Mary Trump mocks Donald Trump's 'skills' inspiring Republicans to campaign for his opponent Kamala Harris

Mary Trump's remark follows pattern of critiques she directed towards Donald Trump, highlighting how his influence has alienated Republican figures
Mary Trump mocked Donald Trump for his 'skills' that inspire Republicans to join Kamala Harris' campaign (MSNBC/YouTube, Getty Images)
Mary Trump mocked Donald Trump for his 'skills' that inspire Republicans to join Kamala Harris' campaign (MSNBC/YouTube, Getty Images)

WASHINGTON, DC: Donald Trump's estranged niece, Mary Trump, took a latest sarcastic jab at her uncle, pointing out his unique "skills."

In a social media post, she humorously noted that the former president's actions have driven lifelong Republicans to campaign for his political opponent, Vice President Kamala Harris.

Mary Trump takes a jab at Donald Trump's 'skills'

Mary Trump's remark follows a pattern of critiques she has directed towards her uncle, often highlighting how his influence has alienated key Republican figures who now support Democratic candidates.

In her latest comment, Mary posted on X, "Donald has inspired lifelong Republicans to hit the campaign trail for Kamala Harris. Who says he doesn't have any skills?"



 

She referenced how Trump's political impact has led some prominent Republicans, including former Vice President Dick Cheney, his daughter Liz Cheney, and former Representative Adam Kinzinger, to endorse Democratic candidates.

Over 200 staffers from past Republican campaigns have also shown their support behind Kamala Harris, reports Newsweek

WILSON, WY - AUGUST 16: In this handout image provided by David Hume Kennerly, former Vice President
Mary Trump referenced how Donald Trump's political impact has led some prominent Republicans, including former Vice President Dick Cheney, his daughter Liz Cheney (Getty Images)

Mary Trump mocks Donald Trump's business ventures

In addition to her comments on Donald Trump's political influence, Mary Trump has been critical of his business ventures as well.

Recently, she mocked his new line of collectible watches in a blog post titled 'The Non-Fungible Grift,' calling out the high price tags which range from $499 to $100,000.

Mary Trump's criticisms also encompassed Melania Trump. She sarcastically questioned the relevance of Melania's new memoir, particularly about her position on women's rights.

WASHINGTON, DC - SEPTEMBER 14:  U.S. First Lady Melania Trump arrives at a roundtable on sickle cell
Mary Trump's criticisms also encompassed Melania Trump as she sarcastically questioned the relevance of Melania's new memoir, particularly about her position on women's rights (Getty Images)

"Just as Melania is an inspiration to us all, her latest book promo was an inspiration to me. P.S. No naked models were harmed in the making of this video," Mary Trump wrote on X, poking fun at the former first lady's past.



 

Mary also humorously discussed Melania's nude modeling career, questioning why she equated it with timeless art while holding contradictory views on women’s rights. 

 Internet reacts to Mary Trump's comments on Donald Trump's 'skills' 

Social media users sharply reacted to Mary Trump's remarks against Donald Trump. One user on X commented, "He truly is uniting this country…against him."

Another joked, "It's almost like a superpower at this point." A third one commented, "And he got Kamala Harris to say 'Let's hear it for Liz Cheney!'"

"In the end, he may bring us all back together against him," wrote another.

"I have to admit I know soooo much more about politics bc of your uncle," wrote one more. 



 



 



 



 



 

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