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This Is Donald Trump's Favorite Word

And it can be used to describe him to perfectly.

Hannah Harvey
Jun 22, 2015
Purdue University
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This Is Donald Trump's Favorite Word

As many of us heard by now, Donald Trump is running for president. Though I personally believe the 2016 presidential campaign is about to become a clown show of epic proportions, I thought it was appropriate to point out Donald Trump's favorite word to use.

Over the years he trashed talked politicians, the White House, China, Japan, Mexico, and pretty much everyone else who wasn't Donald Trump. When Trump isn't trash talking others, he's usually bragging about his personal wealth and all the successful properties he owns. With many tweets to back up this claim, it seems that the word "loser" is Donald Trump's favorite word of them all. Before we continue, the term loser (n.) refers to a person, team, nation, etc., that doesn't win. And naturally, Donald Trump is spot on about when to appropriately use this word.

Most recently, the most hated billionaire was quoted calling Fox News critic Charles Krauthammer a loser. Krauthammer is an American Pulitzer Prize-winning syndicated columnist, author, political commentator, and a physician. In 2006, Krauthammer was named the most influential commentator in America by influencing U.S. foreign policy for more than two decades. What a loser. This of course is only the tip of the childish iceberg that is Trump's presence on the internet. Donald Trump is well-known for using Twitter has his personal rants. In August 2012, Donald Trump tweeted about The Huffington Post , calling them losers. In the same year, Donald Trump called Cher a "lonely loser" for attacking Mitt Romney.


With twenty different awards under her belt, I hope Trump realizes that Cher is actually one of music's most celebrated winners. Speaking of musicians, let's not forget the time Trump dissed Mac Miller on Twitter several times. I'm sure we've all heard Mac Miller's successful song "Donald Trump." Though Trump ultimately benefitted from the song with the popularization of his name among our nation's youth, he still got upset with the musician for not paying him to use his name in the aforementioned song. That Mac Miller is such a loser.

Hopefully we can take this information and see Trump as something more along the lines of a fourth-grade bully than a candidate for President of the United States. Even if his campaign continues, at least we can all have our popcorn ready. If nothing else, maybe he can pick up a thesaurus and diversify his vocabulary to learn a wider range of petty insults. Progress is progress.

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