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*** by his fans who generally take the insulting nicknames Trump's opponents have given them and turn them into [[Insult Backfire]]s. Often after Trump picks up on the insult and calls it out for being such.
*** Michael Cohen's guilty plea identifies Trump as "Individual 1".<ref>[https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/individual-1-trump-emerges-as-a-central-subject-of-mueller-probe/2018/11/29/e3968994-f3f7-11e8-80d0-f7e1948d55f4_story.html Individual 1] ''washingtonpost.com''</ref>
*** George Conway, a conservative lawyer and the husband of Trump's White House counsellor Kellyanne, created the nickname "Deranged Donald".<ref>[https://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/george-conway-donald-trump-nickname_n_5cc195efe4b01b6b3efd39c1 George Conway calls Trump "Deranged Donald"] ''huffingtonpost.co.uk''</ref> The hashtag [https://twitter.com/hashtag/DerangedDonald?src=tren&data_id=tweet%3A1121396448053157894 #DerangedDonald] went viral almost immediately. (25th April. 2019)
** ''Averted:''
*** by Nancy Pelosi, (23rd January 2019) when he could only think to call her "Nancy".<ref>[https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2019/01/pelosi-beats-trump/581344/ "Nancy" Nancy] ''theatlantic.com''</ref>
{{quote|“Nancy Pelosi, or ''Nancy'', as I call her, doesn’t want to hear the truth”|Donald Trump}}
* [[Never Accepted in His Hometown]]: Trump joins [[James K. Polk]] as the only Presidential candidate to lose both his home state and state of residence while still winning the election. Unlike Polk these are the same state (New York).
* [[No Such Thing as Bad Publicity]]: Trump managed to sail through the 2016 Republican primary with minimal spending by ensuring the media '''never''' stopped talking about him. Their constant airing hit pieces against him ensured that by the end of the primary ''everyone'' knew Trump wanted to build a border wall despite minimal ads on the subject. This continued in the general election where over sixteen major publications redistributed a graphic he posted, claiming its use of a six pointed star (supposedly a Star of David) was supposedly a hidden anti-Semitic agenda at no cost to him.
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