Trump's Greenland Madness: Critics Erupt Over His 'Insane' Obsession

Donald Trump is back at it, demanding U.S. control over Greenland, and critics are losing their minds.

At a NATO summit, he ranted about how the U.S. relationship with the agency is suffering because he hasn't been granted ownership of the island, a semiautonomous region of Denmark.

This isn't a new fixation; Trump has been fixated on Greenland since his first term, and his rhetoric has turned increasingly aggressive. He has hinted at using force to claim the territory while simultaneously claiming he won't resort to violence.

Earlier this year, Greenland officials made it clear: the island is not for sale. A pro-Trump candidate in last year's election there bombed in the polls, showing just how unpopular this obsession is.

In the U.S., the sentiment mirrors that of Greenland. A poll from earlier this year revealed a mere 24% of Americans approve of Trump's handling of the Greenland situation.

Social media exploded with critics tearing into the president for resurrecting this ridiculous issue once again.