WH Uses Anonymous X Account To Spew Sick Slur After Trump's Oval Office Tantrum

In the middle of Down Syndrome Awareness Month, no less...
WH Uses Anonymous X Account To Spew Sick Slur After Trump's Oval Office Tantrum
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By Andrea Thompson — October 21, 2026

Yesterday afternoon, President Donald Trump had one of his trademarked Trump Temper Tantrums while sitting in the Oval Office, this time against the Independent's Andrew Feinberg, who was attempting to question the president regarding his plans for a sprawling, tacky golf course at East Potomac in Washington.

Apparently, Trump had pointed to someone else among the gaggle, as Feinstein continued to voice his questions, leading Trump to lose his shit yet again, shouting, "Wait a minute! Wait. Wait! Quiet. Quiet!"

"What's wrong with you?" Trump screamed at the reporter. "Are you a sick person?"

Feinberg hilariously responded, "Not that I know of, sir."

Trump, of course, didn't find it nearly as funny, shooting back, "No, I actually think there's something wrong with you."

But, of course, leaving well enough alone after a dramatic Oval Office outburst is not in the Trump White House's nature.

Following the ordeal, the White House Rapid Response X account, which is manned by multiple White House officials, leaving the identity behind every post entirely anonymous, unless someone personally cops to it, kept the fire burning by adding a particularly disgusting insult toward Feinberg that has long served as a hateful slur against people with Down Syndrome.

"@POTUS absolutely roasts Mongoloid Moron @AndrewFeinberg for his disgraceful behavior: ‘What’s wrong with you? Are you a sick person? I actually think there’s something wrong with you,’" the White House Rapid Response account wrote in an X post following the confrontation.

It's certainly worth noting here that, to make the matter even more disgusting than it already is, the horrific slur from the current administration came in the midst of Down Syndrome Awareness Month. The insult hails from a Victorian belief that people with Down Syndrome shared similarities with East Asian people, who were seen as categorically inferior to white people. The World Health Organization deleted the term in the 1960s.

These people truly make me ashamed to be an American.

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