Here’s a list of 20 weird things that Donald Trump has exhibited during his public life:
- Hand Gestures: Trump often uses unique hand gestures, particularly the “OK” sign, when speaking.
- Gold Decor Obsession: He has a well-known penchant for gold and gold-plated objects, from his home decor to personal items.
- Fast Food Enthusiasm: Trump is known for his love of fast food, particularly McDonald’s and KFC, even hosting fast food feasts at the White House.
- Unusual Handshake Style: Trump has a distinctive handshake style where he pulls the other person toward him abruptly.
- Tweets in All Caps: Trump often tweets in all caps to emphasize certain points, which gives a shouting tone to his messages.
- Nicknaming Opponents: He frequently gives his political opponents and others derogatory nicknames, like “Crooked Hillary” or “Sleepy Joe.”
- Dislike for Exercise: Trump has expressed a belief that exercise is bad because it depletes the body’s energy reserves.
- Constantly Mentioning His Wealth: Trump often talks about how rich he is, sometimes in unrelated contexts.
- Unorthodox Press Conferences: His press conferences often veer off-topic, turning into monologues or extended attacks on the media.
- Unusual Eating Habits: Trump is known for his preference for eating steak well-done with ketchup.
- Frequent Use of the Word “Huge”: He uses the word “huge” (or “yuge” in his accent) to describe many things, regardless of their actual size or significance.
- Skepticism Toward Experts: Trump has shown a pattern of skepticism or outright dismissal of expert opinions, particularly in science and medicine.
- Conspiracy Theories: He has a history of promoting or entertaining various conspiracy theories, such as the birther movement regarding President Obama.
- Not Drinking Alcohol: Trump is a teetotaler and has never consumed alcohol, which is somewhat unusual for a high-profile businessman.
- The Red Tie: Trump almost always wears a red tie that is notably longer than usual.
- Hair Fixation: His hairstyle, often described as unusual, has been a long-standing point of discussion and speculation.
- Frequent Use of Superlatives: Trump regularly uses superlatives like “the best,” “the greatest,” or “the most amazing” to describe anything related to himself.
- Fear of Germs: Trump has expressed a strong aversion to germs, which has influenced his behavior, such as avoiding handshakes or wiping his hands frequently.
- Publicly Grading Women: He has a history of publicly commenting on and rating women’s appearances, even in professional settings.
- References to Himself in the Third Person: Trump occasionally refers to himself in the third person during speeches or interviews.
These weird behaviors contribute to Trump’s distinctive and controversial public persona.