Donald Trump halts Arizona rally to praise 'beautiful' female supporter, Internet calls him 'gross'

Donald Trump paused his Arizona rally to shower compliments on a female attendee before launching a rant about political correctness
Donald Trump received a wave of applause as he complimented the female supporter (Getty Images)
Donald Trump received a wave of applause as he complimented the female supporter (Getty Images)

PRESCOTT VALLEY, ARIZONA: In a lively rally in Arizona on Sunday, October 13, Donald Trump took a moment to shower compliments on a female supporter while voicing his frustration with modern political correctness.

The former president was engaged in a discussion about his rally attendance when a woman in the crowd enthusiastically shouted, "Because we love you!" The crowd erupted in applause as Trump scanned the audience to find the source of the praise. 



 

"Where is that woman? Stand up! Look at her. Wow! I would say — that’s beautiful," exclaimed the GOP nominee, his eyes fixed on the supporter.

He then added with a hint of humor, "Is she your wife? You know what? I would say she’s a beautiful woman but if I did say that — my political career, you’re not allowed to say that. So I’m not allowed to call you a beautiful woman." After a brief pause, he turned away only to whisper, "But she is!"

Expressing his disdain for political correctness, Trump remarked, "It’s crazy what’s gone on! You have to be politically correct, nowadays," a sentiment he frequently shares during his speeches, often comparing "PC culture" to a pervasive virus.

Donald Trump pivots to border after showering compliments on female supporter 

Continuing his rally, Donald Trump pivoted to policy, promising to enhance border security by adding up to 10,000 new agents if reelected. He suggested that Congress should fund a 10% pay raise for current border patrol employees, along with a $10,000 retention and signing bonus.

DETROIT, MICHIGAN - OCTOBER 10: Republican presidential nominee, former U.S. President Donald Trump, speaks at the Detroit Economic Club on October 10, 2024 in Detroit, Michigan. Michigan is considered a key battleground state in the upcoming presidential election, holding 15 electoral votes. (Photo by Bill Pugliano/Getty Images)
Donald Trump pledged to hire an additional 10,000 border patrol agents if he is reelected as president (Bill Pugliano/Getty Images)

Despite his intentions, critics have pointed out that Trump played a role in halting a bipartisan border security bill earlier this year, which aimed to provide funding for additional customs agents and 1,600 asylum officers.

Amid rising concerns, the Biden administration has reported that nearly seven million immigrants have crossed the US-Mexico border illegally, prompting calls for tighter security from Vice President Kamala Harris calling her "Border Czar." 

In a bold statement on Friday, the MAGA spearhead proposed the death penalty for illegal immigrants who harm American citizens, further intensifying the debate over border policy.

Donald Trump's compliment to female supporter spark controversy

Donald Trump's moment with the female supporter at the Arizona rally didn't sit well with netizens. 

One remarked, "Weird. Just weird," while another simply said, "Ew." 

A person wrote, "Gross," and someone else added, "That’s how he and far too many men for far too long have rated a woman’s value; her looks." 

One more expressed, "That’s a creeper #Ewwww," with another person saying, "He does it all the time. He's embarrassing." 

An individual joked, "Good focus on what’s important to the country. I guess that’s just him weaving stories together." 



 



 



 



 



 



 



 

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