Trump Makes Public Appearance at Virginia Golf Course After Health Rumors
President Donald Trump was spotted Saturday at Trump National Golf Club in Sterling, Virginia, pushing back against growing speculation about his health.
The president had not appeared at public events for several consecutive days, sparking a wave of social media chatter after photos showing bruising on his hand during a Cabinet meeting went viral.
Veteran journalist Laura Rozen highlighted the president’s absence in a thread on X, reposting new images of Trump on the golf course. Vice President JD Vance also addressed the topic this week, telling USA Today that while he is prepared to step in if needed, Trump remains in “incredibly good health.”
Vance reassured the public, saying, “The president is in good shape, will serve out the rest of his term, and continue delivering for the American people.” He emphasized that Trump remains highly active, often the first to make calls in the morning and the last to do so at night.
Speculation about Trump’s health has flared multiple times this year. Last month, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt confirmed that the president underwent medical testing for swelling in his legs and bruises on his hands. Doctors diagnosed him with chronic venous insufficiency, a common condition in older adults where veins have difficulty circulating blood.
The discussion comes just a year after Trump survived an assassination attempt at a Pennsylvania campaign rally, where a bullet grazed his ear. Despite concerns, allies point to his stamina, energy, and commitment as evidence that he remains fully capable of leading.
Trump, now 79, became the oldest president ever sworn into office upon his return to the White House in January. While his approval ratings have dipped slightly in recent polls, the president remains active in interviews, including one with The Daily Caller released this weekend.
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