In October, after his heart attack, Sanders promised to release his full medical history but when asked about it just after the New Year he changed his tune.
Not a great look for a 78-year-old heart attack victim to withhold medical information when he's running for president. Warren has released extensive records but Sanders' approach of releasing doctor's letters instead echoes that of Trump's in 2016. It would be nice to see Sanders follow through with his promise from October.
"Of course, we're — of course, people do have a right to know about the health of a senator and someone running for president of the United States, full disclosure," Mr. Sanders told CNN's Sanjay Gupta. "And, we will make at the appropriate time, all of our medical records public for you or anybody else who wants to see them." Mr. Sanders this week released some information — letters from three doctors attesting to his fitness for office — but it fell far short of his promise of full disclosure. When pressed by reporters if more information would be released, he said, "Probably not."
Not a great look for a 78-year-old heart attack victim to withhold medical information when he's running for president. Warren has released extensive records but Sanders' approach of releasing doctor's letters instead echoes that of Trump's in 2016. It would be nice to see Sanders follow through with his promise from October.