I’m fine with bringing up any health concerns.
There’s still a big difference between someone who quite possibly may be insane compared to a guy with a stroke.
Irrelevant.
The job of a Senator is intellectually taxing and demanding. Far too much, for anyone that has suffered a brain injury that may cause emotional, intellectual, or cognitive functioning problems. At the very least, when you suffer a brain injury, even if you suffer the mildest cognitive, memory, or emotional impairment, the depression and/or anxiety associated with treatment, in
every case, WILL interfere with daily life. Any neurologist worth their salt knows this.
Campaigning and/or having a career in the Senate? Is simply not possible. Such a person would be a cut-out, a puppet, a tool, for other controlling interests, and this is highly unethical. As unethical, as say, running an old man in the early stages of dementia?
How many neurologists have YOU personally known, and been in their office, to make the dumb ass statement. . . of, "
there's still a big difference?" I am telling you, IT DOES NOT MATTER.
I am not defending either. Neither should be running for office, and only partisan douchebags would defend the very notion that they should.
BOTH are empty vessels for the corporate interests of whatever, and whomever is funding them.
The simple fact is though, Americans really do love to vote for celebrity. The establishment learned this well with Reagan. IMO.
They hated him, but could not stop him. Nor more than they could stop Trump.
God save us the day Madonna decides she wants to run for office.
