Nothing to say about post # 19, BITCH? No? Yeah, I didn't THINK so. Debating with YOU is like fishing with dynamite, lol. Meanwhile, didn't realize that the author was a shrink in addition to being a family member. Talk about being in his head, lol...
Five shocking passages in Mary Trump's tell-all book
July 7, 2020, 3:29 PM PDT
A tell-all memoir written by President Donald Trump's niece claims that he is a "narcissist" who now threatens the life of every American.
Mary Trump's book, Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World's Most Dangerous Man, describes her uncle as a fraud and a bully.
The White House rejects claims made in the book, excerpts of which have been leaked to US media.
The Trump family has sued to block its 14 July publication.
Pictures of Donald Trump's parents, seen in the White House's Oval Office 'More than narcissism'
Ms Trump, 55, writes that for her uncle, "nothing is ever enough" and that the US president exhibits all the characteristics of a narcissist.
"This is far beyond garden-variety narcissism," his niece, who has a doctoral degree in clinical psychology, writes of Mr Trump. "Donald is not simply weak, his ego is a fragile thing that must be bolstered every moment because he knows deep down that he is nothing of what he claims to be."
She says the president was influenced by watching his father, Fred Trump Sr, bully her father Fred Trump Jr - who died from an alcohol related illness when she was 16 years old.
Ms Trump writes that Trump Sr was extremely harsh to his oldest son, whom he wanted to take over the family real estate business. But as Ms Trump's father drifted away from the business, Trump Sr had no choice but to turn to his second son, Donald.
It was not a happy choice, Ms Trump appears to claim. "When things turned south in the late 1980s, Fred could no longer separate himself from his son's brutal ineptitude; the father had no choice but to stay invested," she writes of the senior Trump's attitude towards the future 45th US President.
"His monster had been set free."
The White House rejected the claim that Mr Trump's father had been abrasive and harsh, saying that the president "describes the relationship he had with his father as warm and said his father was very good to him".
'I had to take Donald down'
In the book, Ms Trump describes how she supplied tax documents to the New York Times, which used them to publish a 14,000 word investigative article into Mr Trump's "dubious tax schemes during the 1990s, including instances of outright fraud, that greatly increased the fortune he received from his parents".
Ms Trump said she was approached by journalists at her home in 2017 and was initially reluctant to help.
She waited for a month, watching as "Donald shredded norms, endangered alliances, and trod upon the vulnerable," before deciding to contact the Times reporter.
After smuggling 19 boxes of legal documents out of the law firm where they were kept, she handed them over to reporters. She describes hugging them and calls the moment "the happiest I'd felt in months". "It wasn't enough for me to volunteer at an organisation helping Syrian refugees," she writes. "I had to take Donald down."
University 'cheater'
Ms Trump claims that her uncle paid a friend to take the SAT test for him - a standardised exam which determines university placement - because he was "worried that his grade point average, which put him far from the top of his class, would scuttle his efforts to get accepted".
He hired "a smart kid with a reputation for being a good test taker, to take his SATs for him," she writes, adding: "Donald, who never lacked for funds, paid his buddy well."
Mr Trump attended Fordham University in New York City, but later transferred to the Wharton School of business at the University of Pennsylvania.
The White House denied that the president cheated on the university entrance exam.
Donald 'destroyed' her father
Ms Trump blames the Trump family patriarch, Fred Trump Sr for much of the family's alleged dysfunction. She says Trump Sr, a New York City real estate mogul, "destroyed" Donald Trump by interfering in his "ability to develop and experience the entire spectrum of human emotion".
"By limiting Donald's access to his own feelings and rendering many of them unacceptable, Fred perverted his son's perception of the world and damaged his ability to live in it," she writes.
"Softness was unthinkable," for Trump Sr, she writes, adding that he would grow furious whenever her father - known as Freddy - apologised for any errors.
Fred Sr, she said "would mock him. Fred wanted his oldest son to be a 'killer.'"
Donald Trump, who is seven years younger than his late brother, "had plenty of time to learn from watching Fred humiliate" his eldest son, Ms Trump writes.
