Say what you like about Donald Trump, but he certainly has a way of getting the people talking. What people actually then say while they’re talking is another matter entirely, but I think at this point it’s fair to opine that he might be the most polarizing US president in history.
We’re just months into Trump’s second term at the White House and already he’s made more headlines that his predecessor Joe Biden did in four years. Shouting the loudest has always been one of Trump’s go-to tactics – even before he rose to political significance – while screaming about perceived falsehoods and staunchly denying wrongdoing are also similar plays.
In any case, it seems as though attention is what the president thrives on above all else. All press is good press, or so they say, and ensuring each and every single day of his presidency contains at least one noteworthy happening has become Trump’s clear modus operandi.
Of course, at present he doesn’t have to do all that much to stir the hornets’ nest. US involvement in the conflict between Israel and Iran has been met with widespread criticism around the world after Trump ordered an attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities on Saturday, June 21.