The White House has strongly criticized ‘unbalanced liberals’ for spreading a conspiracy theory alleging that President Donald Trump was rushed to the hospital on Saturday. Concerns about the Republican president’s health have been a major focus during his second term, with the public noting his various verbal slip-ups, apparent physical limitations, and reported medical problems. Speculation arose after an announcement was made at 11:08 am on Saturday that Trump would not be making any public appearances for the rest of the day, a departure from his usual weekend routine of golfing at Mar-a-Lago.
Following social media rumors that Trump had been taken to Walter Reed Medical Center in Washington DC, the official ‘Rapid Response 47’ account vehemently denied the claims. In response to a tweet insinuating Trump’s hospitalization, the account defended the president’s work ethic and criticized those spreading baseless theories. The White House also rebuked a post by liberal influencer Ed Krassenstein suggesting Trump was at the medical center, dismissing the speculation as unfounded.
Although White House Director of Communications Steven Cheung did not directly address the hospitalization rumors, he shared a post on Saturday evening reaffirming Trump’s dedication to serving the American people. Cheung emphasized Trump’s relentless work ethic over the Easter weekend, underscoring the president’s tireless commitment to his duties.
