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Stormy Daniels' lawyer, Michael Avenatti, said that six other women have approached him about legal representation because they have similar stories and non-disclosure agreements following their affairs with Trump. What a surprise: Stormy wasn't the only one!
For years, Trump would publicly brag about his sexual exploits and extra-marital affairs. He flaunted his affair with Wife No. 2, Marla Maples while he was still married to No. 1, Ivana. (I actually saw them together in church while he was still married to Ivana.) There's nothing surprising about these revelations because the man has always told us exactly who he is.
Melania must be livid about her husband's behavior. She must be angered that he has treated her so disrespectfully and the whole world knows it! She must treat him with such contempt that he can't stand it. In a way, she is the only person in the world who can stare him down and he can't do a thing about it! His ego won't let him be a divorced president and she knows far too much about him for him to blackmail her. With all the fronts where Trump has to battle and as more women and information comes forward, all of his non-disclosure agreements will crumble. It will be glorious to see him screaming that everyone else is a liar and that we should believe him. I'll love that day.
I love all of that. I love it because anything that causes Trump to feel negative emotions makes me happy. I love it that his life is so public that he can no longer behave so abusively and dominantly against women. I love it that he has alienated his wife so he loses his partner at home. I love that his personal pants presser and local eye-candy, Hope Hicks, is gone from his life. I love it that his personal favorite, Ivanka, is about to leave D.C. and head back to New York.
I love it all because it makes him miserable.
smirkymonkey
(63,221 posts)That's priceless! What a hypocrite!
He is such a disgusting pig! I really hope it is women who bring him down.
PJMcK
(21,859 posts)It was the early 1980's but I can't remember exactly the year. My first wife and I attended this church where Norman Vincent Peale had been the minister. He wrote the book "The Power Of Positive Thinking." At that time, however, Dr. Caliandro had succeeded Dr. Peale as the minister of the church.
I recall other parishioners making whispered comments of disgust.
On the other hand, if Trump made an offering, I'm sure the church deposited it.