Joe Biden has recently been spotted smiling in public, and many social media users are drawing comparisons between him and his successor, Donald Trump, as both continue to face questions about their health.
Trump reappeared on a golf course after several days out of the public eye, sparking discussions about his condition. Some observers noted that he did not look particularly healthy, leading one X (formerly Twitter) user to post side-by-side photos of Biden and Trump with the caption: “Joe Biden vs Donald Trump today. Speaks for itself, doesn’t it? When will the media give Trump’s health the same level of scrutiny they gave Biden?”
Recent reports have highlighted health issues for both men. Biden, now 79, has been seen with swollen ankles and a bruised hand, which raised concerns about his mobility and overall well-being. Doctors reportedly warned him about a serious leg condition that could require surgery or even amputation. In May, Biden also shared a personal statement about his cancer diagnosis, thanking supporters for their encouragement and love.
📸 Joe Biden vs Donald Trump today.
— Chris D. Jackson (@ChrisDJackson) August 30, 2025
Speaks for itself, doesn’t it? 🤷♀️
When’s the media going to wake up about Trump’s failing health and give it even half the coverage they obsessed over with Biden?
Or are they just gonna wait until he keels over? pic.twitter.com/59wkAn6mD6
On the other hand, Trump was recently diagnosed with chronic venous insufficiency (CVI), a vein condition that restricts blood flow in the legs. While not life-threatening, CVI can cause pain, swelling, and fatigue, potentially limiting daily activity.
Despite these challenges, Biden is actively working on a book about his time in office, while Trump continues to appear in public at political events and on the golf course.
This has fueled an ongoing debate: Who appears healthier Biden or Trump? And more importantly, how much should presidential health factor into public trust and leadership?
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