Imagine this: former President Donald Trump, aged 78, running for the highest office in the land. On the other side, Vice President Kamala Harris, who will be 60. Age is definitely a hot topic in this presidential race. Harris has raised some concerns about Trump's energy levels. She cited a report that claimed Trump was too exhausted for interviews, but his team denied it. Harris wonders, if Trump can't handle the campaign trail, how will he manage the presidency?

Trump hasn't released his recent medical records. He did mention taking five exams over four years and passing two cognitive tests, though. He even challenged Harris to take a cognitive test. Over 230 health professionals are calling for Trump to release his health records to clear up any doubts. If Trump wins, he'd be the oldest president in U. S. history.

Age can affect energy and decision-making skills, but it’s not the only factor. Voters need to consider a candidate’s overall health, mental acuity, and experience. It’s not just about the number of years, but how well they've been taken care of.

It’s essential to think critically about what age means for leadership. Yes, age brings wisdom, but it also comes with physical challenges. So, when we talk about age, let’s talk about the whole package.

It’s All About Age: Trump and Harris’ Health Under Scrutiny

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