Capture of the Capitol: Melania Trump denounces "salacious gossip" against her
Without specifying the content of these remarks, Donald Trump's wife estimated that some people had taken advantage of the events on Capitol Hill to propagate "false accusations".
Days after the Capitol invasion that killed four protesters and two police officers, Melania Trump posted a letter on the White House website. Donald Trump's wife condemns the actions of her husband's supporters, pays tribute to the deceased, but also denounces the personal attacks to which she was allegedly subjected on this occasion, Le Figaro reports in particular.
— Melania Trump (@FLOTUS) January 11, 2021
"I find it shameful that at the time of these tragic events salacious gossip, unjustified personal attacks and false and misleading accusations against me were spread from people who seek to put themselves forward and have a hidden intention. “, She advanced in an enigmatic message.
"Violence is never acceptable"
"Disappointed and demoralized" by the events, Melania Trump addressed a thought "to Ashli Babbit, Air Force veteran, Benjamin Philips, Kevin Greeson, Rosanne Boyland and Capitol Police officers Brian Sicknick and Howard Liebengood," the six people who died during or shortly after the events at Capitol Hill. “Violence is never acceptable. As an American, I pride myself on our freedom to express our views without being persecuted. This is one of America’s founding ideals, ”she argued, calling for an easing of tensions.
“We must listen to each other, focus on what unites us and rise above what divides us,” she wrote in her statement, concluding with thanks to those who have it. supported her and her husband for the past four years.
