Trump’s shocking statement about Biden exposed.
Donald Trump isn’t mincing words—again—after President Joe Biden’s prostate cancer diagnosis went public.
Trump-Biden feud highlighted.
This is far from Trump’s first dig at Biden. Their rivalry has been a long, ugly, and public affair.
During the 2020 campaign, Trump relentlessly branded Biden as “Sleepy Joe” and mocked his mental acuity.
Biden, now in a serious health battle, has so far stayed above the fray in his public statements.
Joe Biden’s diagnosis confirmed.
Biden’s team revealed on May 18 that he’s facing metastatic prostate cancer, one of the most aggressive forms.
The official statement confirmed metastasis to the bone, along with a Gleason score of 9—near the top of the scale.
The silver lining? Physicians noted the cancer is hormone-sensitive, which allows for “effective management.”
Breaking his silence, Biden posted a cozy photo with Jill and their cat, thanking supporters for “lifting us up.”
In the heartfelt caption, Biden reminded followers that “cancer touches us all,” and vowed to fight with strength.
Since the diagnosis, Biden’s public appearances have been limited, focusing instead on treatment and loved ones.
Though aggressive, hormone-sensitive prostate cancer can be managed with targeted therapies.
Biden’s diagnosis debated.
Several Republican allies have suggested that the White House kept Biden’s condition quiet for political gain.
Chris Meagher, a Biden spokesperson, slammed the suggestion, citing the former president’s PSA test history.
“The former president’s last prostate-specific antigen test was in 2014. There was no previous diagnosis,” Meagher stated.
Critics argue that transparency in presidential health has long been a gray area across administrations.
Officials maintain the public was notified swiftly after doctors confirmed the cancer’s severity.
Despite political divides, many Americans rallied around Biden with messages of support and prayer.
Trump, however, isn’t letting sympathy cloud judgment.
Trump’s Biden rant unveiled.
Though he initially sent well-wishes, Trump has since pivoted to tearing down his rival with jaw-dropping remarks.
Shortly after the news broke, Trump wrote on Truth Social: “We wish Joe a fast and successful recovery.”
Within days, Trump changed his tune, questioning why the diagnosis wasn’t revealed “a long time ago.”
During an Oval Office briefing, Trump said he was “surprised” that the information had been “withheld.”
While fielding a question about Elon Musk’s advisory role, Trump veered off-topic and took aim at Biden.
Trump didn’t hold back: “If you feel sorry for him, don’t. He hurt a lot of people.”
“He’s hurt his opponents. He’s hurt this country. I don’t feel sorry for him,” Trump added without blinking.
In a recent Truth Social post, Trump said the “monsters” running Biden’s White House “want our country to go to hell.”
He insists Biden’s past actions disqualify him from any pity party: “He’s a vicious man.”
Historically, Trump thrives on confrontation and rarely walks back incendiary statements.
His remarks have sparked fresh outrage online, with critics accusing him of being cruel and opportunistic.
Biden’s health could shift the power dynamic.
With Biden’s diagnosis now public, questions swirl over how his condition might impact domestic policy and White House continuity.
Asked if he might soften his stance, Trump scoffed: “Absolutely not. The country’s been hurt too much.”
As Biden begins treatment behind closed doors, the political storm outside is only getting louder.