White House Pressed on Biden Physical Exam After Missing Deadline

President Joe Biden To promote his record, and to raise money before, he is travelling the country. An announcement about a possible 2024 election after His State of the Union Address Next month

But Biden’s personal experience is a plus Controversy over classified documentsThe White House We are being asked to make sure that the president is also transparent about his health, as the oldest commander-in-chief would be 82 at his second induction, should he win another term.

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Biden’s 2022 Examination Republicans now have more options to criticize Trump for his health and age by slipping into 2023 expected reelection bid.

For instance, Biden’s public missteps during the first two years of his presidency are “certainly” According to Rep. Scott DesJarlais (R-TN), a former family physician before he was elected. Congress 2010

“I think it would be important to see a very thorough and comprehensive cognitive function study that is released with transparency to the general public,” DesJarlais shared the following: Washington Examiner. “The American people want to know that their commander in chief is fully capable of performing at the highest level to protect the safety and security of our nation.”

Republicans have also linked complaints about Biden’s delayed physical examination to transparency concerns stemming out of the discovery last November of classified documents at his Washington, D.C. think tank. This development was not made public until this month. Attorney General Merrick Grland A special counsel was appointed to investigate the matter.

“Seriously, where is Biden? No press interviews, the White House press secretary has no credibility left, and the administration dodges, deflects, and delays on matters that deserve full transparency,” One senior Republican official stated this. “The American people deserve better than the dishonesty and evasiveness of Biden.”

Read more “secrecy” Information about the health of a president “is more often the norm than one would think,” David Pietrusza is the historian. As examples, the author mentioned Grover Cleveland’s secretive cancer operation to Woodrow Wilson’s pre-White House stroke and his impaired vision.

“[Franklin Roosevelt’s] infirmity was, of course, downplayed to an immense extent,” Pietrusza said. “Following his ascension to the presidency, the efforts to disguise his paralysis had taken on truly remarkable lengths.”

Donald Trump was a former PresidentRecently, he was questioned for allegedly dictating an opinion about his 2015 physical exam that was disseminated through his 2016 campaign.

“If elected, Mr. Trump, I can state unequivocally, will be the healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency,” Dr. Harold Bornstein, a gastroenterologist wrote the article at the time.

White House Press secretary Karine Jean Pierre Biden has been asked six times about Biden’s physical exam. Jean-Pierre responded by highlighting Biden’s commitment towards transparency and describing White House physician Kevin O’Connor’s 2021 memo regarding the president’s well-being as “very extensive.” O’Connor, Biden’s primary doctor for 13 years has been questioned in tandem with the White House Communications team about not briefing reporters when the commander in Chief had COVID-19.

“He will have one before the — by the time the end of this month is out,” Jean-Pierre informed reporters about Biden’s physical examination. “He — we will share the information. We will have more to share about that before the month is over.”

Biden has exacerbated confusion about Biden’s physical exam. First, Biden told reporters last Thanksgiving that he had completed his physical examination. “part” He had his annual checkup. “already done” He would then complete the task. “it before the end of the year.” He also spent It takes more than eight hours This month, he was at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center when he accompanied the first lady Jill Biden She could have been taken to the facility. two cancerous skin lesions removed.

“If you watched the president in November, you saw that he had — he traveled to Indonesia, Cambodia, North Africa,” Jean-Pierre spoke during a separate briefing. “He traveled across the country. And so, he had a very hectic schedule.”

“I think that plays into what his doctors have said, right?” She added. “His doctor has said … he’s in good health, he’s in very good health, and that [he] leads an active life, as we saw in November and in December.”

Joe Biden will continue to travel this week in support of his $550 billion bipartisan infrastructure legislation. He will stop in Maryland, New York and Pennsylvania and hold fundraisers in New York City, Philadelphia, and New York City. The trip is being viewed as a prelude and launch for traditional post State of the Union trips.

The president announced his last physical in November 2021. He updated the health information he had passed on in December 2019 and disclosed this to the world.

O’Connor’s six page report described Joe Biden’s irregular heartbeat and high cholesterol. He also mentioned seasonal allergies, acid reflux, high cholesterol, severe pain in his back, and hot-cold sensations in both his feet. The president was prescribed blood thinners and high blood pressure medication, along with allergy medicine.

O’Connor said that the president had a routine colonoscopy as well as a neurologic assessment. He also received a pair new contact lenses and orthotics.

“Physical exam is fundamentally unchanged from baseline, with the notable exception of newly apparent findings consistent with mild peripheral neuropathy,” He wrote. “In up to 46% of cases, especially when the symptoms are mild such as with this patient, specific causes are not identified.”

O’Connor was concerned about Joe Biden’s safety. “increasing frequency and severity of ‘throat clearing’ and coughing,” As well as his “perceptibly stiffer and less fluid” Walking is a great way to exercise.

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“This study directly confirmed esophageal reflux, possibly worsened by a mild hiatal hernia,” He wrote. “A combination of significant spinal arthritis, post-fracture ‘limp and compensation,’ and a mild sensory peripheral neuropathy of the feet are the explanation for the subtle gait changes.”