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Donald Trump has often been criticized for failing to follow through on promises. His latest promise, in a video clip posted to his Twitter feed, is that older Americans in an age range to be particularly vulnerable to COVID-19 will have the same medical treatment he received, at no cost. With reports that Joe Biden crossed the critical 270 elector vote mark, Trump described himself as capable of handling the crisis, and his opponent as unable to do so.

In the clip, Trump offers no plan for how he will provide this, doesnt say whether the treatment will be accessible to all Americans or just senior citizens, and doesnt address whether any other medical care, including preventative care, would be provided. Instead, he admits he was very sick when he went into the hospital Friday (a sharp contrast with the previous statements insisting it was merely a precaution), and that the medications provided, including experimental treatments that are not yet publicly available, worked for him so quickly that he could have left the next day. Then he promises that hell make the same available to my favorite people in the world seniors, for free.

To my favorite people in the world seniors. Im a senior. I know you dont know that. Nobody knows that, the president begins. We have medicines right now I call them a cure, he says. I went into the hospital a week ago. I was very sick. He says that after taking the medications made available to him through Walter Reeds top-tier medical team, he could have walked out the next day. Sooner.

He promises these treatments will be available immediately, and takes credit.

To seniors, he says, They like to say youre vulnerable. Youre not vulnerable. Youre the least vulnerable. But for this one thing, you are vulnerable. And so am I. But I want you to get the same care that I gotYoure gonna get the same medicine, youre gonna get it free. No charge! And were gonna get it to you soonWere gonna take care of our seniors, all free. He does not offer any specifics about when immediately might be, or what kind of plan hes proposing to make the treatments available.

Trump then transitions into bashing his opponent in the 2020 election.

The president was checked into Walter Reed last Friday, assuring the public it was just a precaution. Since then, information released about his diagnosis, timeline, and treatment has included contradictions, and the White House has refused to state when Trumps last negative COVID-19 test was. Though he is still within the 10-day quarantine period, the president has been releasing videos, maskless, apparently filmed outside the White House. Its not clear whether he is still on the steroid treatment he began receiving while in the hospital.

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Donald Trump Promises Seniors The Same Care He Got, For Free, Admits He Was "Very Sick" As Election Looms - HillReporter.com

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