Trump's praises raise eyebrows

What looks somewhat bad to people is US President Donald Trump's outright praise of handsome males. He does not really appear to feel any a wrong in commending the solid physique and handsome figure of youthful males. There are instances of such mentality. As a result there remains no dearth in his open criticism. 

There are several reactions regarding his different attitude. He continues to make bizarre comments about handsome men’s attractiveness. His amazing compliments to handsome faces raise more often eyebrows directly among one and all.

To be more clear there are reactions  not only upon social media users but also the Republicans’ outright sharp critics.

He has reportedly flattered several men on their respective looks during his ongoing second term in the popular Oval Office.

Abstracting the samples since May 2025,  it has been found that he called Ahmed al-Sharaa, the president of Syria, a young attractive guy while replying to reporters' snappy queries on board Air Force One.

He  even did not paise to effuse over the solid muscles of agents from Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

He did not mind terming a UFC fighter as too good-looking to fight. He didn't fail to laud or compliment the muscles of US Coast Guard Academy cadets.

And lately, he complimented New York mayor Zohran Mamdani by calling the democratic socialist a charming guy as well as a good-looking guy. 

But now, while welcoming Ali al-Zaidi, the prime minister of Iraq, to the Oval Office, he confidently praised the significant politician by uttering: “He’s young, and he’s handsome, which I don’t like. I’m not happy about it.”

Republicans Against Trump shared the clip and branded the president “a national humiliation daily”:

Another reacted: “Why this old clown is so obsessed with other men’s physical appearances?”: