Red patches
at the hands of
Donald Trump spark speculation
A photo of former US President Donald Trump has prompted speculation from
social media leaders over the appearance of mysterious red marks on his hand.
The photo published on
January 17 shows the former president in a classic
position, where he lifts one arm and waves to a crowd
but his hand shows a marked difference, with bright
red stains covering his fingers and palms.
Since then, the term
"Trump bumps" has become popular on the "X" platform where social media
pioneers try to guess why, from medical conditions to golf wounds
and whether this could be the result of a fall, to make-up or as a youth.
One activist asked:
"What if he had some sausages and ketchup?"
The 2024 Republican candidate could have dropped:
It's not uncommon
for a 77-year-old to fall -- you should explain his campaign."
Another activist concluded that
Trump was wearing "hand makeup."
The Trump campaign did not confirm why, according to The Independent.
The Patriot Takes account noted that Trump's hand did not appear
like this at his meeting in New Hampshire the day before.
Patriot Takes later released a photo of LED Trump
at his press conference in New York for the trial of E. Jean Carroll.
He wrote:
"His spots look less red, but you can still see them."
The question even reached MSNBC's Morning Joe, where co-host
Joe Scarborough asked: "Do we have any answer
about Donald Trump. his hands bleed ".
Co-host Willie Guest speculated:
" He seems to have an ulcer. "
This is not the first time that images of a 2024 candidate have recently raised
wild speculation about what is happening to Trump behind the scenes.
Last month
a firestorm erupted after a photo showing the former President
standing on two rectangular platforms as he spoke in Mar-a-Lago.
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