"I guarantee you there is no problem."
When someone goes out of their way to "guarantee" you that there is no problem, well, then there is almost certainly a problem.
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When someone goes out of their way to "guarantee" you that there is no problem, well, then there is almost certainly a problem.
I think this is as close as Trump and Melania ever came to having sex, son Barron notwithstanding:
I think you give her too much credit.I think this is as close as Trump and Melania ever came to having sex, son Barron notwithstanding:
Artificial Insemination?
I meant with respect to OP suggesting that she doesn't sleep with Trump--as though she has some sort of standards. I don't think she has high nor standard moral standards.
She's made statements that clearly show she's on team Trump; and drinks the kool-aid.
I never bought into the earlier narrative that she's just another victim of Trump's.
Yeah, but Melania prefers to think of it as immaculate conception.
Omarosa's lawyer hints that more Trump dirt is coming after his NDA gets ruled unenforceable
Former President Donald Trump's attempts to silence former "Apprentice" contestant and White House aide Omarosa Manigault Newman have ended in failure.
Law & Crime reports that the American Arbitration Association this month ruled that Trump's nondisclosure agreement with Omarosa is unenforceable, which frees her of any liability for speaking out about her time working in the White House.
Former President Donald Trump's attempts to silence former "Apprentice" contestant and White House aide Omarosa Manigault Newman have ended in failure.
Law & Crime reports that the American Arbitration Association this month ruled that Trump's nondisclosure agreement with Omarosa is unenforceable, which frees her of any liability for speaking out about her time working in the White House.
They needed to use music to calm the raging overweight toddler.
Betty Buckley Responds to Report that 'Memory' Was Used to Calm Trump During Emotional Fits
Throughout his campaigns, Buckley railed against Trump's use of the song at rallies and events.
https://www.broadwayworld.com/artic...-to-Calm-Trump-During-Emotional-Fits-20211003
In Stephanie Grisham's new tell-all book about her life in the Trump White House, the former press secretary shares an anecdote that in order to quell his rampant fits of rage, aides would use the iconic song "Memory" from Cats to soothe the former president.
Broadway star Betty Buckley recently shared her reaction to that news with CNN's Jim Acosta.
He asked the star, "I have to ask you, Betty, what was your reaction when you heard this bonkers story that they played your music to calm [Trump] down?"
According to Buckley, she first heard the news while working on a project in New Mexico, when she began receiving an abundance of messages from friends thanking her for "saving the world."
She told Acosta, "You know, the guy is so wounded. His soul is so damaged, and I feel that on some level, this beautiful lyric... resonates with what remains of the window into whatever soul he might actually have."
She also feels that Trump harbors "this insatiable need to be loved because daddy just didn't, you know, and neither did mommy, so he's really mad at the world about that."
When Acosta pointed out that Bucklely's voice may have "prevented nuclear war", the star said, "I'(M) Willing to do my part, you know, if that's what it takes."
Despite numerous attempts to keep her voice out of Trump events, the Trump campaign continued its use of the song 'Memory' from Cats, in defiance of a cease-and-desist order from the song's composer, Andrew Lloyd Webber as well as a letter from Buckley herself. The song's use was reported on social media by individuals attending the rally.
Buckley commented on the song's use to Acosta stating, "It was such an aberration," for the song "to be associated with his politics, with his rallies."
Trump began using the song at his rallies in 2017. The first time this occurred, BroadwayWorld reported that Buckley, who performed the song, called on Webber to put a stop to it at that time.
Betty Buckley Responds to Report that 'Memory' Was Used to Calm Trump During Emotional Fits
Throughout his campaigns, Buckley railed against Trump's use of the song at rallies and events.
https://www.broadwayworld.com/artic...-to-Calm-Trump-During-Emotional-Fits-20211003
In Stephanie Grisham's new tell-all book about her life in the Trump White House, the former press secretary shares an anecdote that in order to quell his rampant fits of rage, aides would use the iconic song "Memory" from Cats to soothe the former president.
Broadway star Betty Buckley recently shared her reaction to that news with CNN's Jim Acosta.
He asked the star, "I have to ask you, Betty, what was your reaction when you heard this bonkers story that they played your music to calm [Trump] down?"
According to Buckley, she first heard the news while working on a project in New Mexico, when she began receiving an abundance of messages from friends thanking her for "saving the world."
She told Acosta, "You know, the guy is so wounded. His soul is so damaged, and I feel that on some level, this beautiful lyric... resonates with what remains of the window into whatever soul he might actually have."
She also feels that Trump harbors "this insatiable need to be loved because daddy just didn't, you know, and neither did mommy, so he's really mad at the world about that."
When Acosta pointed out that Bucklely's voice may have "prevented nuclear war", the star said, "I'(M) Willing to do my part, you know, if that's what it takes."
Despite numerous attempts to keep her voice out of Trump events, the Trump campaign continued its use of the song 'Memory' from Cats, in defiance of a cease-and-desist order from the song's composer, Andrew Lloyd Webber as well as a letter from Buckley herself. The song's use was reported on social media by individuals attending the rally.
Buckley commented on the song's use to Acosta stating, "It was such an aberration," for the song "to be associated with his politics, with his rallies."
Trump began using the song at his rallies in 2017. The first time this occurred, BroadwayWorld reported that Buckley, who performed the song, called on Webber to put a stop to it at that time.
