There's a huge scab on on the left side of Trump's forehead. *

[DemocratSinceBirth]

It looks like a basal cell carcinoma.






* I don't believe it's my tv.

[jberryhill]

1. Periodic de-horning

[Vinca]

2. Post of the day!

[rzemanfl]

8. +1 n/t.

[steve2470]

4. haha! nt

[fierywoman]

13. ha-ha-ha! -- TEN POINTS!

[A HERETIC I AM]

23. A Polled Trump?

[LuckyCharms]

24. LMAO!! n/t

[JDC]

34. Good one

[calimary]

36. And jberryhill for the WIN!

[True Dough]

51. They're baaaack!!!

[GallopingGhost]

64. lmfao n/t

[malaise]

3. Lobotomy? n/t

[Achilleaze]

5. Zombie feeding port

even though republican "brains" - such as they are, give zombie's wicked diarrhea.

[GallopingGhost]

65. this made me

lol as well.

[benld74]

6. He's got the best scab?

[hunter]

7. Sometimes having white skin sucks.

Especially for those of us who grew up in the stupid times when a tan was considered healthy.

I've had a few ugly things cut out of me.

This is probably the nicest thing ever ever said concerning Trump...

...no, no, cant do it.

Those ugly things may have been glad to be rid of him.

[lagomorph777]

10. What's that got to do with Trump?

He's orange.

[hunter]

11. Yeah, you're right. But I'll bet the ugly things are still happy to be removed from him...

[lagomorph777]

9. I hope it's a Melanianoma

[Kleveland]

12. I second the motion.

When nature does take its inevitable course, whatever path that may be, I for one will party!

I just hope that it happens while I am still alive.

The one nice thing about mortality, is that even total fuck wads die eventually.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

16. It looked like a basal cell carcinoma.

[elfin]

29. Or squamous after biopsy or freezing

Dammit, going to a real doc. Was hoping for the worst.

[DetlefK]

53. There's a slovenian model growing out of his skin???

[lagomorph777]

56. She may have gotten under his skin.

Perhaps that hand-slapping incident...

[herding cats]

14. It looks to me like he fell into something or was punched.

There's a bruise above the eye and a small dent, possibly a cut, and the there's more marks on his eyelid.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

18. So you saw it ?

Just different diagnoses.

[herding cats]

19. I did. I paused my TV and took a closer look.

I think it's a bruise and a small abrasion and there's more on his upper outside eyelid. That eye also wasn't as open as the other one. Maybe from swelling?

Something happened.

[Achilleaze]

28. He probably fell off the couch like Bush the lesser

Either that or Melania let him have it

[Kirk Lover]

15. Meth? That would explain the lack of sleep.

[kimbutgar]

17. Maybe Melania slapped the shit out of him and then gave him a big scar.

[demtenjeep]

20. any pictures

i would love to see it

[herding cats]

22. Best I could do is this.

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[Voltaire2]

26. Its a biopsy wound.

[GusBob]

30. Could be herpes zoster?

[B2G]

32. I think it's lighting in that pic.

None of the other pictures I've googled show it.

[herding cats]

41. You can see it clearly here in this video

Link to tweet

?s=17

[B2G]

43. Yep, sure can.

He must have covered it with makeup for the turkey pardoning. I was looking at those pics and didn't see it.

[herding cats]

45. Ah, I didn't see those.

Is it possible this was after that? Maybe it happened in between the two events?

[lunatica]

35. Puss infected zit crater

[Ken Burch]

48. Well yeah...but what about the thing on his forehead?

n/t.

[lunatica]

58. LOL

Hahahahaha! Snicker...

[Sunlei]

37. looks like he got punched? his whole right side face is unbalanced. maybe he fell

or someone wearing a big wedding ring gave him a left hook, Mrs Huckabee? any comments?

KO?

[herding cats]

42. I wonder who is left handed in his inner circle?

Someone may be deserving of a fruit basket. 😂

[trueblue2007]

21. Maybe he is not long for this world.

[GreatCaesarsGhost]

25. Choked on a pretzel and fell.

[Motley13]

27. Melania punched him, go girl

[Sunlei]

38. yup left hook & the wedding ring left a mark!

[Orrex]

31. Never before have I wished someone to have necrotizing fasciitis.

So many "firsts" in this administration...

[yallerdawg]

33. I lost my sunglasses. Did you find a pair?

[CatMor]

39. Maybe a brain transplant.

[beaglelover]

40. Let's hope that's what it is and has spread throughout his disgusting body.

I don't care how we get rid of this disaster of a POTUS.

[XRubicon]

44. My MalwareBytes blocks your picture

For malicious web site "t.frtyg.com"

ETA and a couple other sites, this thread makes Malwarebytes pop up three notifications.

