Speculation Surrounds Red Marks on Trump's Hand

Theories Range from Golf Blisters to Syphilis, Campaign Sources Cite Paper Cut

Former President Donald Trump's recent public appearances have sparked speculation due to visible red marks on his hand. Theories range from a rash, dry skin, blisters from golfing, to a paper cut.
Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones suggested the marks could be from playing golf, a sport Trump is known to enjoy. Dermatologists consulted by Business Insider suggested the marks could be due to dry skin, blisters from golfing, exposure to lime juice, or a variety of other factors causing rashes.
James Carville, a Democratic political consultant, suggested the marks could be sores indicative of secondary syphilis, a claim that has been widely circulated but lacks substantiated evidence.
Sources tied to the Trump campaign told TMZ that the marks were due to a paper cut and that Trump had accidentally spread the blood around his hand.
Despite the speculation and theories, there is currently no concrete evidence to support any particular explanation for the red marks on Trump's hand.