Howard Dean has a very interesting theory about Donald Trump's sniffles

Andrea Romano
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You're not the only one who noticed Donald Trump's sniffle attack during the first presidential debate.

Howard Dean has an interesting theory about why Trump seemed to have an unusual case of the sniffles on Monday night.

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Of course, Dean is only posing the question as a theory. But perhaps he can work the sniffles into his Trump impression.

In the meantime, we can all enjoy a supercut of Trump's sniffles.