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Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton appeared to collapse during a September 11 ceremony in New York.<\/h2>\n
BY SHAURYA ARYA
\nMorning News USA<\/p>\n
A video capturing the incident shows Clinton being taken into a van by security officers, as previously reported by Morning News USA<\/a>.<\/p>\n Clinton was diagnosed with pneumonia on Friday and is taking required medication. As reported by CNN<\/a>, Clinton\u2019s doctor, Lisa Bardack, said that the former secretary of state became \u201coverheated\u201d and \u201cdehydrated,\u201d but is doing fine. Bardack added that Clinton should rest and possibly change her schedule.<\/p>\n Dr. Bardack also serves as the chairman of internal medicine at the Mount Kisco Medical Group.<\/p>\n A parody account for Republican presidential nominee Trump was quick to suggest that, in light of Clinton\u2019s health issues, she should resign. \u201cI\u2019m praying for a recovery for @HillaryClinton,\u201d the account tweeted. \u201cIn the meantime \u2013 it is only fair to the American people for her to resign her campaign.\u201d This idea however is not far-fetched.<\/p>\n Soon thereafter after the tweet from Donald Trump\u2019s parody account, a more concrete news emerged that the Democratic National Committee could hold a meeting to consider Clinton\u2019s replacement. Journalist David Shuster wrote in a tweet, \u201cClarification from dem operatives @HillaryClinton pneumonia: Expect emergency DNC meeting to CONSIDER replacement. #HillarysHealth.\u201d<\/p>\n Should Clinton be replaced, the likeliest replacements are Tim Kaine, Joe Biden or Bernie Sanders. Nevertheless, there has been no statement issued by Clinton\u2019s campaign regarding her dropping out of the race.<\/p>\n TeachingHistory.org<\/a> notes that American people vote for the states\u2019 electors, who form the Electoral College and then choose the vice president and president. The party could consider a replacement should the process is interrupted by a vacancy between the period of general election and the Electoral College casting their vote.<\/p>\n Clinton is 68. According to Medscape<\/a>, studies reveal that those older than 65 suffering\u00a0from pneumonia<\/a> have a higher mortality rate. However, Dr. Bardack said that Clinton is doing fine.<\/p>\n \u201c[Clinton] was put on antibiotics, and advised to rest and modify her schedule. While at this morning\u2019s event, she became overheated and dehydrated,\u201d Dr. Bardack said. \u201cI have just examined her and she is now re-hydrated and recovering nicely.\u201d<\/p>\nHillary Clinton replacement?<\/h2>\n
Hillary Clinton replacements: Tim Kaine, Joe Biden, or Bernie Sanders?<\/h2>\n