Hillary Clinton looked and (if you ignored the content) sounded great in the first debate.  She was relaxed, alert, confident, and was still perky at the end.  She seemed like the smiling, waving woman who strode out of her daughter’s apartment 90 minutes after her collapse on September 11. You don’t recover from pneumonia in 90 minutes, but that’s more than enough time for most medications to take effect.  Was Hillary given some drug or drugs after her collapse, and did she take the same medications before the debate? Thanks to Wikileaks, we know that in August 2011, an aide sent Cheryl Mills an article on “decision fatigue.”  “Wow, this is spooky [sic] descriptive,” Hillary wrote back. Two months later, Clinton asked foreign policy advisor Jake Sullivan to look into the stimulant Provigil (modafinil).  She was told it was used to treat excessive sleepiness caused by narcolepsy, work-shift sleep disorder,...(Read Full Article)