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The 88 pages that link to Donald Trump, each with the reason it gives.

• Anti-intellectualismBroader topic: His public challenges to expert institutions made distrust of expertise a recurring political issue.

• George WillCompared with: Will became a vocal critic of Trump, rejecting his personal conduct and populist politics.

• Miss UniverseRelated: His ownership period reshaped the pageant's commercial profile and ended amid controversy.

• Robert F. Kennedy Jr.Related: Trump nominated Kennedy to lead the Department of Health and Human Services in 2025.

• Ahmed al-SharaaRelated: U.S. policy toward Syria became a consequential external factor in al-Sharaa’s presidency.

• Ann CoulterRelated: Coulter strongly supported Trump’s 2016 campaign, then publicly criticized his immigration policies.

• Armi KuuselaRelated: His later ownership marked a very different phase in the pageant’s development.

• Charlie KirkRelated: Kirk became a prominent organizer and advocate within Trump’s political movement.

• Erika KirkRelated: Turning Point USA has supported his political movement.

• Howard SchultzCompared with: Schultz’s criticism of Trump formed part of the political backdrop to his contemplated run.

• Kash PatelRelated: Patel held several government roles in the first Trump administration and was selected to lead the FBI in the second.

• Lindsey GrahamRelated: Graham moved from sharply criticizing Trump during the 2016 campaign to becoming a prominent ally.

• Mark BurnettRelated: Trump hosted The Apprentice, whose television persona Burnett helped bring to national prominence.

• Mitt RomneyCompared with: Romney became a prominent Republican critic of Trump after their shared party’s 2016 nomination contest.

• Rosie O'DonnellRelated: Their long-running public feud became a recurring feature of O'Donnell's media profile.

• Sean HannityRelated: Hannity became a prominent media defender and close informal adviser to Trump.

• Sheldon AdelsonRelated: Adelson became one of Trump’s largest political donors and supported his presidential campaigns.

• SovereigntismRelated: His “America First” politics has associated national sovereignty with skepticism toward some international commitments.

• Terry GouCompared with: Trump is a prominent comparison for Gou’s attempt to turn business prominence into electoral support.

• X (social platform)Related: His account’s suspension and reinstatement became high-profile tests of platform policy.

• Al Waleed bin Talal Al SaudCompared with: Public disputes between the two men highlighted tensions around Trump’s business dealings and political rise.

• Alan DershowitzRelated: Dershowitz defended Trump’s constitutional rights during his first Senate impeachment trial.

• Ben CarsonRelated: Trump nominated Carson to lead the Department of Housing and Urban Development.

• Carly FiorinaCompared with: Trump attacked Fiorina during the Republican primaries, making their rivalry a prominent campaign episode.

• Cenk UygurRelated: Trump’s rise and presidency became recurring subjects of Uygur’s political commentary.

• Christopher A. WrayRelated: Trump nominated Wray to lead the FBI in 2017 and later criticized his leadership.

• Comb-overBroader topic: His highly recognizable hairstyle has often been described as a comb-over, making the style a recurring subject of public discussion.

• JD VanceRelated: Vance became Trump’s running mate in 2024 and served as vice president in his administration.

• Karoline LeavittRelated: Leavitt serves as press secretary in his administration.

• Kathy GriffinRelated: Trump became the subject of the image that triggered Griffin’s most consequential public controversy.

• Kristi NoemRelated: Trump selected Noem to lead the Department of Homeland Security in his second administration.

• Melania TrumpRelated: Her husband’s presidencies define the periods in which she served as first lady.

• Neo-nationalismBroader topic: His campaigns paired national-sovereignty rhetoric with immigration restriction and economic protectionism.

• Nick FuentesRelated: Fuentes supported Trump’s 2020 campaign, then drew renewed attention after attending a 2022 dinner with him.

• Pam BondiRelated: Bondi became a prominent Trump ally and served as his attorney general.

• Pete HegsethRelated: Trump nominated Hegseth to lead the Defense Department in 2025.

• Savannah GuthrieRelated: Guthrie interviewed him during the 2020 presidential campaign.

• Wolf BlitzerRelated: Trump’s campaigns and presidencies have featured prominently in Blitzer’s election and White House coverage.