The White House today released a medical report concluding that Kamala Harris, at age 59, has the “physical and mental strength necessary to fulfill the duties of President” of the United States of America (USA).
The detailed report was released “with the consent” of the ruling Democratic presidential candidate on Nov. 5, who hopes to fuel debate about the fitness of her Republican rival, Donald Trump, 78.
According to her doctor, the vice president’s latest medical examination in April did not find anything “unusual” and she is in “excellent health”.
The only significant treatment: allergen immunotherapy for three years to reduce seasonal allergy symptoms.
Questions about the age, strength and mental acuity of outgoing President Joseph Biden (81) dominated his campaign, until he “threw in the towel” in July after a disastrous debate with the former Republican president.
Despite the big difference in age between Harris and Trump, and Trump’s increasingly pronounced tendency to make unrelated digressions in his speeches, issues of health and ability have rarely been discussed in the media since July, and it has had no noticeable impact on the polls, according to which the two candidates are still close.
The Vice-President would therefore like to update this topic in her favor.
Her campaign staff carefully read the recent New York Times articles.
One indicates that billionaire Trump, who has already been widely criticized by his opponents for not speaking openly about his health when he was president and not releasing a recent medical report.
Another article in this major American daily analyzes Trump’s recent speeches, concluding that they are “increasingly longer,” “more confusing,” “increasingly vulgar” and “obsessed with the past.”
The former president, with an undeniable physical presence, has a very strong pace of travel and meetings.
According to polls, his age is not an important issue for a large part of voters. A Gallup poll published on October 10 shows that 41 percent of voters believe that Trump is too old to be president. The percentage hasn’t changed much since Kamala Harris entered the race.
According to Gallup, in June, 37 percent said the same, while two thirds of Americans then believed that Biden was too old to remain in the White House.
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Source: www.vijesti.me
