The Republican president was seen in the back seat of a black SUV at Memorial
The Republican president was seen in the back seat of a black SUV at Memorial Circle, where he suggested building an arch to celebrate the nation’s 250th anniversary
President Donald Trump was pictured for the first time on Easter Sunday since rumors of his hospitalization began swirling online over the weekend.
The Republican president was seen in the back seat of a black SUV at Memorial Circle, where he suggested building an arch to celebrate the nation’s 250th anniversary. It comes a day after Americans speculated that he was sent to Walter Reed Army Medical Center — a rumor that White House officials swiftly denied. However, officials announced shortly after 11 a.m. on Saturday that Trump would’t be making any pubic appearances.
Donald Trump Jr. forcefully pushed back against the claims in a fiery rebuke on X, calling everyone who posted about his father’s health “sick people.” The repost came after an account screenshot showed tons of users discussing the president’s health.
“What we experienced in the last 24 hours from the Left was nothing short of demonic,” The original post wrote. “While President Trump was working all day on a critical mission to rescue an American pilot, the left ran a massive campaign pushing the lie that he was dead.”
Every account involved should be fully demonetized on X
“We need a complete investigation into who paid for and coordinated these posts,” the Trump loyalist continued. “Every account involved should be fully demonetized on X.”
“They knew Trump had one mission: save the American pilot, not walk around and talk to the press,” they raged. They still chose to attempt a mass distraction from it with a disgusting lie. If you need more proof the left hates America, you’re no better than them.”
Speculation that something might have been wrong began at 11:08 a.m. on Saturday when the White House announced that the president had cleared his schedule for the entire day, raising questions about the hospital visit. President Trump typically spends his weekends golfing at Mar-a-Lago, so this is an uncommon decision.
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Trump’s personal spokesman, Steven Cheung, posted on X: “There has never been a President who
Trump’s personal spokesman, Steven Cheung, posted on X: “There has never been a President who has worked harder for the American people than President Trump. “On this Easter weekend, he has been working nonstop in the White House and Oval Office,” He added.
“God Bless him,” the post concluded. Trump’s last visit to the center was in October when he reportedly got an MRI scan.
“I did. I got an MRI. It was perfect,” the president told reporters on board Air Force One at the time. It comes after Trump made a disturbing sex comment on stage that silenced the alarmed audience.
Trump, one of the oldest presidents in U.S. history at 79, did not explain why he underwent the scan, which may be used to look for a variety of problems. “The doctor said [it] was some of the best reports, for the age, they’ve ever seen,” Trump added. Trump advised reporters to “ask the doctors” when pressed on why he had the magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).