Trump, 79, Covers Up Cankles for 12th Straight Day

evince said:

Serious side effects​

Some people have serious side effects after taking furosemide.

Tell your doctor or call 111 now if you get:

  • unexplained bruising or bleeding, a high temperature, sore throat and mouth ulcers – these could be signs of a blood disorder
  • severe stomach pain which could reach through to your back – this could be a sign of an inflamed pancreas (pancreatitis)
  • severe pain in your side or blood in your urine – these could be signs of inflamed kidneys
  • ringing in your ears (tinnitus) or loss of hearing
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Due to Trump's own idiocy, he nearly died from COVID. Experimental procedures were required to save his life and, I have no doubt, left him with permanent cardiovascular problems.
 
evince said:
The old trump pumper is broken idiot

He’s dying
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Agreed. He's also growing more demented. People are betting money he won't survive to the end of his term:

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September 02, 2025
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People Are Putting Money on Whether Trump Will End 2025 in the White House

An internet's fixation on the president's well-being has given way to wagers on prediction markets on whether he will remain in power at the end of 2025.
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Prediction market Kalshi showed the start of an event contract named "Trump out as President this year?" on Saturday.1 At peak levels, bettors put a 10% chance on Trump leaving office before the year's end; as of Tuesday late afternoon it was at 6%. What that meant: If someone purchases 100 contracts on the "yes" side of the equation, and is proven right, they would see a $94 profit.

The same question on rival platform Polymarket, which saw Donald Trump's November victory coming, recently put the possibility at 7%. Death pools are generally illegal across the U.S., but the wagers account for the possibility of the president resigning due to health or other reasons. (Other public figures with open contracts regarding their leaving their current posts include Vice President JD Vance, the Fed's Lisa Cook, and the president of Indonesia.)

Jul 25, 2025
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Donald Trump's odds of completing presidency fall amid Epstein uproar

President Trump has come under fire from a section of his MAGA base over his handling of the Jeffrey Epstein case.
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On Thursday Star Sports told Newsweek it was offering odds of 8/15 (65.2 percent) on Trump completing his second term as president compared to 20/1 (71.4 percent) a month earlier.

Over the same period the odds Star Sports offered on Trump leaving the White House at some point this year increased from 20/1 (4.8 percent) to 8/1 (11.1 percent).
 
Dutch Uncle said:
Agreed. He's also growing more demented. People are betting money he won't survive to the end of his term:

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www.oddschecker.com
Win Markets
2025 +1400
2026 +500
2027 +700
2028 +700
2029 or later -227

September 02, 2025
www.investopedia.com

People Are Putting Money on Whether Trump Will End 2025 in the White House

An internet's fixation on the president's well-being has given way to wagers on prediction markets on whether he will remain in power at the end of 2025.
www.investopedia.com www.investopedia.com
Prediction market Kalshi showed the start of an event contract named "Trump out as President this year?" on Saturday.1 At peak levels, bettors put a 10% chance on Trump leaving office before the year's end; as of Tuesday late afternoon it was at 6%. What that meant: If someone purchases 100 contracts on the "yes" side of the equation, and is proven right, they would see a $94 profit.

The same question on rival platform Polymarket, which saw Donald Trump's November victory coming, recently put the possibility at 7%. Death pools are generally illegal across the U.S., but the wagers account for the possibility of the president resigning due to health or other reasons. (Other public figures with open contracts regarding their leaving their current posts include Vice President JD Vance, the Fed's Lisa Cook, and the president of Indonesia.)

Jul 25, 2025
www.newsweek.com

Donald Trump's odds of completing presidency fall amid Epstein uproar

President Trump has come under fire from a section of his MAGA base over his handling of the Jeffrey Epstein case.
www.newsweek.com www.newsweek.com
On Thursday Star Sports told Newsweek it was offering odds of 8/15 (65.2 percent) on Trump completing his second term as president compared to 20/1 (71.4 percent) a month earlier.

Over the same period the odds Star Sports offered on Trump leaving the White House at some point this year increased from 20/1 (4.8 percent) to 8/1 (11.1 percent).
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Oh he won’t survive


Once he realizes he’s not getting out of these crimes this time

It’s all but over

He will end up in cartiac arrest
 
evince said:
Oh he won’t survive


Once he realizes he’s not getting out of these crimes this time

It’s all but over

He will end up in cartiac arrest
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His attitude appears to be "If I can't take it with me, then I'll burn it all down". He's like a rich child who, because he can't be the quarterback, leaves the game and takes his football with him. He isn't very good at sharing and is certainly not a Christian.

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LurchAddams said:
I watch these two ladies - they call their podcast "IHIP" meaning, "I've had it" podcast. They refer to trump by the nickname, "Canks"! LOL
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I'll listen to them driving.

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I've Had It

Join Jennifer Welch and Angie “Pumps” Sullivan on their political pop culture podcast ‘I’ve Had It’ every Tuesday and Thursday. IHIP News, a daily or twice daily podcast, serving digestible political news in short doses.
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