A mystery sickness has sent some MAGA supporters who attended the rally of former President Donald Trump in Tucson, Arizona, to the hospital. In spite of the intense heat—more than 100 degrees—more than 2,000 individuals attended the September 12 event. According to Newsweek, participants complained of itching, swelling in their faces, and discomfort in their eyes.

The origins of the outbreak is currently being investigated by campaign officials; some have even dubbed it a “floating illness.” In order to determine the cause of the ailment, the campaign organisers are keen to identify patient zero.

The Secret Service is treating the matter seriously and supporting the investigation, even though they have verified that there were no known or suspected threats prior to the protest.

Remarkably, only those standing on stage right appeared to have been impacted by the symptoms; those standing on stage left did not report any symptoms at all. Following the rally, Mayra Rodriguez, a former director of Planned Parenthood and current Trump supporter, suffered from acute eye burning and vision impairment.

She went to the doctor because she thought she might have been sprayed with mace or some kind of aerosol. Other patients rated the illness’s symptoms as “horrible” and “excruciating.” A Trump backer worried that this outbreak could have been planned, while another man said that his eyes were “red as hell.”

At the rally, President Trump reaffirmed his pledge to do away with tip taxes for service workers in spite of these regrettable occurrences. But Vice President Kamala Harris, who just so happened to be in town for a private function that night, promptly echoed his vow.

This took place in the midst of a tight election in Arizona, a battleground state where Harris and Trump are currently polling at 46% apiece. A combination of the most recent polling data points to a modest Trump edge. Arizonans who support MAGA believe that the event will not only have an impact on the presidential race but also that Kari Lake’s U.S.

Senate candidacy will boost conservative voter turnout. Many conservatives understand that their vote will have a significant impact on the outcome as the election draws near. Supporters and organisers are eager to learn more while the research into the unexplained sickness is ongoing. Every rally participant’s safety is of utmost importance, and action will be taken to avoid future occurrences of this kind.