Mary Trump Splatters Uncle With Priceless Picture After Colorado News
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Donald Trump's niece needed only three words and an image to roast him after the development.
Thoughts and prayers for the walls at Donald Trump’s place right now.
In a bombshell decision from the Colorado Supreme Court on Tuesday, the former president was ruled ineligible to appear on the state’s 2024 presidential primary ballot under the 14th Amendment, citing his role in the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection.
Mary Trump didn’t need to say much to summarize how her uncle may have been reacting to the news:
“In loving memory,” she wrote, alongside an image of a dozen small ketchup bottles.
She was referring, ostensibly, to Donald Trump’s alleged reaction to some other bad news in December 2020.
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