Mary Trump ‘Finally’ Agrees On 1 Thing With Her Uncle Now That Joe Biden’s Out
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Donald Trump’s niece flipped one of the former president’s favorite lines of attack.
Mary Trump is at last finding common ground with her uncle, former President Donald Trump. Kind of.
Trump’s niece on Sunday said she “finally” agreed on one thing with the GOP nominee after President Joe Biden dropped out of the 2024 race.
That was, she wrote on X-formerly Twitter, that: “It would be a huge mistake to elect the oldest candidate in American history.”
It essentially flipped the line of attack that Trump and his MAGA base have for years been using on Biden, who at 81 is the oldest president in American history.
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