Presidential health cover-ups are as American as apple pie by Winston Wood, opinion contributor - 06/03/25 7:30 AM ET. by Winston Wood, opinion contributor - 06/03/25 7:30 AM ET.

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Many of American leaders have suffered potentially crippling health problems that could have incapacitated them in a crisis. To one extent or another, they were kept from the public.

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But the sad fact is that presidential medical cover-ups are almost as old as the republic. Many of American leaders have suffered potentially crippling health problems that could have incapacitated ...

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