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I am saying the VP could/should not have received info on POTUS medical state unless he approved the release to her by the medical professionals.
If his agreement to release info to her did not include permission to share with others, she should not.I would not ask a third party for this info, but given the opportunity I would ask Biden.
You ignored my question about adding Harris’s husband’s last name to hers
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If the official medical condition of the president was disclosed to the VP while sharing it with others without consent may be inappropriate. It’s not a HIPAA violation.
Furthermore, the idea seemed more about being up close to the president. She could see for herself if he had cognitive issues or not. She didn’t have to wait for the disastrous debate performance and post-debate interviews to know that. One must not be medically trained to see that, nor should disclosing this by the VP be a HIPAA violation.
That said, there are numerous other reasons why you may decide against questioning the VP about this.
Many are concerned about the president’s cognitive abilities and ability to function in the capacity of the president. After being exposed to the public, these concerns are not without merit.
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