Here’s what the internet is saying.

The media is at it again—this time zeroing in on President Trump’s appearance, claiming his makeup looked “strange” and fueling fresh speculation about his health. Liberal journalist Aaron Rupar was quick to pounce, calling the president’s look “very conspicuous” while a video showed him covering his hand. Others online went even further, suggesting photos of Trump’s swelling pointed to a heart condition rather than what the White House has already explained.

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White House Responds to Trump Health Rumors

Back in June, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt pushed back against the wave of speculation. After questions about Trump’s ankles and hand bruising, Leavitt confirmed that doctors performed venous Doppler ultrasounds—a common test for circulation. The results showed chronic venous insufficiency, a benign and frequent condition among people over 70.

Leavitt emphasized that there was no sign of deep vein thrombosis, arterial disease, or any life-threatening issue. Instead, she explained that the bruising on Trump’s hands was caused by simple factors: frequent handshakes on the campaign trail and the routine use of aspirin.

Social Media Runs Wild With Conspiracies

Despite the official medical update, speculation online hasn’t stopped. Some critics even claim the recurring bruises are from “monthly IV infusions.” These kinds of conspiracy theories spread quickly on social media, giving Trump’s opponents another talking point—even without evidence.

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Media Double Standard on Display

It’s worth noting how the press treats Trump compared to Joe Biden. When Trump shows a bruise or some swelling, it’s a “crisis.” Yet when Biden struggles with obvious stumbles, coughing fits, or forgetfulness, the same outlets rush to excuse it as “normal.” This double standard is not lost on conservative voters who see the media working overtime to create health controversies around Trump while ignoring Biden’s very real decline.

The Bottom Line

President Trump remains active, engaged, and sharp—whether he’s on stage, on Truth Social, or shaking hands with supporters. The White House has already addressed the rumors with medical evidence, but critics continue to use makeup, lighting, and camera angles as political weapons. For conservatives, it’s another reminder that the media will never stop trying to invent health scares to weaken Trump.