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Trump’s 58-year secret exposed as doctor’s daughter comes forward

Story by Nicolai Haugsted

Jun 29 • 2 min read • Updated 2h ago

Key takeaways

Why do feet never lie?
They always stand by the truth

• Military Draft Controversy: Trump’s 1968 bone spur exemption from the Vietnam War draft is questioned by the doctor’s daughters, who allege it may have been a favor rather than a medical necessity.
• Family Connections: The Braunstein family highlights a close relationship with Trump’s father, suggesting personal ties may have influenced the exemption; no medical records from that period have been found.
• Current Health Concerns: Trump has been diagnosed with chronic venous insufficiency, a condition affecting blood flow in the veins, drawing renewed attention to his overall health during his presidency.

Doctor’s daughter breaks silence on Trump’s alleged 58-year secret

Questions surrounding Donald Trump’s military draft exemption are back in the spotlight after new claims revived one of the most debated episodes from his early adulthood.

The renewed attention comes at a time when the 80-year-old president is already facing increased scrutiny over his health, creating an uncomfortable collision between allegations from the past and confirmed medical issues in the present.

Family members allege draft diagnosis was a favor

According to a report cited by Irish Star, two daughters of late New York podiatrist Dr. Larry Braunstein told The New York Times they believe Trump’s diagnosis of bone spurs was not medically justified, but instead arranged as a personal favor that helped him avoid military service during the Vietnam War.

Dr. Elysa Braunstein said her father never hid what he believed had happened.

“I know it was a favor.”

She also described the close relationship between her father and Trump’s father, Fred Trump, who owned apartment buildings in Queens where the podiatrist was a tenant. According to her account, maintenance issues at the buildings were handled quickly whenever her father contacted the landlord.

Neither daughter said they knew for certain whether Trump had actually undergone a foot examination, and no medical records from the period have been located.

Exemption has long fueled debate

Trump had already received four student deferments before becoming eligible for the draft in 1968, when his education no longer postponed military service.

That was the year he received a medical exemption based on bone spurs in his heels.Trump has consistently maintained that the diagnosis was legitimate. During a previous interview, he said a doctor provided documentation supporting his condition, recalling that the physician had given him “a very strong letter” regarding his heels. At the same time, he said he could no longer remember the doctor’s name.

Current health concerns draw renewed attention

While the decades-old draft exemption has resurfaced, Trump’s present-day health has also become a subject of public discussion.

The White House recently confirmed that the president has been diagnosed with chronic venous insufficiency, a circulatory condition that affects the veins and can make it difficult for blood to return efficiently to the heart.

The condition can cause swelling, aching and pain in the affected limbs, and has prompted renewed attention to the president’s overall health as he continues his second term in office.

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Moral to the story:

He had foot problems then and still has foot problems now.

Wonder how much they were paid to release private information from a doctor’s file, especially a deceased doctor. Shame/shame!

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