From Top Electric.

Donald Trump’s penchant for self-aggrandizement has long been a hallmark of his public persona, with boasts of unmatched intelligence and claims like “I alone can fix it” defining his early political career. However, a scathing critique from an Indian foreign correspondent has exposed the fragility of this image in a viral moment of journalistic brilliance. With sharp wit, she mocked Trump’s audacious claim to a Nobel Peace Prize, sarcastically suggesting he could have prevented world wars and even fictional rivalries like Tom and Jerry. The correspondent dismantled the White House’s assertion that Trump brokered global peace deals, highlighting his record of 530 bombings in six months and an 80% cut to foreign aid, potentially causing 14 million deaths by 2030, per *The Lancet*. She also questioned his mental stability, referencing *Fire and Fury* anecdotes of Trump’s disengagement with the Constitution. As Trump’s rhetoric shifts from bravado to deflections like “I don’t know,” his self-proclaimed genius falters under scrutiny. This critique underscores the power of journalism to challenge falsehoods, exposing Trump’s policies as divisive rather than unifying. From allegations of sexism to warmongering, the correspondent argues Trump leaves the world worse off, urging him to abandon his Nobel fantasy and “leave us alone.” This moment is a stark reminder: true leadership demands substance, not spectacle.

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