Republican candidate Donald Trump may be in pristine health (we'll know later this week when he says he will release his health records), but more familiar to the American people than the latest kick against the Clinton campaign is how "sick" Trump is.

With or without his medical record, it is clear that Trump's policies for, behavior toward, and method of representing the United States of America are the real sickness.

From wanting to build a wall between the United States and Mexico, to suggesting women switch careers to avoid sexual harassment, and even claiming Climate Change was an "expensive hoax, " Trump has shocked the Nation into cardiac arrest. American ideals and values are as vast and diverse as the country, and Trump has had no shortage of offensive statements about each.

Instead of protecting the freedoms and preserving the history and future of Americans, he endangers the promises our forefathers intended for all citizens: life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness to name a few.

And yet, for some reason, this sickness gets hyped up with hilarity in the press – a systematic performance of denial that allows for Trump's plans to be broadcast nationwide. Instead of depicting him as one who is sick in his heart and mind, the press drives home that it is Hillary who is unfit to serve…because of a fleeting decline of white blood cells.

When googling "Hillary + Sick" and "Donald + Sick", two very different results returned: the former of Hillary's pneumonia, and the latter of detrimental politics. I'm no doctor, but I believe only one of those is curable by taking a reduced schedule and a good night's sleep.

I'd take a coughing Madame President over a dangerous tyrant any day.

Vote for Hillary.

Vote for History.

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Sept. 14, 2016