Trump's #Sniffles Back At It Again During Second Debate

Laura Kenney

During the first presidential debate held on Monday, Sept. 26 at Hofstra University in Long Island, New York, reporters and denizens of the Twitterverse alike couldn’t help but notice that Republican presidential nominee and former reality television personality Donald Trump seemed to have a bad case of the sniffles.

And so the hashtags #TrumpSniffles, #Sniffles, #Sniff were born, with the former two trending on Twitter during the debate Sunday night.

While Trump tried to blame his sniffling nose on a faulty mic after the first debate, those unmistakable, soft wheezes were back on display during the second debate on Sunday.

And the Twitterverse was quick to point it out should Trump try to deny his nasal situation this time around:

And, as they did during the first debate, some speculative Tweeters blamed Trump’s nasal concerns on cocaine use. Actor Carrie Fisher, who called herself “an expert” on the matter, had the Internet buzzing with her thoughts on Trump’s sniffles:

Though he blamed it on a faulty mic after the first presidential debate, Trump’s #sniffles were back on Sunday night, and the Twitterverse was all over it. (Photo: Getty Images)
Though he blamed it on a faulty mic after the first presidential debate, Trump’s #sniffles were back on Sunday night, and the Twitterverse was all over it. (Photo: Getty Images)

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