Hillary Clinton Possible Replacement September 2016

Following the Hillary Clinton health scare at the 9/11 memorial service many people are questioning if the former First Lady and Secretary of State is up to the job of being president of the United States, with some even suggesting that she may be replaced and that the democrats are lining up possible other candidates.

Sources cited by The Express Newspaper have claimed that democrats are meeting in secret in order to consider other options, should Clinton not be up to the job.

Following the release of footage of Clinton apparently not being able to stand and having to be helped into a van by secret service agents the MSM has been forced to admit that the state of Clinton`s health is no longer merely a conspiracy theory but rather a real concern.

Will Hilllary Clinton Drop out of the Race? September 2016

The shocking video of Hillary Clinton almost fainting as she left the 9/11 memorial sent the internet into meltdown on Sunday, with many taking to Twitter and Facebook to call into question whether or not the former First Lady is up to the job of being president of the United States.

Clinton left the event after reportedly feeling "unwell" and her campaign later said she had been "overheated", before her Doctor later stated that after suffering from allergies last week during an examination she had been diagnosed with Pneumonia and put on a course of antibiotics.

Donald Trump, who has repeatedly questioned the health and stamina of his opponent, has remained largely silent on the issue, while AP has reported that Clinton has canceled various events over the next two days.

Rand Paul Out of Presidential Race 2 / 3 / 2016

Sources close to Senator Rand Paul have claimed that he will be dropping out of the presidential race. According to CNN the libertarian will announce his decision later on Wednesday.

Breaking: The Washington times now reporting that Mr. Paul has officially dropped out of the race "Although, today I will suspend my campaign for president, the fight is far from over" he said in a statement.

Paul came in 5th place in the recent Iowa caucuses, with 5% of the vote and winning 1 delegate.