Trump probably is dying, the only question is “How soon?”

 

Donald Trump’s “medical team” just diagnosed him with “chronic venous insufficiency.”

Karoline Leavitt said Trump has been diagnosed with a common vein issue. Karoline Leavitt is Trump’s paid liar:

“Even though he’s diagnosed with a benign condition, venous insufficiency, by itself doesn’t necessarily mean it’s benign.” — Dr. Bernard Ashby, Cardiologist

This isn’t just about leg swelling. This is a health system—literally and politically—breaking down under pressure.

🚩 The Red Flags They’re Hoping You’ll Ignore

1. Bilateral swelling is usually not “just age.” When both legs swell, it often indicates a systemic problem—commonly linked to heart, liver, or kidney failure.
2. Trump reportedly had “no signs” of heart failure, but this came from his handpicked doctor and press secretary. Let’s remember: this is the same White House that once released a letter claiming he weighed 239 lbs—the upper limit of “overweight” for his 6’3″ claimed height.
3. They also admitted to bruising on his hands—and blamed aspirin and handshakes. Sure, Jan. But persistent bruising is a classic sign of poor vascular integrity and fragile skin, often seen in patients with chronic disease, diabetes, or blood thinners masking more serious conditions.

Like congestive heart failure.

Obese, Sedentary, and Decompensating

Trump is:

• 79
• Obese
• Sedentary
• In a high-stress environment
• Taking cardiovascular meds

Those risk factors make chronic venous insufficiency not a footnote, but a warning bell. The kind that usually signals something deeper is being treated off-the-books, especially in patients with complex overlapping conditions. And this diagnosis conveniently gives them a ready-made excuse for visible health issues—without ever using scary words like “congestive heart failure” or “fluid overload.”

It’s political stagecraft in a lab coat. Donald Trump has congestive heart failure, which means he’s dying.

But aren’t we all?

The Bigger Medical Picture

According to Harvard’s Dr. Jeremy Faust:

“This is a pretty normal part of aging, especially for someone in the overweight to obese category…”

True—but in combination with:

• Visible bruising
• Swollen ankles
• Decaying skin on the hands

  

• Fatigue
• Episodes of apparent confusion and sleepiness at public events

…it becomes part of a pattern. One of Trump’s doctors may be downplaying for electoral optics, especially with November looming and Trump’s status as “strongman” central to the MAGA myth.

Trump wants you to believe his ‘decaying” hand is from shaking hands.

That’s a lie. They’re all lies. Everything that comes out of the White House and his mouth? Lies. And if he’s willing to admit to being a sick, weak old man, you can bet the Epstein Files that it’s FAR worse than “Venous Insufficiency.”

The Political Incentive to Lie

Let’s not pretend there’s no precedent for medical coverups. Reagan’s team masked Alzheimer’s symptoms. Putin allegedly hides cancer treatments. And Trump? He’s already had multiple mystery hospital visits, refused to release full medical records, and reportedly forced staffers to lie about his COVID diagnosis.

Now, in 2025, with a visible health crisis unfolding before our eyes, his team is asking us to believe he’s “in excellent health”—while his hands look mummified and his gait, incoherence, and visible swelling say otherwise.

Is Trump medically fit to serve another four years? Hell no. But they’ll keep saying he is until he keels over at a rally.

A man can dream….

This Isn’t Just About Legs

It’s about transparency, truth, and a political machine doing everything it can to prop up a man who physically—and cognitively—can’t do the job. Chronic venous insufficiency might sound boring, but in this context, it’s a euphemism.

And euphemisms are what regimes use when they’re too afraid to admit the emperor has no compression socks.