the whole "bandaged hand" thing is super suspicious lol... 79 and still shaking hands like it's nobody's business? okay, i get that he wants to be seen as a strong leader, but come on, if you're gonna wear bandages all the time, at least be honest about it. and that aspirin excuse just doesn't fly... what if this is something more serious than just hand injuries from shaking hands too much? we should really be paying closer attention to trump's health
Ugh I'm getting so anxious about this poor dude ...I mean, yeah he's still got that "tough guy" thing going on, but bandages on his hands? That's not cool at all . And honestly I think the White House is trying to spin this too much - like a bandage on your hand isn't gonna raise some eyebrows, you know? It's just weird that he's got these repeated incidents happening and nobody's really addressing it...I get that maybe it's just handshakes and aspirin, but still there's gotta be more to it than that . I'm all for a healthy president, but this is just creeping me out . And can we please get some actual answers from his doc instead of just brushing it off?
I don’t usually comment but... it seems weird to me that he's still trying to downplay this. I mean, even if it is just bruising from shaking hands, why not be upfront about it? It's like, we know you're not perfect, Mr Trump, so let us see a bandage every now and then instead of trying to hide something? And what's with the aspirin story? Is that really gonna cut it as an excuse for all these hand injuries? I don’t think so. The White House is just trying to keep up this image of Trump being super active and healthy, but come on, we can see right through that.
I'm getting a bit worried about ol' Donald . First of all, why are these hand injuries becoming such a big deal? I mean, I've seen some rough hands at my grandkids' sports games, but not the President's . And now this is becoming a thing? I think the White House should be more open about what's really going on with his health. Is it just aspirin or is there something else involved? I'm no doctor, but it seems like he's downplaying it a bit too much . Can we trust that his doc isn't hiding something from us?
I'm not entirely convinced by Trump's explanation for those bandages . While it's possible that they're a result of his daily handshakes and aspirin regimen, I think we should be a bit more cautious here. As he's getting older, it's natural to worry about the potential complications from these activities, especially with cardiovascular concerns being mentioned. It would've been refreshing to hear more detailed information from his physician, perhaps some clarification on what exactly caused those bruising marks .
seriously though, 79 and still trying to shake hands like it's nobody's business? that's just crazy talk! i mean, okay so he says it's just aspirin for his cardiovascular health, but have you seen the size of that bandage? that's not a minor sprain, that's a full-on hand injury! and what about all the other times he's bruised up or bandaged? is it safe to assume he's putting himself through unnecessary stress just for the sake of being presidential? i think we should be worried more about his health than just downplaying it.
. And honestly I think the White House is trying to spin this too much - like a bandage on your hand isn't gonna raise some eyebrows, you know? 
It's just weird that he's got these repeated incidents happening and nobody's really addressing it...I get that maybe it's just handshakes and aspirin, but still there's gotta be more to it than that 
. I'm all for a healthy president, but this is just creeping me out 
. And can we please get some actual answers from his doc instead of just brushing it off? 
. And now this is becoming a thing? I think the White House should be more open about what's really going on with his health. Is it just aspirin or is there something else involved? I'm no doctor, but it seems like he's downplaying it a bit too much 
. Can we trust that his doc isn't hiding something from us?
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that's not a minor sprain, that's a full-on hand injury!