You can read more excerpts in the Washington Post and the New York Times.
But of course, Mary Trump doesn't tell us anything about her uncle that couldn't already be seen by any casual observer: he's a cold-hearted liar, cheater, bully, narcissist, maybe sociopath - a conceited rich kid with an infantile mind who has oozed and schmoozed his way through life on daddy's money, without ever having to suffer the consequences of his actions.
And talk about daddy issues - no wonder he's always sucking up to ruthless, strong-man dictator types, desperate for their approval.
But I suspect, as I've said before in this blog, that just as in the old Greek plays about powerful men consumed with hubris, his actions are soon going to catch up with him, big time. Call it what you will - nemesis, karma, divine justice - there's just no wheedling your way out of it.
It could come as soon as Election Day - 120 days from now. And just think what a huge ratings flop that would be. A failed president! A loser! Sad.
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4 comments:
Thanks for posting those two videos. I sure hope he loses (and loses big) in November. Our country cannot survive another four years of him.
Robert Redford said the same thing yesterday in a statement. I may or may not get around to posting it, but you can google it.
As you stated in different words, those excerpts were nothing new. I would hope there's a lot more juicier stuff in the book...but I'll let others do a synopsis after it comes out. Seems fitting that there are a slew of major and minor annoyances vying for his attention right now and hopefully many more from now till election day...he's bound to trip up big time in the eyes of his supporters (he's done so in our eyes daily).
What does it take to open the eyes of the blind? I am no prophet or prophet's son, but I just have this feeling that there will be at least one more big bump in the road for Trump before Election Day - something that he can't lie his way out of or ignore. But we'll see what happens.
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