Mary Trump has seen sufficient to name Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-N.Y.) the “top gaslighter” of the GOP.
The niece of former President Donald Trump caught the Republican lawmaker in an embarrassing “lie that backfired spectacularly” Monday after Stefanik quoted a deceptive put up on X, previously Twitter, about Trump’s ongoing E. Jean Carroll defamation trial.
Carroll sued Trump in 2019 after he denied her sexual assault claims towards him, and whereas his personal attorneys requested Monday to delay the proceedings by someday, Stefanik blamed “Joe Biden and his Democrat cronies” for this “blatant election interference.”
“The only problem?” Mary Trump wrote Monday in her Substack publication utilizing daring and italics. “Not only does Joe Biden and the Democratic party have NOTHING to do with E. Jean Carroll’s civil case, but Donald’s own legal team asked for the delay. Also, it’s ‘Democratic,’ you immature twit.”
While Stefanik tried to argue that the GOP front-runner is unfairly anticipated in court docket on the day that the New Hampshire major begins, Mary Trump clarified this “humiliating blunder” and defined that Donald Trump’s lawyer was given the choice to proceed or delay the trial after a juror reported being sick.
“It was at that point that Donald’s attorney, Alina Habba, disclosed that she too had a fever, after spending time with her parents, who both tested positive for COVID-19…and yes, she still showed up to court knowing all of this and sat next to her client without wearing a mask,” Mary Trump wrote, including that “Habba herself asked for the adjournment.”
She famous that Stefanik’s “failed attempt to suck-up” and “kiss Donald’s ring” was solely her newest, nevertheless, because the loyalist MAGA Republican not too long ago defended Donald Trump after he publicly confused former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley.
Stefanik even tried arguing Saturday on MSNBC that the previous president combined them up on objective.
“Elise Stefanik remains an unrepentant liar and continues to be willing to do whatever she can to achieve her own political ambitions,” Mary Trump wrote. “In my view, her biggest mistake is the extent to which she underestimates voters – including you.”
The creator and psychologist definitely has some extent, as evidenced by social media.
