Donald Trump's campaign official says Hillary Clinton will be dead within a year because she's sick

Imagine! John E. Jaggers, who runs the Trump campaign in Maryland and Northern Virginia, citing a wool coat Clinton wore on Nantucket to cover up alleged medical devices, has predicted that Hillary Clinton will die in a year's time and her vice-presidential pick Tim Kaine will rule USA for 8 years if Clinton is elected as president.


According to Jaggers, Clinton's decision to sport a long coat on a recent trip to Nantucket is not normal.

'How many of you would wear a wool coat in August?' Jaggers asked at a gathering called Women4Trump in Virginia's tony horse country community of Middleburg.

'The woman who seeks to be the first female president of the United States wears a wool coat at every single thing. Have you ever stopped to wonder why? It's a big deal, folks,' Jaggers added. 

'This woman is very, very sick and they're covering it up. You're not so much talking about Hillary Clinton being president for eight years – you're talking about Tim Kaine being president for eight years,' he said, mentioning Clinton's running mate, a Virginia native. 'Because that's what we're dealing with here.'

 A Twitter user Mike Cernovich who was at Nantucket during Clinton's visit on Sunday tweeted: 

'Wool coat and black pants in August? Yeah sick Hillary is TOTALLY NOT HIDING any medical devices.'

New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani sparked conspiracy theories on Sunday when he said on Fox News, 

'Go online and put down 'Hillary Clinton illness,' take a look at the videos for yourself.'

Hillary Clinton for a long time has been seen wearing long coats and suits but joked about the matter on Monday night in an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel's show, when she let the TV host take her pulse and then opened a pickle jar.

'I do feel sometimes like this campaign has entered into an alternative universe,' Clinton said.  I have to step into the alternative reality and, you know, answer questions about, am I alive, how much longer will I be alive, and the like,' she said, before pronouncing herself 'healthy as a horse.'