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Hagel: could he have alzheimers?

Reader comment on item: The Hagel Nomination: An Open Letter to Sen. Charles E. Schumer

Submitted by Barbara Hoshiko (United States), Feb 20, 2013 at 06:50

Thanks for your letter to Schumer!

I have further concerns about Hagel. Hagel's testimony before the Senate seemed muddled and forgetful. I have seen the incipient phase of dementia, and he looked a lot like that. No one has publicly raised that possibility. And perhaps he is simply trying to cover his anti-Israel past.

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