Photo: Ron Galella/WireImage A new report suggests that Donald Trump’s diagnosis of bone spurs may have been made at the request of his father, Fred Trump (pictured with his son in 1985). The diagnosis allowed Donald Trump to get a medical exemption that allowed him to avoid the draft during the Vietnam War. Though they are unsure whether their dad actually examined the then 22-year-old Donald Trump, the sisters say that he often spoke of signing off on the diagnosis that kept Trump out of the war. The doctor also gave them the impression that Trump didn’t actually have bone spurs, but he said otherwise to help keep him out of the draft, they say. “What he got was access to Fred Trump,” she added.

Source: Huffington Post December 26, 2018 19:41 UTC