Bernie Sanders, Michael Bloomberg Campaigns Duel Over Heart Health Records In Advance Of First Debate Showdown
’ campaigns engaged in a back and forth over whether they each were using the issue of their respective heart health as a form of innuendo.
On Tuesday, at a CNN town hall event, Sanders said that he didn’t think the campaign would release more medical records after making public three letters from doctors providing some details on his status as well as such things as recent blood pressure and cholesterol tests. One doctorHow To Watch Michael Bloomberg's Democratic Debate Debut In Nevada
“I think the American people deserve to know exactly as much as every other candidate in this race, currently and historically,” Gray said, arguing that what is unfolding is a “smear” and “skepticism” campaign that have been run against candidates in the past.
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