Trump allies suggest that bids hid cancer diagnosis

Washington – An initial wave of cross -party sympathy for Joe Biden's diagnosis of cancer has started to say goodbye and give suggestions from Donald Trump's allies that the inner circle of the former president masked his condition while he was in office to create an illusion that he was still on the job.

In a social media contribution on Sunday, which a picture of bids with the heading “Apart from politics, we wish him a quick recovery,” wrote the eldest son of the President, Don Trump Jr., “100%agreed”.

On Monday he published a darker message: “Everyone was on the cover -up! Who was led the country? We need an accountability!”

President Trump and his Maga movement have long accused that bidges were to serve to serve, and that a Coterie of loyalists supported him in order to hide the hard reality from the voters, an allegations that his team denied.

The revelation on Sunday, on which bidges, 82, suffers from an aggressive form of prostate cancer, re -laid the old allegations at a particularly incessant time for his inner circle and its democrats in the broader sense.

Fresh reporting indicates that Biden's decline was more pronounced than before and that protection consultants misleaded the public through his health.

The alarming news about bidens illness, combined with the damage to the credibility of biden World, when it comes to his fitness, the tinder for unfounded speculation is that he knew that he was sick and hidden until he left the office.

In conversation with reporters on Monday, Trump said: “I actually find it very sad. I am surprised that … the public was not notified a long time ago [the stage of disease that Biden faces is] That is a long time. “

He added that “someone doesn't tell the facts. It's a big problem.”

Vice President JD Vance told reporters on Monday, he hoped bidges “makes the right recovery”. But Vance then turned to Trump's familiar conversation theme: “We really have to be honest whether the former president was able to do the job.”

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The former MP Dean Phillips, D-Minn, who was against Biden in the Democratic Elementary School in 2024, also suggested that the former president revealed his diagnosis for strategic reasons in order to blunt the recent round of attacks on his competence.

“I don't think it is accidental that this was announced this week,” said Phillips from the New York Times. “It is difficult to comport otherwise.”

Biden has not revealed much about the diagnosis, apart from a social media contribution to X, which thanked people for their “love and support”. His office published an explanation in which he said that cancer had spread beyond the prostate, but the disease could be treated by the treatment.

As president, Biden regularly received physical ones who testify to his health and was constantly stood by the medical team of the White House. In view of the care and attention he received, the advanced state of the disease surprised some medical experts.

Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel, an oncologist who was a member of the Covid Advisory Board of Biden Transition, said on Monday in MSNBC's “Morning Joe” that the cancer has probably “grown there for years and has spread”.

“For many of us oncologists, it is a little surprising that he was not diagnosed in the past,” said Emanuel, who was not part of the personal medical team at biden.

A former bida adjutant who asked for anonymity to speak openly, said the ex-president would be better served if he answered a few urgent questions: Why was cancer discovered late, doctors tested earlier and what are bidens prospects for recovery?

“Last week, President Joe Biden was seen for a new prostate node after experiencing increasing urine complaints,” says a statement from bidens personal office. “On Friday, he was diagnosed with prostate cancer, which is characterized by a Gleason score of 9 (grade group 5) with metastasis to the bone. This is a more aggressive form of the disease, but the cancer seems to be hormone-sensitive, which enables effective management. The president and his family check the treatment options with his doctors.”

A bido spokesman said on Monday that there was no additional information outside the announcement on Sunday.

Several doctors who have not treated bidges said NBC News that the diagnosis had not affected the ability of Biden to act as President.

“Prostate cancer is something that many men live with for years,” said Dr. Jesse Mills, director of the men's clinic at UCLA Health. “In no way this would have an impact on its ability to government, even if he was still president today.”

Dr. Michael Stifleman, the director of urological oncology at Hackensack Meridian Health in New Jersey, said [related to] its competence. “

“I think prostate cancer shouldn't affect it cognitively,” he added.

Dr. Herbert Lepor, a urological oncologist at the NYU Grossman School of Medicine in New York, said that most men have many factors in the early stages of advanced treatment in every capacity.

Although Biden's political career is done, his party could pay a prize in future elections if Republicans can determine the accusation that the Democrats knew that bidges were seriously ill and covered up.

The Rep. Ronny Jackson, R-Texas, a former doctor and Trump loyalist in the White House, introduced X that he wished bidges well and suggested without evidence that Bidens' doctor may have deliberately hidden information.

“Incredible that this was missing, but the truth is that his doctor was more concerned about supporting political cover -up than medical care with first -class medical care.”

Some of Biden's critics indicate a public appearance in 2022, in which he mentioned that he had cancer and presented him as an indication that explains his current illness. At that time, a spokesman for the White House made it clear that Biden referred to skin cancer that had been removed before taking office.

Steve Schale, who led a Super Pac -Backing bidding in 2020, refused Republican suggestions that Biden's recent disclosure was part of a kind of conspiracy.

“People can talk about the other things they want, but I don't know that the two things have a connection at all,” said Schelle. “Just because Republicans say does not mean that it is actually one thing.”

When asked how bids dealt with the publication of public information on his diagnosis of prostate cancer, Schelle pointed to other former presidents who have dealt with health challenges.

“I mean, he is no longer the president. He is no longer obliged to share more than he wants,” said Schelle. “I have no reason to assume that he not only found out about it and that they try to work through it.”