[jpak]

46. A Pardoned Turkey shat upon him

It's Goose is Cooked....

[Blue Owl]

47. Grab it by the puss

n/t

[pressbox69]

49. The first six

is starting to appear.

[DFW]

50. That is a LOT bigger than a minor skin cancer removal

Look closely at Clinton's forehead. When I met him for the first time, he had just had a pre-cancerous lesion removed from his forehead. It was pretty small (easily visible in the photo), and they had removed the area around it.
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I don't think Trump's whatever-it-is resembles that at all. Either he bumped into Jefferson's bust in the East Wing and Jefferson didn't like it, or Melania whacked him one.

[Ms. Toad]

52. Depends on the size, shape, and the contour where it is located.

I have a 2" scar from removing a lesion, with dog ears on each end.

[DFW]

54. Also forehead?

Or somewhere else?

[Ms. Toad]

57. Mine's on my arm,

A place somewhat more ikely to get dog-ears, but the size of the excision was dictated by the size and depth of the lesion and the need to get clean margins (because this particular kind of lesion grows back if there is any of it left). This is the scar from the second excision, after the first failed to get clean margins and grew back before the first had even healed.

[DFW]

60. Maybe Bill Clinton just got lucky

As president, and not one to scoff at medical issues, it may be that as soon as he noticed something, he brought it to the attention of his doctors, and they acted before his thing had a chance to grow. He was the same way with his chest pains, and that probably saved his life. A quintuple bypass BEFORE a heart attack means he was paying attention to the signals his body was sending him.

Same thing happened to me in 2004, and I escaped a possibly-fatal heart attack and the need for open heart surgery by mere hours, if the head professor at the clinic that treated me is to be believed.

[Ms. Toad]

62. Maybe, maybe not.

I was in the Cleveland Clinic within a week of the lesion changing (it had been there a while - and didn't have any of the ABCs that warn of cancer, then it suddenly dramatically in a short period of time - the C in ABC).

Unfortunately, since I wanted an appointment sooner than 3 months out (standard wait time, even for lesions that have classic cancer characteristics), I had to take the doc who had open appointments because he was the only one no one wanted to see.

He initially refused to biopsy it. I insisted. He made me come back later (not standard) did a half-baked job - didn't get clean margins (even though he told me he did). I had to insist on talking to pathology to learn that even though the general type of lesion is pretty common and benign, the characteristic that made it come back quickly (and two other characteristics) means it is a sub-type that may only mimic the benign form - and that it should be treated as cancerous even though it is not formally classified that way.

So I was being extremely proactive (I nearly always am). I'm not sure that learning it did not have clean margins would have prevented the need for a second excision (although had I insisted they go back in right away might have made the second excision smaller and at an angle more conducive to avoiding dog ears).

[DFW]

63. Ugh. Almost sounds like German doctors

My wife, who was a social worker here in Germany, used to work with down-and-out people and try to re-train them and place them back in the workforce. One woman she was working with was having cramps and stiffening joints, and from summers with me in New England, my wife knew about Lyme disease, which at the time was practically unknown in Germany (this is going back maybe 20 years). The local doctors here refused to test this poor woman for Lyme disease until my wife insisted, and one doctor reluctantly ordered the test (surprise, surprise, she had had Lyme disease for months, and some of the symptoms were irreversible). This woman had spent some of her summers in Hungary, where Lyme disease was not uncommon even back then.

[Ms. Toad]

66. This guy was just a real jerk.

He has since retired, thank goodness.

[DFW]

68. In Germany, there is a standard phrase doctors used to use to slap down "uppity" patients

"Wer ist hier der Artzt, Sie oder ich?"

"Who is the doctor here, you or me?"

We have taken great pains (and a lot of time) to seek out doctors here who do NOT have that attitude, but it isn't easy, and my wife, as a "second class" patient under the German system, gets the "stand in line with the rest of the cattle" treatment unless she can convince the doctor's appointments secretary of the urgency of her case. With her cancer last year, the diagnosing doctor luckily got on the case himself, as he recognized that she had a rare and usually fatal form of cancer in its initial stage. She lucked out that time, got treated and operated on by a top specialist with 20 days instead of 12 weeks, and that alone is probably the only reason I still have her with me today.

[betsuni]

55. Fell down some stairs. Nobody was there to hold his hand and now he has a boo-boo.

[dalton99a]

59. Syphilis poking out of his skull

[workinclasszero]

61. Revelation 13:3 anybody?

3 And I saw one of his heads as it were wounded to death; and his deadly wound was healed: and all the world wondered after the beast.

[L. Coyote]

67. Russia is starting to call in their debt, bit by bit.

Either that or all the head slapping is creating a callous.

[Floyd R. Turbo]

69. The scab wants the malignant growth attached to it removed as soon as possible! 😏