'Far from stable': People question Trump's wellbeing over golf course limp

President of the United States Donald Trump has again caught the attention of the public after a video from his weekend golf outing showed him limping on the course and prompted the people to question his health.

The president was spotted in Palm Beach, Florida on Sunday afternoon and appeared to struggle as he got out of the cart, dragging his right leg as he took the ground to take his swing, according to Daily Mail. 

The dragging got social media users asking about Trump’s wellness. One wrote on X that “Trump moves his right leg like a piece of wood”, while others wrote that his legs appeared to be “far from stable”, “wobbly” and “pigeon-toed”.

Moreover, an account who claimed to be a nurse explained what was happening with the newly elected president. 

Some users even suggested that he might be suffering from “weak knees” or a “neuromuscular degenerative issue”.

Another simply questioned: “What’s up with Trump’s leg?”

More users joined the bandwagon as one asked for geriatricians and wrote: “What's wrong with Trump's legs/gait? He's moving knock-kneed and swinging his right leg like it's dead weight?!”

One more X user claimed that Trump dragging his leg is a neurodegenerative disease symptom and further stated that the president has “advancing dementia” and is “senile” and “morbidly obese”.

Trump’s team instantly shot down the baseless claims about his health in a statement released on Monday morning.

“Deranged and morally bankrupt liberals — including corrupt media — have now resorted to complete falsehoods and fabricated lies because they have no shame,” says spokesperson Steven Chung.

“Instead, they spend every waking hour of their pathetic lives suffering from a debilitating case of Trump Derangement Syndrome that has rotted their brain,” he added.