Trump looks so sick

[Anonymous]

Every morning I wake up, I say a prayer for the little clot who is trying to break free. Break free, little clot, break free! Your mission is sacred and you will be revered in perpetuity.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Every morning I wake up, I say a prayer for the little clot who is trying to break free. Break free, little clot, break free! Your mission is sacred and you will be revered in perpetuity.

lol

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Anonymous wrote:Every morning I wake up, I say a prayer for the little clot who is trying to break free. Break free, little clot, break free! Your mission is sacred and you will be revered in perpetuity.

He could have a massive stroke and be in a vegetative state and they would still prop him up there and act like everything’s totally normal.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:this is even worse

The bruise aside, his hands are swollen. That can't be ok, can it?

He looks so yellow....anyway is everyone excited for the snow!

I noticed that, but it's just his face. His hands look white. I think the yellow is makeup, not jaundice.

[Anonymous]

Do we think he gets regular in fluids for an ailment or illness?
Or regular testing?
What are the reasons someone would have an IV pin prick on their had so regularly?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Do we think he gets regular in fluids for an ailment or illness?
Or regular testing?
What are the reasons someone would have an IV pin prick on their had so regularly?

His hands look like my FIL's. My FIL was on a blood thinner for a heart condition and bruised easily. The top of his hands were often bruised and it was usually from minor bumps. This is because the skin on top of older peoples' hands, which is already rather thin, gets thinner and they lose fat, providing less of a buffer protect the capillaries close to the skin's surface. DT has already stated he takes a daily 325mg aspirin (against his doctor's advice because it's too much) so, at his age, that alone would account for bruising on top of the hands because aspiring acts like a blood thinner.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Every morning I wake up, I say a prayer for the little clot who is trying to break free. Break free, little clot, break free! Your mission is sacred and you will be revered in perpetuity.

He could have a massive stroke and be in a vegetative state and they would still prop him up there and act like everything’s totally normal.

I hope the eventual medical event is captured on camera.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:this is even worse

The bruise aside, his hands are swollen. That can't be ok, can it?

At least someone got through to him to stop putting the makeup on the bruise. But yeah, that's what jumped out to me at first as well. His hands look really swollen.

Is he swollen or just fat with beefy hands? Id love him go drop off asap but his body type doesn't usually have slender hands.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Do we think he gets regular in fluids for an ailment or illness?
Or regular testing?
What are the reasons someone would have an IV pin prick on their had so regularly?

His hands look like my FIL's. My FIL was on a blood thinner for a heart condition and bruised easily. The top of his hands were often bruised and it was usually from minor bumps. This is because the skin on top of older peoples' hands, which is already rather thin, gets thinner and they lose fat, providing less of a buffer protect the capillaries close to the skin's surface. DT has already stated he takes a daily 325mg aspirin (against his doctor's advice because it's too much) so, at his age, that alone would account for bruising on top of the hands because aspiring acts like a blood thinner.

How long did FIL live like this? Asking for a friend.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:this is even worse

The bruise aside, his hands are swollen. That can't be ok, can it?

He looks so yellow....anyway is everyone excited for the snow!

I cannot imagine that his makeup person actually thinks he looks ok for public appearance. He looks ridiculous. It's always been bad but this is next level bad. How can Ivanka not step in? I would never let my father out in public like that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:this is even worse

The bruise aside, his hands are swollen. That can't be ok, can it?

He looks so yellow....anyway is everyone excited for the snow!

I cannot imagine that his makeup person actually thinks he looks ok for public appearance. He looks ridiculous. It's always been bad but this is next level bad. How can Ivanka not step in? I would never let my father out in public like that.

From everything I've read, he does his face and hair himself. He uses makeup and self-tanner, which provides uneven coverage. It rarely looks natural on someone as pale as him. He also reportedly colors and styles his own hair (finishes up with hairspray) which checks since the color seems to go back and forth between different shades of yellow. Do you think he listens to anyone regarding his appearance?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:this is even worse

The bruise aside, his hands are swollen. That can't be ok, can it?

He looks so yellow....anyway is everyone excited for the snow!

I cannot imagine that his makeup person actually thinks he looks ok for public appearance. He looks ridiculous. It's always been bad but this is next level bad. How can Ivanka not step in? I would never let my father out in public like that.

From everything I've read, he does his face and hair himself. He uses makeup and self-tanner, which provides uneven coverage. It rarely looks natural on someone as pale as him. He also reportedly colors and styles his own hair (finishes up with hairspray) which checks since the color seems to go back and forth between different shades of yellow. Do you think he listens to anyone regarding his appearance?

His color in that picture is very different than usual. He used to be orange... that one is very green tinged. weird.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Do we think he gets regular in fluids for an ailment or illness?
Or regular testing?
What are the reasons someone would have an IV pin prick on their had so regularly?

His hands look like my FIL's. My FIL was on a blood thinner for a heart condition and bruised easily. The top of his hands were often bruised and it was usually from minor bumps. This is because the skin on top of older peoples' hands, which is already rather thin, gets thinner and they lose fat, providing less of a buffer protect the capillaries close to the skin's surface. DT has already stated he takes a daily 325mg aspirin (against his doctor's advice because it's too much) so, at his age, that alone would account for bruising on top of the hands because aspiring acts like a blood thinner.

How long did FIL live like this? Asking for a friend.

Sadly for your friend, he lived to 89.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Everyone that age is one fall away from disaster. Trump already drags his right leg. A fall is inevitable.

According to liberals on this site, Trump has been near death for the better part of the last 10 years.
Meanwhile, he continues to work long days, holds regular cabinet meetings unlike the previous WH occupant, answers any question the media throws at him - often multiple times a day, plays golf when he takes a rare day off, travels the world and returns to work as soon as he returns (unlike Biden who needed a week to recuperate), can focus on multiple issues that need attention (and Lord knows the previous administration left this one with one disaster after another), and maintains a pace that many around him find difficult to keep up with. And, his physical has backed up the fact that he is a healthy person.

But, keep up with the fake concern and false accusations of his demise. Just one more thing he will do to prove you people wrong.

What do you think about his mental health? Does he seem mentally healthy to you?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Everyone that age is one fall away from disaster. Trump already drags his right leg. A fall is inevitable.

According to liberals on this site, Trump has been near death for the better part of the last 10 years.
Meanwhile, he continues to work long days, holds regular cabinet meetings unlike the previous WH occupant, answers any question the media throws at him - often multiple times a day, plays golf when he takes a rare day off, travels the world and returns to work as soon as he returns (unlike Biden who needed a week to recuperate), can focus on multiple issues that need attention (and Lord knows the previous administration left this one with one disaster after another), and maintains a pace that many around him find difficult to keep up with. And, his physical has backed up the fact that he is a healthy person.

But, keep up with the fake concern and false accusations of his demise. Just one more thing he will do to prove you people wrong.

Horse manure!

I think PP must be misunderstanding... did you think people were showing concern?