"The lesson he learned, at its simplest, was that it was wrong to be like Freddy: Fred didn't respect his oldest son, so neither would Donald."
A problem with women
Ms Trump writes that her uncle had asked her to ghost write a book about him, called the Art of the Comeback, and provided "an aggrieved compendium of women he had expected to date but who, having refused him, were suddenly the worst, ugliest and fattest slobs he'd ever met".
He later had someone else fire her and never paid her for her work, she alleges.
She says Mr Trump made suggestive comments about her body when she was 29 years old, even though she is his niece and Mr Trump was married to his second wife, Marla Maples.
She says Mr Trump told his current wife Melania that his niece had dropped out of university and took drugs around the time he hired her for the book project. It is true that Ms Trump had left college, but she says she never took any drugs, and that she believes her uncle made up the story to present himself as her "saviour".
"The story was for his benefit as much as anybody else's," she writes, "and by the time the doorbell rang, he probably already believed his version of events."
Who is Mary Trump?
Mary Trump, 55, is the daughter of Fred Trump Jr, the president's older brother, who died in 1981 at the age of 42.
He struggled with alcoholism for much of his life and his premature death was caused by a heart attack linked to his drinking.
President Trump has cited his brother's personal problems as spurring his administration's push for tackling the opioid addiction epidemic.
In an interview last year with the Washington Post, Mr Trump said he regretted pressuring his older brother to join the family real estate business.
Mary Trump has largely avoided the limelight since her uncle became president, though she has been critical of him in the past.
After Mr Trump won the election in 2016, she described the experience as the "worst night of my life," according to the Washington Post.
"We should be judged harshly," she tweeted. "I grieve for our country."
[h=1]Hmmm, look like, as usual, Twittler's desperate attempts to muzzle an author's book (Wolf, Bolton, I may be forgetting somebody) only results in increased sales and/or speeded up publication, lol!!!
Harsh portrait of Trump family by president's niece to be published early[/h]Rebecca Shabad and Jesse Rodriguez
July 6, 2020, 9:55 AM PDT
https://www.yahoo.com/news/five-shocking-passages-mary-trumps-211104174.html#
https://www.tumblr.com/widgets/shar...ly by president's niece to be published earlyhttps://www.facebook.com/dialog/fee...t-trump-family-written-165500588.html&tsrc=fbhttps://twitter.com/intent/tweet?te...trump-family-written-165500588.html&tsrc=twtrWASHINGTON — A book by Mary Trump, President Donald Trump’s niece, will be released two weeks early, publisher Simon & Schuster announced Monday.
The company said that “Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World's Most Dangerous Man," which paints a harsh portrait of Trump and his family's history, will now be published Tuesday, July 14, instead of on July 28.
Simon & Schuster, in a press release, cited "high demand and extraordinary interest in this book" as the reason for moving up the publication date.
The decision comes amid a court fight initiated by Robert Trump, the president's younger brother, who sued to block its publication. Robert Trump has argued that Mary Trump is not allowed to publish anything about her family as part of a settlement agreement in the estate of the president's father, Fred Trump Sr.
A New York state appeals judge ruled last week that the book can hit store shelves, reversing a lower court's decision that issued a temporary restraining order.
In a statement Monday, a spokesperson for Mary Trump bashed the president for trying to silence her.
“The act by a sitting president to muzzle a private citizen is just the latest in a series of disturbing behaviors which have already destabilized a fractured nation in the face of a global pandemic," Chris Bastardi said. "If Mary cannot comment, one can only help but wonder: What is Donald Trump so afraid of?”
Her publisher said last week that at least 75,000 copies of the book have already shipped ahead of its official publication date. According to Simon & Schuster, the book “shines a bright light on the dark history of their family in order to explain how her uncle became the man who now threatens the world’s health, economic security, and social fabric.”
Mary Trump said in a statement last week that she never thought signing the settlement agreement would bar her from telling her life story or discussing anything about her uncle or other family members.
