Hillary Clinton’s lead over Donald Trump has never reached insurmountable heights, but her national advantage has nevertheless had the benefit of longevity.
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In a similar move, Clinton’s Republican rival Donald Trump issued a letter from his doctor Harold N Bornstein, declaring himself to be in “excellent physical health”.
Both Trump and his Democratic opponent, Hillary Clinton, have been under increased pressure to release detailed medical records, especially after Clinton was diagnosed with pneumonia and was captured on video stumbling getting into a waiting van at a 9/11 memorial ceremony Sunday.
He also appeared on a United States medical chat show, which aired on Thursday, to discuss his health.
The Morning Consult poll taken on Monday and Tuesday showed that roughly eight in 10 Americans have heard at least something about Clinton’s health concerns.
The Republican nominee, meanwhile, handed over a one-page summary of a recent physical examination to the celebrity doctor Mehmet Oz while taping an episode of Oz’s talk show.
She “is recovering well with antibiotics and rest” after being laid low over the weekend, when she suffered from fatigue and a low-grade fever, although her vital signs remained normal, Ms. Bardack said. Trump, 70, would be the oldest president to take office, while Clinton, 68, would be the second oldest.
Clinton, according to spokesman Nick Merrill, spent all three days off the campaign trail at her home in Chappaqua, New York, where a steady stream of flowers were seen delivered to the house.
In an interview with the Washington Post released earlier in the day, Trump declined to say whether he believed Obama was born in Hawaii.
Clinton’s doctor said she “continues to improve” after contracting a “mild, non-contagious” form of pneumonia diagnosed last Friday, two days before she grew dizzy and was seen losing her footing while leaving a ceremony in NY for the 15th anniversary of the Sept 11 terrorist attacks.
“Well, I have really no problem in doing it”, Mr. Trump responds. It’s only really remarkable that the Republican presidential nominee lasted as long as he did.
She was asked to comment on former Secretary of State Colin Powell’s hacked emails that showed him saying: “Everything HRC touches, she kind of screws up with hubris”.
Hillary Clinton has released new information about her health as she recuperated from a diagnosis of “mild, non-contagious” pneumonia, with her doctor stressing she remains healthy overall and “fit to serve” as president. Forty-four percent of voters said the Democrat’s health will negatively impact her ability to lead the U.S., while just a quarter said the health issue will make them less likely to vote for her.
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“It’s great to be back on the campaign trail”. Now he’s tried to reset himself and his campaign many times.
