Donald Trump, "the most dangerous man in the world" according to his niece Mary Trump
Donald Trump may well see his chances of running for a second term in the White House fly away. His niece, Mary Trump, is about to publish a book exposing the cruelty of the 45th President of the United States. According to her, the husband of Melania Trump is guilty of serious psychological abuse against his deceased father.
In the midst of the 2020 presidential election campaign, Donald Trump could face a new scandal that risks permanently ruining his chances of winning the White House race. Mary Trump, the niece of the 45th President of the United States, is about to publish a very compromising book titled Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World's Most Dangerous Man. In it, the daughter of Fred Trump Jr (Donald Trump's older brother) unveils all the family scandals of the Trump clan and openly criticizes Donald's outrageous and cruel behavior towards her father when he was still alive.
Died in 1981 from alcoholism at the age of 42, Fred Trump Jr would have been "rejected and ridiculed" by the president when he started to develop the first symptoms of Alzheimer's disease. Clinical psychologist Mary Trump also analyzes all of the “family dysfunctions” and the “nightmare of trauma, destructive relationships and a tragic combination of neglect and abuse” between Donald Trump and his father. Further still, she reveals "how particular events and family patterns created the damaged man who now occupies the Oval Office."
Of course, the Trump family would have sought to block and ban the publication of this work by invoking a confidentiality agreement signed by Mary Trump. Unfortunately for them, justice has lifted this ban. One of Donald Trump's brothers also tried to launch a petition to ban the release of the book which would be totally "unfair" for him. For his part, Mary Trump's lawyer, Theodore Boutrous Jr, said on the contrary that this book "deals with issues of the utmost importance to the public". Scheduled for July 28, 2020, the release of this book is obviously eagerly awaited around the world.
Recently, Philippe Berry (correspondent for the newspaper 20 Minutes in the United States) published tweets from Mary Trump (since deleted) posted on the evening of the 2016 presidential election when Donald Trump became president. She wrote while living there "one of the worst nights of [her] life". Tweets that say a lot about the dangerousness of this work for Donald Trump ...
