‘I’m Shocked’: Mary Trump Poses 1 Big Question In The Wake Of Uncle’s Victory
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The president-elect’s niece said the election results were “literally the worst possible scenario that we could have expected.”
Mary Trump on Sunday started a Q&A with her followers by first posing a major question: “Where do we go from here?”
“As far as I’m aware, the House still hasn’t been called, but leaving that aside to the extent that we can, the results we received on Tuesday were the worst, literally the worst possible scenario that we could have expected,” she told viewers of Mary Trump Media’s weekly “Ask Mary Anything... within Reason” forum.
“I almost feel like we shouldn’t be surprised, but I’m shocked,” she continued. “I am questioning all sorts of things about my belief system, the concept of evolution. I don’t know. Just how, how, how this happened. I’m trying really hard to take the personal stuff out.”
Mary Trump, a psychologist, has authored several books about her uncle, President-elect Donald Trump, and the problematic family dynamics that helped form his divisive personality.
She said Sunday it’s now “irrelevant” who her uncle is and how he got to be that way.
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