Donald Trump Can't Get Over Not Taking Home The Nobel Peace Prize

Donald Trump expresses doubt about his chances of securing the Nobel Peace Prize, suggesting the committee continually shifts the criteria. During a White House Cabinet meeting on December 2, he suggested he's demonstrated his eligibility, yet his achievements remain unrecognized. The former president claimed, “Whenever I conclude a conflict, they assert, ‘If Trump resolves this, he’s up for the Nobel Prize.' I finalize that conflict—‘Oh, he won’t receive it for this one, but if he eventually...’”He touted his role in ending eight wars during his tenures, asserting that these accomplishments align with the Nobel Committee's mission to reward those who greatly benefit humanity regarding peace. Trump pointed out that Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado acknowledged his worthiness, a claim he was quick to reinforce. Critics deride his continual grievances, alleging a deep-seated envy toward former President Obama, who won the prestigious award in 2009.