That post ignited a flurry of responses online, ranging from agreement to outrage. Some commenters echoed Terrell’s sentiment, while others called the accusation baseless and inflammatory.
In subsequent posts, Terrell shared additional commentary accusing the First Lady of allowing the President’s condition to remain undisclosed, alleging it was part of a broader failure to inform the public.
One message reposted by Terrell stated, “Elder abuse is a form of domestic violence,” and called for public scrutiny over what the President’s family knew and when.
Critics of the administration have seized on the President’s cancer diagnosis to raise questions about the level of transparency within the White House and the role of family members in political decision-making.
Among those joining the chorus was Donald Trump Jr., who posted, “What I want to know is how did Dr. Jill Biden miss stage five metastatic cancer or is this yet another coverup??”
