
8 DAYS UNTIL THE U.S. ELECTIONS
Trump Is Offended Again… By Almost Everyone.
Donald Trump says plenty of outrageous things in his speeches and social media posts. But over the past two days, he seems to have developed a new obsession: being offended.
And the list of people who have hurt his feelings is growing. Here we go!

Trump is offended by the American media.
Why? Because they failed to celebrate his latest imaginary victory: Denmark supposedly handing Greenland over to the United States.
The tiny detail that Denmark never actually handed Greenland over to anyone doesn't seem to bother him.

Trump is offended by Americans struggling with high prices.
His message?
"They'll say, 'President Trump is bragging about all the money they're making while people are suffering at gas stations.' I don't care. We're making a damn fortune."
Exactly the kind of message Republicans need eight days before an election, right?

Trump is offended by Fox News.
Yes, even the conservative network isn't loyal enough for him anymore.
He complains that Fox gives "too much airtime" to opponents of Republican candidates and does "almost nothing to help" Republicans win.
Apparently, journalism is only acceptable when it serves his political interests.

Trump is offended by Barack Obama.
Obama has joined the Democrats' final campaign push, drawing huge crowds.
Trump responded by calling Obama an "extremely incompetent president" and accusing him of giving Iran billions of dollars and a path toward nuclear weapons.
He also attacked a Democratic candidate Obama was campaigning for, describing him as a "jihadist" who hates Jews, Black people, Americans, and Trump himself.

Trump is offended by NBA legend LeBron James.
The reason? James supposedly showed insufficient respect during the American national anthem.
Trump declared:
"LeBron James is disrespecting our country! I've said from the beginning that he's a terrible person, a complete disgrace."

Trump is offended by Republican Senator Lisa Murkowski.
The Alaska senator criticized Trump's attempt to interfere with election results in her state.
Trump responded by calling her "the worst Republican senator by far" and "a disgrace to Alaska and our country."
Eight days before the elections, Trump appears to be fighting everyone: the media, voters, Fox News, Obama, LeBron James, and even members of his own party.
Perhaps the real question isn't who offended Donald Trump today.
It's whether American voters are finally getting tired of a president who treats every disagreement as a personal insult.

Eight days to go. And the political circus is only getting louder.
Mike