On the heels of one of 2020’s largest shakeups, Hillary Clinton is continuing with her suddenly busy public schedule that many believe could preempt a possible entry into the race itself.

Just yesterday it was announced that Democratic Senator from California Kamala Harris would no longer be actively campaigning for the Oval Office – a move that many believe came about 9 months too late.  Harris’ retreat comes after the late entries of Michael Bloomberg and Deval Patrick into the race, where neither individual has been able to gain more than 4% of the national polling despite the fanfare and fiscal fireworks that accompany them.

Not reading the writing on the wall seems to be Hillary Clinton’s specialty, however, and the former Secretary of State looks poised to at least consider a late entry into the race.

But, as was the case in 2016, there are concerns about Clinton’s well-being.

Failed presidential candidate Hillary Clinton suffered a lengthy coughing spell Tuesday in an interview with Sirius/XM radio talk show host Howard Stern.

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After discussing the 2020 campaign race, and the difficulties of social media, Clinton started coughing as Stern continued speaking.

As she continued coughing, Stern paused and said, “I feel like I need to give you a cough drop or something … you OK?”

“I got one,” Clinton croaked.

The coughing fit went on for a grueling three minutes, in a stark reminder of similar health issues that plagued the former First Lady during her most recent bid for the presidency back in 2016.

In recent days, Clinton has insinuated that she is under tremendous pressure to run for President, characterizing the push to compel her candidacy as a “deluge”, but gave no specific details regarding the origin of these vague requests.