“I decided that my family story had deep national relevance when Donald Trump was elected as president of the United States, and so I decided to write a book," she said.
Charles Harder, an attorney for Robert Trump, did not respond to a request for comment.
Harsh portrait of Trump family by president's niece to be published early[/h]Rebecca Shabad and Jesse Rodriguez
https://www.yahoo.com/news/five-shocking-passages-mary-trumps-211104174.html#
https://www.tumblr.com/widgets/shar...ly by president's niece to be published earlyhttps://www.facebook.com/dialog/fee...t-trump-family-written-165500588.html&tsrc=fbhttps://twitter.com/intent/tweet?te...trump-family-written-165500588.html&tsrc=twtrWASHINGTON — A book by Mary Trump, President Donald Trump’s niece, will be released two weeks early, publisher Simon & Schuster announced Monday.
The company said that “Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World's Most Dangerous Man," which paints a harsh portrait of Trump and his family's history, will now be published Tuesday, July 14, instead of on July 28.
Simon & Schuster, in a press release, cited "high demand and extraordinary interest in this book" as the reason for moving up the publication date.
The decision comes amid a court fight initiated by Robert Trump, the president's younger brother, who sued to block its publication. Robert Trump has argued that Mary Trump is not allowed to publish anything about her family as part of a settlement agreement in the estate of the president's father, Fred Trump Sr.
A New York state appeals judge ruled last week that the book can hit store shelves, reversing a lower court's decision that issued a temporary restraining order.
In a statement Monday, a spokesperson for Mary Trump bashed the president for trying to silence her.
“The act by a sitting president to muzzle a private citizen is just the latest in a series of disturbing behaviors which have already destabilized a fractured nation in the face of a global pandemic," Chris Bastardi said. "If Mary cannot comment, one can only help but wonder: What is Donald Trump so afraid of?”
Her publisher said last week that at least 75,000 copies of the book have already shipped ahead of its official publication date. According to Simon & Schuster, the book “shines a bright light on the dark history of their family in order to explain how her uncle became the man who now threatens the world’s health, economic security, and social fabric.”
Mary Trump said in a statement last week that she never thought signing the settlement agreement would bar her from telling her life story or discussing anything about her uncle or other family members.
“I decided that my family story had deep national relevance when Donald Trump was elected as president of the United States, and so I decided to write a book," she said.
Charles Harder, an attorney for Robert Trump, did not respond to a request for comment.
This ugly, hypocritical scarecrow actuallly issued thinly veiled THREATS in her rant; how the fuck does Conway crawl into bed with this twat every night?
[h=1]Kellyanne Conway Loses It Over Mary Trump Book on Fox News[/h]
Matt Wilstein
,The Daily Beast•July 7, 2020
If Kellyanne Conway really isn’t worried about the revelations in Mary Trump’s new book, Too Much and Never Enough, hurting President Donald Trump in the fall, she did a poor job of showing it Tuesday afternoon on Fox News.
Fox host Harris Faulkner seemed loath to bring up the latest tell-all by the president’s niece that’s poised to rock Trumpland like none that came before it, waiting to bring it up until the interview was almost over.
After reading aloud a particularly damning passage that covers both Trump’s “blatant racism” and lack of religious faith, Faulkner asked, “What is the reaction from the White House to the book that is coming out?”
“I believe family matters should be family matters. I think the thin-skinned, troubled, living in a glass house, mainstream media members who think people’s families are their business ought to really think thrice the next time they do that,” Conway said, offering up an ominous wink along with her threat.
Faulkner let out a knowing “hm” in response to those comments, perhaps because not too long ago she was on the receiving end of Conway’s wrath for bringing up her husband George Conway’s vicious criticism of the president.
Mary Trump Book Claims Trump Praised Her Breasts and His Own Sister Called Him a Clown
“This is like every other book out there, in my view,” Conway added. “We imbue instant credibility unto anybody, especially those not under oath and writing works of fiction, perhaps, or fiction within a work of fiction, as long as they’re out there to get the president. I think reporters ought to focus on getting the story and not the president. That’s what they are supposed to be doing.”
