Trump's health is under the microscope after a whirlwind of late-night social media activity raised eyebrows. (Image: Getty)
Rep. Nancy Mace, a close ally, sent out a chillingly brief message on X early Sunday, urging followers to "pray" for the former president. This came on the heels of Trump being whisked away from a golf outing in Jupiter, Florida, for an unexplained "dentist appointment" that wasn't on his official calendar.
Mace's post, timestamped at 7 a.m., simply read, "pray for President Trump," igniting speculation about his health status. The last documented dental visit on his schedule was back in January, raising questions about the sudden urgency of this latest appointment.
The White House confirmed that Trump had indeed attended a "scheduled appointment at his local dentist," but offered no further details, leaving many to wonder why this visit was shrouded in secrecy.
Meanwhile, the 79-year-old has been busy on Truth Social, boasting about his mental sharpness in a series of odd posts. He suggested that all presidential candidates should undergo cognitive testing before running, claiming it would prevent "surprises" like Barack Obama or "Sleepy Joe" Biden from being elected.
In a bizarre twist, Trump declared he had "aced" the cognitive exam three times during his presidency—despite the fact that serving three terms is unconstitutional. "I took the Exam three times during my ('THREE!') Terms as President, and ACED IT ALL THREE TIMES," he proclaimed.
Experts have weighed in on Trump's claims regarding the Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA), a test designed to detect cognitive decline. Former clinical psychologist Dr. John Gartner pointed out that passing this test doesn't necessarily mean one is free from cognitive issues. "If you pass it, it means you don’t have gross dementia," he explained. "It doesn’t even mean you don’t have early dementia."
As if to further fuel concerns, Trump kicked off a late-night social media spree at 11:03 p.m., sharing an AI-generated image of himself alongside JD Vance and Marco Rubio, all shirtless in the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool.
This burst of activity included three more images of the Reflecting Pool, one suggesting it fell into disrepair during Obama's presidency and another showing how it will look post-renovation.
With health concerns swirling and social media antics escalating, the question remains: what’s really going on with Trump?
