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Video Shows Trump Basking In Applause At Mar-A-Lago, Reveling In The Attention—And It’s Downright Pathetic

This is sad to see.

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Once again, Trump is making it clear how much he loves being the center of attention. In a recent video posted by PatriotTakes on Twitter, Trump is seen walking into a ballroom at his Mar-a-Lago home, and the moment he enters, everyone stands up for him.

This isn’t just about respect; it’s about Trump needing to feel important. The fact that he can’t even walk into a room without making sure people are standing for him speaks volumes about his fragile ego.

Unsurprisingly, the internet had a lot to say about it. Many people on Twitter were quick to point out how bizarre and cult-like this behavior is. Doug Matatall commented: “Is it a rule that they stand and remain standing when Trump enters a room? And they object to folks using the term ‘cult’?”

Doug hit the nail on the head. If everyone has to stand for him, without question, it really does make you wonder how much of Trump’s following is based on loyalty, and how much is just blind obedience.

Another user, J_McLemore, summed it up in one simple line: “This is pathetic.”

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It’s hard to argue with that. Trump’s obsession with being the center of attention seems to be his top priority. It’s not about leading or making real change—it’s about making sure people are constantly watching and applauding him. The whole thing just screams insecurity.

Then there’s Kathleen Sawyer, who didn’t hold back her feelings: “He does this at his NAZI rallies. He literally stands there to get his accolades from his brainwashed cultists.”

Now, while the word “Nazi” might be a bit extreme for some, the point she’s making is clear: Trump’s followers seem brainwashed, ready to stand, cheer, and clap at his every move without question.

Another Twitter user, Thoughts & Prayers, added a more personal note: “That man is such an attention whore it’s giving cringe. I’ve never loathed someone so much. Ugh.”

It’s no secret that Trump is addicted to attention, but forcing people to stand just to stroke his ego really takes it to another level. The whole scene is beyond embarrassing. It’s cringe-worthy.

Even Susan joined in, simply stating: “Disgusting.”

Sometimes, one word is all you need. Trump’s behavior is, indeed, disgusting. Instead of leading or inspiring others, he’s making everything about himself—demanding respect that he hasn’t earned.

What’s alarming is how closely this behavior mirrors the actions of dictators throughout history. Dictators often demand blind loyalty and obedience from their followers, expecting applause and admiration at every turn. Trump’s actions at Mar-a-Lago aren’t that far off from this. He’s showing that, to him, respect isn’t something you earn—it’s something you force out of people.

But the real tragedy is that this behavior isn’t surprising anymore. Trump has been doing this for years. Whether at his rallies or in private settings, he thrives on being the center of attention. He doesn’t care about the people he claims to represent or the real issues facing the country. His main concern is making sure everyone is focused on him.

This latest stunt at Mar-a-Lago is just another example of Trump’s desperate need to stay relevant. Instead of focusing on the real problems that people are facing, he’s more interested in creating his own little kingdom where everyone stands when he walks in. It’s not leadership—it’s vanity at its worst.

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Terry Lawson

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I’m Terry Lawson, a writer and editor based in Alabama with a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science. For the past four years, I’ve worked as a ghostwriter for various companies, delivering content that meets clients' needs. I currently work as an editor and political writer for Political Tribune, creating engaging articles. I enjoy writing and have developed strong skills in writing & editing, critical thinking, and project management. My work is fueled by a passion for storytelling and a commitment to quality.

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