White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany, meanwhile, deemed everything in the book false despite the fact that she has not read any of it yet. “It’s ridiculous, absurd allegations that have absolutely no bearing in truth,” she said on Tuesday. “Have yet to see the book, but it is a book of falsehoods.”
And yet, while every other book about the president is “fiction,” Conway managed to extol the virtues of her own future book about the Trump presidency at the end of her Fox appearance.
“Mine will be great one day, you’ll love it,” Conway said. “I’ll come back on to talk about my book one day.”
[h=1]Kellyanne Conway Loses It Over Mary Trump Book on Fox News[/h]
Matt Wilstein
,The Daily Beast•July 7, 2020
If Kellyanne Conway really isn’t worried about the revelations in Mary Trump’s new book, Too Much and Never Enough, hurting President Donald Trump in the fall, she did a poor job of showing it Tuesday afternoon on Fox News.
Fox host Harris Faulkner seemed loath to bring up the latest tell-all by the president’s niece that’s poised to rock Trumpland like none that came before it, waiting to bring it up until the interview was almost over.
After reading aloud a particularly damning passage that covers both Trump’s “blatant racism” and lack of religious faith, Faulkner asked, “What is the reaction from the White House to the book that is coming out?”
“I believe family matters should be family matters. I think the thin-skinned, troubled, living in a glass house, mainstream media members who think people’s families are their business ought to really think thrice the next time they do that,” Conway said, offering up an ominous wink along with her threat.
Faulkner let out a knowing “hm” in response to those comments, perhaps because not too long ago she was on the receiving end of Conway’s wrath for bringing up her husband George Conway’s vicious criticism of the president.
Mary Trump Book Claims Trump Praised Her Breasts and His Own Sister Called Him a Clown
“This is like every other book out there, in my view,” Conway added. “We imbue instant credibility unto anybody, especially those not under oath and writing works of fiction, perhaps, or fiction within a work of fiction, as long as they’re out there to get the president. I think reporters ought to focus on getting the story and not the president. That’s what they are supposed to be doing.”
White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany, meanwhile, deemed everything in the book false despite the fact that she has not read any of it yet. “It’s ridiculous, absurd allegations that have absolutely no bearing in truth,” she said on Tuesday. “Have yet to see the book, but it is a book of falsehoods.”
And yet, while every other book about the president is “fiction,” Conway managed to extol the virtues of her own future book about the Trump presidency at the end of her Fox appearance.
“Mine will be great one day, you’ll love it,” Conway said. “I’ll come back on to talk about my book one day.”
This ugly, hypocritical scarecrow actuallly issued thinly veiled THREATS in her rant; how the fuck does Conway crawl into bed with this twat every night?
Kellyanne Conway Loses It Over Mary Trump Book on Fox News
Matt Wilstein
,The Daily Beast•July 7, 2020
If Kellyanne Conway really isn’t worried about the revelations in Mary Trump’s new book, Too Much and Never Enough, hurting President Donald Trump in the fall, she did a poor job of showing it Tuesday afternoon on Fox News.
Fox host Harris Faulkner seemed loath to bring up the latest tell-all by the president’s niece that’s poised to rock Trumpland like none that came before it, waiting to bring it up until the interview was almost over.
After reading aloud a particularly damning passage that covers both Trump’s “blatant racism” and lack of religious faith, Faulkner asked, “What is the reaction from the White House to the book that is coming out?”
“I believe family matters should be family matters. I think the thin-skinned, troubled, living in a glass house, mainstream media members who think people’s families are their business ought to really think thrice the next time they do that,” Conway said, offering up an ominous wink along with her threat.
Faulkner let out a knowing “hm” in response to those comments, perhaps because not too long ago she was on the receiving end of Conway’s wrath for bringing up her husband George Conway’s vicious criticism of the president.
