On Monday morning, former President Donald Trump took to Truth Social to question Vice President Kamala Harris' cognitive abilities. He suggested she should take a test to prove her mental stamina and agility. This comes after Harris released her medical report over the weekend, which showed she's fit for the presidency. Trump, however, avoided sharing his own medical records, despite being 78 years old.

    Trump pointed out that Harris sometimes struggles to answer simple questions and accused CBS of altering her interview to make her look better. He also refused to do an interview with "60 Minutes," a tradition for major party candidates since 1968. Instead, he called for CBS to lose its broadcast license after they posted an edited clip of Harris' interview.

    Last year, Trump released a letter from his doctor stating his health is excellent and his cognitive exams were exceptional. However, critics have noticed signs of mental decline in his speeches. House Speaker Mike Johnson recently said Trump's medical records aren't important to voters, as the former president hasn't shared them.

    This isn't the first time Trump has targeted CBS. He's been criticizing them for days after the network posted an edited clip of Harris' interview. It's clear that Trump is using Harris' health as a political tool, even though he's not transparent about his own health.

    The situation raises questions about Trump's motives and the importance of transparency in politics. Should politicians be open about their health, or does it not matter to voters? It's a topic that's sure to be discussed as the 2024 election draws nearer.

Trump Challenges Harris' Health, Keeps Own Records Secret

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