Oh, for god's sake, be honest for once. It is not about being called "obese" but being called "morbidly obese." There is a significant difference between the two.
Having said that, I do not object to him being called either. Whether it is factual either way is irrelevant. He is a fair game, given that he opened the gate by calling a certain actress a "fat cow" - which she is, btw - and many other individuals more or less insulting names.
I don't think that he is morbidly obese (which Web MD defines as have a body mass index of over 40) but after a couple of replies here, I did some research. First, his body mass index was reported by his doctor to be 30.1, which is barely into obese (the next category down is "overweight.) But, that's laughable. For one thing, his height was reported as 6'3". Alex Rodriguez is also reported as 6'3", and in a side-by-side photo, Rodriguez is at least 3-4 inches taller than Trump. His own driver's license says he's 6'2", and since he *never* underestimates his height, I would venture to say he's between 5'11" and 6'1." There was also a report that his weight was 239. That's also laughable. I happen to have a brother who is 6'2" and 240 (just into "obese" on the BMI charts) and he does not look anything like Trump in terms of bulk. There was also a news report back when, shortly after Trump's physical, that said his weight (leaked from the hospital) was actually 289, not 239. That would give him a BMI of 38.1, just short of what most sources consider "morbidly obese."
Pelosi may have been technically incorrect, but not by much.
And she has reason to worry about it -- if Trump has a heart attack and dies, I think the Republicans could come up with a candidate who could beat Joe.
I also find Pelosi's plastic surgery to be mild amusing; she does have that Frankensteinian glow. I mean, like, STOP. But, take a look at Diane Feinstein, her fellow senator from California. She looks like she's been through a sewing machine, although she's starting to break down again. About time for another quiet trip to LA and a "vacation?" And for Biden's plugs, so what? Trump aside, where vanity actually trips over into a serious pathology, have any recent presidents been short on the vanity scale? Maybe Bush II was relatively modest, but he had a vast amount to be modest about. Nothing modest about Obama, Clinton, or Reagan -- Reagan actually used rouge. I know that, because I once got up to a couple of feet from his face during a campaign stop, and yup, it was rouge. I think he also had some surgery. His neck skin was remarkably tight. I should mention here that I once wrote a non-fiction book on plastic surgery, though I've never had any myself, being a chicken when it comes to being cut upon.)
In my researches, I came across another interesting number. In 2016, the average American male weighed 198 pounds, and the average woman 170. [That'd be about 90 kg and 77 kg, respectively, in Frenchy speak.] Whoa. Don't want to be standing down hill from an American, in case he/she starts to roll. To take this to a photo topic, have you ever noticed how skinny Americans are in WWII photos? I bet the average weight of the American solider was 150-160. I went to Iraq as a reporter during the recent Oil War, and I bet the average American soldier now tips the scale at well over 200.
