Vice President Kamala Harris is in top shape, both physically and mentally, to serve in the highest office, according to her doctor's report released last Saturday. Dr. Joshua Simmons, the vice president's physician, noted that Harris, at 59 years old, maintains an active and healthy lifestyle. An examination last April found nothing unusual, and Harris is up-to-date with preventive care, including colonoscopies and annual mammograms. She also has a history of allergies and has been receiving allergen immunotherapy for three years.

Her doctor confirmed that Harris is capable of handling the demands of the presidency. Simmons stated that she possesses the necessary physical and mental resilience to perform as Commander in Chief and Head of State. This proactive release of information aims to contrast with former President Donald Trump, who has been less transparent about his health.

Over the years, Trump has not provided much detail about his health, including after a recent incident where his ear was grazed by a bullet. His torso was not hit, but the incident raised questions about his overall health. Even after the recent assassination attempt, Trump has not shared comprehensive health information.

Harris' campaign sees this as an opportunity to emphasize her preparedness for the presidency compared to Trump. They also want to draw attention to Trump's lack of transparency regarding his health status and medical history. Historically, Trump has been quick to question other leaders' health but has been less forthcoming about his own.

Last November, Trump released a letter from his physician claiming he is in "excellent" health, but the letter lacked specifics such as weight, blood pressure, or any test results. This has fueled speculation and concerns about Trump's fitness to serve.

Health Report: VP Harris Is Fit for Duty, Campaign Highlights Trump's Health Secrecy

Actions