that would be makeup coving the bruise he’s had for the last few days. msn said ”Dr Jeff Foster, a men’s health specialist and the Medical Director of Manual, said: “It appears this bruise in question is reoccurring, having seen a similar bruise in August and November of last year, the most likely thought is this could well be bruising from a recent canula from the way it appears, and of course as Donald Trump is nearly 80 years old, his skin is naturally thinner and weaker which happens as we age and therefore we bruise much more easily.”
”The White House representatives have suggested Donald’s bruise is from constantly shaking hands with people, however I would be concerned if this was indeed the case of blood thinning drugs or skin delicacy.”
“shaking hands with people” causes a bruise on the back of someone’s hand? hmmm…
SERVEDwellButNoTips on March 12nd, 2025 at 23:58 UTC »
Why not just paint his hand orange like his face mask?
AnybodySeeMyKeys on March 13rd, 2025 at 00:17 UTC »
It looks like that greyscale disease from Game of Thrones.
vikicrays on March 13rd, 2025 at 00:56 UTC »
that would be makeup coving the bruise he’s had for the last few days. msn said ”Dr Jeff Foster, a men’s health specialist and the Medical Director of Manual, said: “It appears this bruise in question is reoccurring, having seen a similar bruise in August and November of last year, the most likely thought is this could well be bruising from a recent canula from the way it appears, and of course as Donald Trump is nearly 80 years old, his skin is naturally thinner and weaker which happens as we age and therefore we bruise much more easily.”
”The White House representatives have suggested Donald’s bruise is from constantly shaking hands with people, however I would be concerned if this was indeed the case of blood thinning drugs or skin delicacy.”
“shaking hands with people” causes a bruise on the back of someone’s hand? hmmm…