Is Stamina a Thing?

Maybe.

Republican Party Presidential candidate Donald Trump held two rallies in North Carolina—an important swing state that’s up for grabs so far this election—last Tuesday: one at High Point University and the other 160 miles away in Kenansville (175 miles if he took a route through Chapel Hill).

That same day Democratic Party Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton was scheduled to have a high-roller lunch-time fund raiser—between $2,700 and $100,000 per attendee—in Chapel Hill.  She couldn’t make it and had to beg off.  No reason given, just thanks, anyway.

Is Clinton’s health or stamina up to the task, whether of campaigning or of being President?

Security Issues

In the end, it seems that former Secretary of State and present Democratic Party Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton isn’t the only one who has them.  Amazingly, former JCS Chairman and former Secretary of State Colin Powell has them, also.

Of course, it’s only Israel, though, so who cares?  Not this reluctant (or so he says) Clinton supporter.

In a private email exchange last year leaked this week by hackers, former Secretary of State Colin Powell discussed Israel’s nuclear weapons capability with a friend, saying the country has 200 warheads.

To be clear: that’s a private, unclassified and unsecured email exchange.  Not even treated as FOUO (which such information plainly is not).

The existence of its weapons program is considered classified information by both the Israeli and US governments.

Naturally,

Powell…told The Associated Press on Friday through a spokeswoman he was referring to public estimates of Israel’s nukes.

Sure.  Of course he was.

Even President Barack Obama’s (D) State Department knows better than this:

Asked about the issue at a briefing Friday, State Department spokesman John Kirby also declined to comment.

“I’m not going to discuss matters of intelligence,” Kirby said.

Again I ask: do any Democrats, Democrat supporters, or closet Democrats care about security?  Other than Admiral Kirby, I mean?