The president's critics: Maybe he wore it upside down
Donald Trump's pants cause controversy and uproar among Americans
Trump pants stir controversy.
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Trump during his speech.. His pants appear wrinkled in the middle.
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Former US President Donald Trump stunned a large part of the American nation over the weekend, not with his words, as he often does, but with his pants, or, more specifically, with the unusual wrinkles in his pants that many people struggled to explain.
The focus on Trump's clothing overshadowed his speech, Saturday night, at the Republican state convention in North Carolina, where people were wondering: Can the former leader of the free world wear his pants from behind?
Or rather upside down?
Many expressed the possibility that Trump had an accident that made the front of his pants look like this, and critics of the former president suggested that he might not have known he simply had his pants upside down.
Others went to the archives, noting that in 2017, two members of Trump's inner circle, former White House communications director Hope Hicks and former Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski, reportedly used a steam iron to remove wrinkles from Trump's pants, while He was wearing it.
But as the social media and internet hype around this scene continues, one thing is certain: Trump's pants, it seems, have two legs.
According to a widely held concept, Trump buys expensive suits, but does not tailor them to his body.
In 2004, Trump wrote, "I wear Brioni suits, which I buy off the shelf, and Martin Greenfield."
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