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Donald Trump Accused of Wearing a 'Double Diaper' Amid Health Fears

Donald Trump Accused of Wearing a 'Double Diaper' Amid Health Fears - AOL

Unflattering video footage and photos of President Donald Trump during a Memorial Day ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery sparked suspicion among social media sleuths, who said the almost 80-year-old was wearing not one but two adult diapers. Observers targeted the fit of his suit, his posture, and a perceived bulge in his clothing, leading to widespread speculation and mockery.

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