Donald Trump's niece Mary reveals 13 reasons why her uncle is unfit for office

In her blog, Mary Trump expressed surprise at the close race between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris as she considers her uncle 'unfit' to be POTUS
Mary Trump listed her reasons on her blog to demonstrate her uncle Donald Trump's 'unfitness' for the White House (@MaryLTrump/X, Getty Images)
Mary Trump listed her reasons on her blog to demonstrate her uncle Donald Trump's 'unfitness' for the White House (@MaryLTrump/X, Getty Images)

NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: Mary Trump claimed to be stumped by the fact that the upcoming election will be a tight race between her uncle and GOP nominee Donald Trump, and his Democratic rival Kamala Harris, in her Substack blog post on Sunday, October 20, reported Raw Story.

As a trained psychologist, Mary has long been critical of the former president and considered him unfit for office. She even endorsed Vice President Harris when she entered the race to the White House in July, replacing incumbent Joe Biden at the top of the party ticket.

Mary Trump slams Kristi Noem over her dog shooting incident (Twitter/@MaryLTrump)
Mary Trump has strongly opposed Donald Trump's presidential bid (Twitter/@MaryLTrump)

Mary Trump lists 'evidence of Trump's unfitness'

A little over two weeks remaining till the Election Day of November 5, Mary Trump shared her disbelief on Substack, writing, "I’ve been trying to wrap my head around this mystifying fact: the national presidential polls show Kamala Harris and Donald Trump within a point or two of each other. Most of the swing-state polls are essentially tied. Any movement is likely just churn and noise."

WASHINGTON, DC - JANUARY 21: U.S. Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) speaks to reporters after announcing her
Mary Trump has endorsed Kamala Harris in the 2024 presidential election (Getty Images)

"We’re sixteen days out from the election and while anything could still happen, nothing of the many, many things that already have happened since Harris entered the race at the end of July (yes, that’s three months, not three lifetimes ago), it’s hard to imagine anything would be able to re-shape the race before November 5th."

Mary proceeded to list 13 reasons over "the last two weeks alone" that clearly demonstrated Trump's fitness for the top job in the country.

"In the middle of a townhall, he stood on stage and listened as a random and very weird playlist for 39 minutes," she began. "He insulted American autoworkers, claiming a child could do their jobs. His supporters flew swastika and Trump 2024 flags at a boat parade in Jupiter, FL."

"He insulted Detroit while he was in Detroit. Kamala Harris reminded us that Gen Mark Milley, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in the Trump administration said Donald was 'fascist to the core'. He doubled down on calling Democrats 'the enemy from within'. He continued to threaten to revoke CBS broadcasting license because he didn’t like the way they edited excerpts of Vice President Harris’ interview."



 

"After his mic stopped working, he wandered around the stage for 20 minutes until the problem was fixed," she continued.

"He called Pres. Biden a 'fat pig', and told Jill to slap him around. He showed up for a softball interview with fellow fascist Dan Bongino and seemed to defend Harvey Weinstein, saying he’d been 'schlonged'. He ended that interview 30 minutes early, because he had forgotten it was streaming live. He went on at length about how many guys, who saw Arnold Palmer in the shower, marveled at the size of his pe**s. And today he showed up at a McDonald’s, which was closed to customers, to 'work'. It did not go well."

"I’m not really sure what else it’s going to take, but it will get worse—and Donald will get worse. And maybe that will be the only way, finally, to move the needle," Mary added in conclusion.

Internet agrees with Mary Trump

Netizens reacting to the news on the Raw Story website agreed with Mary Trump's stance against her uncle running for president. The following examples demonstrate the predominant takes.

"Almost everyone knows Trump is unfit to be president. But the really psychological worry is that there is still a large number of people who actually think he is fit to be president," wrote a person.

"Not to put too fine a point on it but, he's f**kin nuts," shared another.

"You don't have to convince me Trump shouldn't be POTUS. I knew that the first time around," commented someone else

"Great list and unlucky for Trump," quipped a user.

"As true as Mary Trump's words are, the MAGA don't care," pointed another.

This article contains remarks made on the Internet by individual people and organizations. MEAWW cannot confirm them independently and does not support claims or opinions being made online.

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