Mary Trump Book Claims Trump Praised Her Breasts and His Own Sister Called Him a Clown
“This is like every other book out there, in my view,” Conway added. “We imbue instant credibility unto anybody, especially those not under oath and writing works of fiction, perhaps, or fiction within a work of fiction, as long as they’re out there to get the president. I think reporters ought to focus on getting the story and not the president. That’s what they are supposed to be doing.”
White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany, meanwhile, deemed everything in the book false despite the fact that she has not read any of it yet. “It’s ridiculous, absurd allegations that have absolutely no bearing in truth,” she said on Tuesday. “Have yet to see the book, but it is a book of falsehoods.”
And yet, while every other book about the president is “fiction,” Conway managed to extol the virtues of her own future book about the Trump presidency at the end of her Fox appearance.
“Mine will be great one day, you’ll love it,” Conway said. “I’ll come back on to talk about my book one day.”
Even worse, C ntway, oops I mean Conway at one time was a fairly nice looking woman-sadly now she looks appropriately and symbolically like the Wicked Witch
of the West!
Daniel Dale began tracking Tiny's lies and "misleading claims" Jan 20, 2017
It's not particularly difficult....first year Tiny averaged 7-8 lies per day, second year into double digits due in large part to a 60 day surge before the midterms where he was lying over 100 times a week
2019-2020 has again averaged in the 8-10 lies per day....with a sad emphasis on lying about COVID19 related matters since mid January
Dale is far more lenient than the WaPost counters, separating between outright LIES and Highly Exxagerated/Misleading claims. He's got a combined total well into the 15k range
Has also created spreadsheets breaking down which lies are most frequently repeated* etc
He would be the first to acknowledge it's often a very tedious beat as the sheer relentless volume prevents him from doing much else wrt unrelated journalism. But it's worthy to fact check the most powerful public officeholder in the world. So hopefully he is getting down to his last 28 weeks
*Most common lies are frequently repeated, thus it could also be accurately stated he has told "3000 lies" (why that's just three per day, Jim!)....But his repetitions expand the overall tally
COVID19 lies may inevitably top his chart, but until then his most frequent dishonesty comes from:
--Claiming his admin "passed Veterans' CHOICE bill when in fact they only did a few tweaks to the actual bill passed in 2014 via the bemusing (in this context) pairing of John McCain/Bernie Sanders and signed into law by President Obama
--The progress of his Wall
--Voter fraud being rampant nationwide
--Claims of imaginary unnamed individuals or world leaders who privately praise him in imaginary phone calls. This particular theme is one that has been in his gamebook since late 1970s
The mean average is right about 10 per day...with gusts up to 25+ when he does a rally
Likely the most fascinating byproduct of these four years is the stern line drawn between having confidence in the nationwide assembly of professional journalists and that of pushing all your chips into the middle on behalf of the most pathological liar in the history of U.S. public officeholders
Journalists make mistakes
Some make frequent mistakes
A few are directly fraudulent
The industry as a whole remains firm
Tiny will lie to you about the color of his tie if it will inspire you to praise him
Keep jammin'....I will never not admit that it's the number one Reality Show of all time
Barbanman would absolutely Merge every one of Dafinch and Savage "threads" into a One Size Fits All and if they did not approve he would just ban them and send them to another outlet somewhere on the WWW where others of their mindset congregate
"Reddit or oooo" seem to be more appropriate
"Reddit or oooo" seem to be more appropriate
In the tell all book she actually reveals trump family secrets about
how adolf committed FRAUD ....and how his dad paid the family
doctor to falsify medical documents so young adolf could evade
being drafted....commonly known as a 'draft dodger'
That is the same guy the republicans voted to be commander-in-chief
If you listen to some folks in here, the talking heads at Fox and the likes of Rush Limbaugh, etc., one gets the impression that Trump has not told
even one lie in his entire life, let alone the 20,000 DOCUMENTED ones he has told during his Presidency, and for that matter overall
his modus operandi the person for all children in the country to strive for emulate!
Thank God Barr, Trump's niece and I am sure lots of other folks are going to come forth in the coming days to expose even further
this repulsive,lying, corrupt, incompent and self serving AHOLE of the highest(maybe lowest is better word) order!!
