The North Dakota governor is making adjustments on the campaign trail to accommodate his ruptured Achilles tendon.
The New Hampshire Home Builders Association’s Lumber and Lobster event showered North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum with applause when he entered last week after an hour-long wait, which was forced because the presidential candidate was getting an MRI of his ruptured Achilles tendon.
Doctors are not advising surgery due to the location of the tear, which Burgum said was “good news” since it means he won’t have to take a day off of the campaign trail for the procedure. “We might have to have a naming contest for that,” he told NBC News of his new scooter. “It’s very, very, very quick and speedy. I like it a lot. I can go faster than my team can keep up walking.”
“Everybody was like, ‘Nobody kicked you in the back of the leg,’” Schrimpf said. “He’s like, ‘Oh no.’”
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