Mary Trump Lists Exactly How ‘WTF’ Her Uncle’s Campaign Has Become
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Donald Trump's niece also sounded the alarm on what's next.
Mary Trump expressed her puzzlement over polls that continue to predict a super close 2024 election between her uncle, Republican nominee Donald Trump, and his Democratic rival, Vice President Kamala Harris.
“I’ve been trying to wrap my head around this mystifying fact,” the former president’s niece wrote in the latest edition of her “The Good In Us” email newsletter released Sunday, titled “The WTF Of It All.”
Mary Trump listed 13 incidents from “the last two weeks alone” which she said show her uncle simply isn’t fit to return to the White House — from his insulting of autoworkers and calling Democrats “the enemy from within” to his threats to revoke CBS’ license and his talk about late golfer Arnold Palmer’s penis.
“I’m not really sure what else it’s going to take, but it will get worse—and Donald will get worse,” Mary Trump concluded. “And maybe that will be the only way, finally, to move the needle.”
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