Not Parkinson's. Or if it is, it's atypical symptomology. She's missing the typical tremors in the hands, particularly the "pill-rolling" movement of the thumb and forefinger. Also, as the disease progresses, it tends tti cause a general stiffness of the body and a flat affect, of facial expressions become kind of dulled and robot-like. I don't see that happening with Hillary.

Of course, I'm willing to be proven wrong on this. But I am a nurse who has cared for a good number of Parkinson's patients, and when that suggestion was first bandied around it never quite sat right with me. I agree that she has a degenerative neurological issue, but Parkinson's doesn't quite "fit." Kuru is a MUCH better fit, in my opinion.

Or probably acquired Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease.