Trump’s Health Concerns Raise Questions About Fitness to Lead

Blue Press Journal – Concerns about President Donald Trump’s health have sparked intense debate about his ability to lead the country effectively. Recent images of the President have shown swollen ankles and bruises on his hands, often concealed with makeup, fueling speculation about the state of his physical and mental well-being. The President has been out of site for days recently.

The White House has attributed Trump’s swollen ankles to chronic venous insufficiency, a condition characterized by poor blood flow from the legs to the heart. However, this explanation has done little to alleviate concerns about the President’s overall health, given his age, weight, lifestyle, and history of heart disease.

Moreover, some psychiatrists and reporters have raised questions about Trump’s mental health, suggesting that he may be suffering from dementia or narcissistic personality disorder. These claims are not unfounded, given the President’s family history of dementia and his own behavior, which has been described as erratic and unpredictable at times.

The lack of transparency regarding Trump’s medical records has only added to the concerns. It has been over a decade since the President last released a full medical report, leaving many to wonder what he may be hiding. This lack of transparency is particularly troubling, given the immense power and responsibility that comes with the office of the President.

As the nation looks ahead, we must ask: is Trump fit to lead in 2025? The answer isn’t clear. Jeb Bush said in 2016, “the guy needs therapy,” which feels relevant today.