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To: Bonefish who wrote (898062)	11/2/2015 6:56:02 PM
From: FJB	1 Recommendation Recommended By locogringo Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1574342

Don't you think Hildabeast's well known brain damage and dementia disqualify her from office? She fell down and damaged her head during one of her benders. Haven't you seen the dialogues she has with staffers where she can't comprehend the most basic technology? America can't afford a president that is so damaged mentally. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Fresnel-Prism.com describes the 3M Press-On Optics as for patients post-cataract surgery who are bed ridden with low vision and also those experiencing other muscle deficiencies. An article in MedScape News explained that the Fresnel prism works by using “a concentric set of prismatic rings with the face of each ring having the prismatic power or curvature of the lens element it replaces.” US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton testifies before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on the September 11, 2012 attack on the US mission in Benghazi, Libya, during a hearing on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC, on January 23. (Photo: SAUL LOEB/AFP/Getty Images) As Fromer put it, the addition to the glasses “helps bring images into focus.” In December, Clinton fainted and suffered a concussion, after which she didn’t return the office for several weeks. During this time, her health was examined by doctors who found a blood clot in the space between her skull and brain, but it was not predicted to result in neurological damage and she was expected to fully recovery. Clinton left the hospital after treatment for the clot Jan. 2 and returned to work Jan. 7. The Daily News reported a spokesman saying that Clinton’s recent health conditions are the reason for her wearing the stick-on addition to her glasses, but he did not state their purpose.

To: Bonefish who wrote (898062)	11/2/2015 7:13:43 PM
From: puborectalis	Respond to of 1574342

Prevarication is a necessity in politics as it is in marriage and business.......it's the price we pay for a democratic marriage and democratic nation. How many put their trusts and confessions to clergy which let us down. To err is human. In a pointed op-ed published Tuesday, the editorial board of Sentinel pointed out that Rubio, the state's junior senator, not only hates his job but hasn't even been doing the thing he was sent to Washington to do -- vote. "Sorry, senator, but Floridians sent you to Washington to do a job. We've got serious problems with clogged highways, eroding beaches, flat Social Security checks and people who want to shut down the government," the op-ed says. "If you hate your job, senator, follow the honorable lead of House Speaker John Boehner and resign it." While Rubio hovers around third place for the Republican nomination, he ranks number one in a different area -- missing the most votes. Since Rubio started his term in January 2011, he has missed 176 of 1,434 roll call votes, according to govtrack.us. The editorial board of the Sun-Sentinel said that Rubio should resign so Floridians can elect someone who will "earn an honest dollar for an honest day's work." "You are paid $174,000 per year to represent us, to fight for us, to solve our problems. Plus you take a $10,000 federal subsidy -- declined by some in the Senate -- to participate in one of the Obamacare health plans, though you are a big critic of Obamacare," the board said. "You are ripping us off, senator."