Former US President Donald Trump is surrounded by controversies every day for one reason or the other. He again did something that caused controversy. Trump was doing his election campaign in Iowa, America when he suddenly reached a restaurant.
A female waitress in the restaurant asked Trump to give her an autograph. Trump did so and gave an autograph, but he autographed the woman’s chest. However, the woman herself had asked him to do so. Now, Trump is facing criticism for this behavior. There is a strong reaction to this on social media.
This is not the first time that Trump has given an autograph on a woman’s chest; even before this, in 2015, he had given an autograph on a woman’s chest during the election campaign.
Watch Trump act completely inappropriately with woman at Iowa campaign stop. Anyone surprised? pic.twitter.com/KWm6WFRWVL
— Mike Sington (@MikeSington) September 21, 2023
What Obstacles Is Trump Facing?
In many cases, Trump must go through trials before reaching the White House.
Donald Trump has been booked in Georgia for alleged efforts to overturn his defeat in the 2020 election. However, Trump has denied this allegation.
A separate case is registered against Trump for overturning the results of the 2020 presidential election, including allegations regarding Capitol Hill violence.
Trump is also accused of mishandling the above important documents. In the same case, he has also been charged with obstructing the work of the investigating agency.
Trump is accused of giving money to American adult film star Stormy Daniels. He is charged with pressurizing Stormy Daniels to hide his relationship and even paying her for it.
What Do The American People Think About Trump?
Donald Trump is continuously campaigning for the upcoming elections in America and every corner of the country. According to a survey by America’s Quinnipiac University, 46 percent of Americans want to see Trump become President. A survey asked who would better get the country out of the national crisis, in which 51 percent of voters supported Trump, while 44 percent supported Biden.
