Will Bernie Sanders’ Heart Attack Doom His 2020 Presidential Campaign?

Everyone is wishing for a speedy recovery for Bernie Sanders after his recent health scare.

Unfortunately for him and his supporters, this is going to raise questions about his viability as a presidential candidate.

Some may think this is unfair, but that’s just reality.

It has now been confirmed that Bernie had a heart attack.

The Washington Free Beacon reports:

Sanders Health Scare Involved a Heart Attack, His Doctors Say

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U.S. presidential candidate Bernie Sanders suffered a heart attack earlier this week, his physicians said on Friday, describing his health scare in more specific terms than previously disclosed.

Sanders, 78, abruptly canceled all campaign events on Tuesday after suffering chest pains. He underwent surgery to treat a blocked artery, having two stents inserted to prop open the artery.

Within hours, his campaign said Sanders, an independent senator from Vermont, was conversing and in good spirits, and on Thursday his wife said he would participate in the fourth Democratic debate on Oct. 15.

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But on Friday after Sanders left the hospital, his treating physicians cast the events in a more serious light.

“After presenting to an outside facility with chest pain, Sen. Sanders was diagnosed with a myocardial infarction,” Arturo Marchand Jr. and Arjun Gururaj said in a statement, using a medical term for a heart attack.

The two doctors said “all other arteries” were normal for Sanders, and that he was discharged with instructions to follow up with his personal physician.

People are talking about this on Twitter:

Bernie is expected to participate in the October 15th debate.

You better believe he will be closely watched.

 

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