Trump Releases Letter From His Doctor Detailing His Physical, Mental Health

Donald Trump’s personal physician released a medical report Monday saying the former president is in “excellent” health. The letter by Dr. Bruce Aronwald, who has been Trump’s doctor since 2021, coincided with President…

IJR SyndicatedNov 21, 20233 min read

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He shared that the 45th president has “reduced his weight through an improved diet and continued daily physical activity, while maintaining a rigorous schedule.”

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“It is my opinion that President Trump is currently in excellent Health, and with his continued interest in preventative Health monitoring and maintenance, he will continue to enjoy a healthy active lifestyle for years to come,” the physician concluded.

Trump is currently 77 and would be 82 at the end of a second term, and Biden would be 86.

The life expectancy of a white male who lives to 75 years of age is about 10 more years, based on 2018 National Institutes of Health compiled statistics, so Biden would be outside that window.

A September NBC News poll found that 59 percent of voters have “major concerns” about Biden’s physical and mental capacity to serve a second term. An additional 15 percent had moderate concerns for a combined 74 percent.

A Monmouth University poll released last month showed 76 percent of voters believe Biden is “too old” to be president, while only 48 percent said Trump was.

Former Obama presidential campaign strategist David Axelrod told The New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd that Biden is taking a risk by trying to cheat nature to run for a second term.

“I think he has a 50-50 shot here, but no better than that, maybe a little worse,” Axelrod said.

“He thinks he can cheat nature here, and it’s really risky. They’ve got a real problem if they’re counting on Trump to win it for them. I remember Hillary doing that, too,” he added.

Biden recently reportedly called Axelrod a p***k.

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“I don’t care about them thinking I’m a p***k — that’s fine,” Axelrod told Dowd. “I hope they don’t think the polls are wrong because they’re not.”

This article appeared originally on The Western Journal.