewolf after for how the campaign has stepped its rhethoric against trump since the primary eneded.
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How who views him?
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