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Donald Trump refuted death rumors on Truth Social, highlighting his recent golf outings and active public presence despite a chronic venous insufficiency diagnosis.
- On Sunday evening, President Donald Trump took to Truth Social to refute rumors about his health and death, stating emphatically that he was in excellent condition.
- These rumors intensified late last week after Trump had multiple absences from the public eye and an unexplained lack of scheduled appearances.
- Trump's golfing buddy and MAGA host John Fredericks shared an authentic photo of Trump who had played 18 holes of golf for three straight days.
- Hashtags like #TRUMPISDEAD trended with about 158,000 posts, and Eric Trump condemned “the radical left” for spreading “sick and twisted” false health rumors.
- Trump’s Truth Social posts and recent public outings temporarily diminished death speculations, though concerns about his health persist amid ongoing scrutiny.
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Trump golf buddy scrambles to clear up AI-photo mess as mystery announcement rumors swirl
Donald Trump's golfing buddy scrambled Monday to deny multiple claims that a photograph showing the two over the weekend was an AI-generated fake — and that the president was actually seriously ill.It comes amid wild speculation that a mysterious announcement scheduled for 2 p.m. Tuesday was to addr...
Is Trump dead? TikTok users wondered this weekend, after the president was strangely absent from public view. Speculation about the president's health is increasing, but Trump denies it: "I've never felt better."
Wishing Trump dead only makes him stronger
Maybe you heard that Donald Trump died over the weekend. First, the Internet began to buzz over some bruising on the President’s hand during an executive-order signing ceremony. Then people started noticing that no one saw Trump on Friday, and that he didn’t have any events scheduled over the weekend. JD Vance gave an interview with USA Today in which he said, “if, God forbid, there’s a terrible tragedy, I can’t think of better on-the-job traini…
Donald Trump's media absence for a few days and questions about his state of health triggered the rumor. Social media went on fire about the alleged death of the President of the United States.
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