What has hurt Hillary more?

[Angel of Death]

If you actually think neither has hurt, then just read it as "helped less".

[Erich Maria Remarque]

Of course her rasist remark about "Deplorables". I doubt that her health would increase entusiasm among Trumps supporters. Am I Right?

[elcorazon]

the pneumonia incident had two negatives - 1) the visual looked bad - it allowed the incident to go beyond those closely following the election; 2) it fed into the narrative that she lies and hides the truth - especially bad because it had been brought up specifically by Republicans and denied by the campaign.
I think it'll mostly be forgotten assuming she is in good shape soon, but for the moment I actually think it will have an impact on the polls today. I'm not sure it's even in the numbers we see now though. The deplorables comment is just starting to be in them.
I am hoping both incidents pretty much fade as the realities set in.

[Panda Express]

I never thought the basket comment would really hurt her,  but when I got the news alert on my phone that Hillary fainted, I knew it would be bad.

[Buffalo Bill]

She lied about pneumonia saying it was allergies.  Then said it was the "heat" when it was only 31% humidity.  Her diagnosis was pneumonia.  Now her husband is trying to make us think it's the flu.

[ill ind]

Neither

  She's all around a poor candidate.  She and her organization have not brought their 'A' game to the campaign in a long time, while Trump's campaign seems to have learned from their mistakes

[pppolitics]

Neither. Trump just hasn't said anything too crazy lately.

[Hammy]

She lied about pneumonia saying it was allergies.  Then said it was the "heat" when it was only 31% humidity.  Her diagnosis was pneumonia.  Now her husband is trying to make us think it's the flu.

Heat and humidity are different--it can be just as hot, even in the 70s, without humidity. Especially if one is being stubborn and not drinking water.

[Inmate Trump]

Of course her rasist remark about "Deplorables". I doubt that her health would increase entusiasm among Trumps supporters. Am I Right?

That's a racist remark, but Trump calling out a lone black supporter as "my African American over here" isn't? Or saying an Indiana-born judge can't do his job because of his Mexican heritage isn't?

How long do you have?  I can go on and on here.  "Deplorables" takes into account no race.

[Buffalo Bill]

Of course her rasist remark about "Deplorables". I doubt that her health would increase entusiasm among Trumps supporters. Am I Right?

That's a racist remark, but Trump calling out a lone black supporter as "my African American over here" isn't? Or saying an Indiana-born judge can't do his job because of his Mexican heritage isn't?

How long do you have?  I can go on and on here.  "Deplorables" takes into account no race.

Those remarks somehow qualify Hillary for the white house?  She rode on her husband's back as first lady being handed assignments of privilege.  Then she ran for senator as a carpet bagger in one of the bluest states.  For re-election she practically ran unopposed.  During her 8 years in the senate I don't think she sponsored any legislation to become law.  As secretary of state she ruined the safety of our nation by not protecting her e-mails and not paying attention to Benghazi. 

[Person Man]

I never thought the basket comment would really her,  but when I got the news memo on my phone that Hillary fainted, I knew it would be bad.

[Fmr President & Senator Polnut]

I never thought the basket comment would really her,  but when I got the news memo on my phone that Hillary fainted, I knew it would be bad.

[7,052,770]

Only deplorable people care about the first one, so option #2 by default.

[Bojack Horseman]

This will soon be forgotten and once we get to the debates, Hillary will surge again.

[Buffalo Bill]

This will soon be forgotten and once we get to the debates, Hillary will surge again.

If that's what you think...

[Pyro]

The fainting/pneumonia fortifies the Trumpism that Clinton is not healthy enough for the job, and the lies regarding her illness reassert her image as an indefensible liar.

Neither

  She's all around a poor candidate.  She and her organization have not brought their 'A' game to the campaign in a long time, while Trump's campaign seems to have learned from their mistakes

Neither. Trump just hasn't said anything too crazy lately.

Both excellent points.

[Frodo]

Other -her insistence on 'privacy' and obsessive secrecy.  I get that she is trying to hold on to whatever remains of her private life after decades in the public eye, but once you've become as controversial as she has over the years, the best way to fight allegations of scandals and cover-ups is full transparency in all things, especially her health.

Has she learned nothing since her days as First Lady?