Trump is often angry but rarely hurt – yet Canada has managed to pull it off | Emma Brockes

OMG, like seriously? Trump is so extra πŸ™„! The article got me thinking, if he's that sensitive about being wronged, maybe it's because deep down he knows he's not as right as he thinks he is πŸ˜’. I mean, have you seen his whole "America First" shtick? It's like, dude, you're not even first among your own cabinet members 🀣.

And can we talk about how weak that ad was? Like, Reagan was just a figurehead to Trump, who uses him as an excuse for everything. The article's right, though – it's not just about tariffs; it's about Trump's fragile ego and his need to control the narrative πŸ’β€β™€οΈ.

I swear, if he can't handle being called out, maybe he should take a seat πŸ›‹οΈ. But honestly, I think this is what makes him so good at manipulating people – they don't want to see their own insecurities reflected back at them πŸ‘€.

Anyway, what's next for Trump? More tantrums and Twitter rants, probably 🀬!
 
omg trump is so extra 🀣 this ad in canada had reagan saying something bad about tariffs and trump freaked out lol like what did you expect when your ego meets reality? but seriously though, this is about more than just trump's pride he's trying to hold onto the symbol of america's authority and power like it's his own personal legacy πŸ˜‚ and those pics of reagan in that plaid cowboy shirt tho... almost like a mirror held up to trump's empty suit πŸ€¦β€β™‚οΈ what's next, is he gonna start wearing plaid too?
 
πŸ™„ So you think Canada just made a harmless ad? Nah, that was a clear shot at Trump's ego πŸ’₯ The fact that it used Reagan's voice against him, a total icon in American politics πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ, tells me Trump is not as secure in his own authority as he thinks. And let's be real, the whole thing about Collins' column and Trump being "financially embattled" back in 1992? That was low ⬇️ Trump's made a career out of playing the victim, but Canada just called him out on it πŸ”΄

But what really gets me is how this relates to Trump's identity crisis πŸ€”. He's all about being tough and rugged, like that plaid cowboy shirt Reagan dude πŸ‘–, but when someone shows up with the truth, he freaks πŸ’₯. It's not just about tariffs; it's about Trump feeling exposed and vulnerable πŸ€¦β€β™‚οΈ
 
idk what's more cringeworthy - trump going ballistic over some tv ad or him thinking he can just wear a plaid cowboy shirt and look like reagan lol 🀣 the thing is though, it's not just about pride or ego, it's like he's got this massive identity crisis where he thinks being "a big league player" is somehow tied to his authority & power status in life πŸ™„ i mean, come on, dude, you've been dodgy with finances since the 90s and now you're trying to be some kind of american icon? πŸ˜‚
 
OMG 🀯 Trumps ego is literally like a fragile little egg πŸ₯š and when someone touches it with a truth bomb πŸ’£, he goes full-on meltdown 😱! Like, I get it, the ad was just trying to be clever and all that, but come on, dude, you can't handle a little bit of criticism about your hair πŸ˜‚... er, I mean, your trade policies? It's like, if someone called out your wife's tacky outfit, would you also start a trade war with France? 🀣

And honestly, who is this Ronald Reagan guy anyway? Like, Trump idolizes him or something? That's wild πŸ’₯! The more I think about it, the more I'm like... what's going on in this dude's head? 😳 Is he really that insecure about being taken seriously as a leader? And can we just talk about how embarrassing it is to see his face red with rage 🚨?
 
Trump's ego is like a fragile vase – you gotta handle with care, or it shatters into a million pieces 😩. It's not just that someone wronged him, but when his own self-image gets challenged... game over 🚫. That ad from Canada was like a punch to the gut, forcing Trump to confront the fact that maybe, just maybe, he's not as invincible as he thinks he is πŸ’”. The thing is, for Trump, it's not just about being right or wrong; it's about maintaining this aura of authority and power that makes him feel like the big cheese πŸ§€. When someone like Reagan comes along and embodies that, Trump gets triggered – and that's when you see the real Trump, all tantrums and tweets πŸ’₯. It's like he's trying to convince himself (and everyone else) that he's still got it, but deep down, he knows the truth πŸ€·β€β™‚οΈ.
 
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