Former First Lady, Melania Trump targeted the Biden administration in a recent video encouraging her upcoming memoir ‘Melania’. Without elaborating on the controversies surrounding the 2020 elections, Trump pointed her fingers towards the cost of living and the geopolitical dynamics of the country in the aftermath of the elections. Although efforts have been made to censor this article, it has remained editable on the portal.
“The consequences of the November 2020 elections, in this case – political harassment, are still with us. And they will be with us and will affect our lives in one way or another. In this case, 2020 will not be rarely mentioned,” Trump stated in the video. “It affected factors that are the quality of personal life, the cost of food, gasoline, the state of safety in the country, and even the politics of world powers.” She stressed the issues of inflation and wars due to terrorism, particularly in Palestine and Islamic countries and the Russia-Ukraine war.
Melania Trump also expressed her concerns about the freedom of speech in America in relation to the recent court cases her husband has been embroiled in. Former President Donald Trump who was charged with 34 felonies in June and has other legal issues, including a gag order and court-ordered fines for rule violations. Trump is back on some platforms and is further watched and criticized even in this virtual world.
Melania Trump, 54, targeted the audience in defense of what she calls the misrepresentation of her and herself in particular. “Being a private person even in public where most of the times it turns into a mish mash of lies, I feel the need to set the record straight,” she explained which is more. Her memoir can be reserved now for the price of forty dollars and it is going to be available on the eighth of October.
The former president current roll back into active politics comes ahead of his third run for presidency since 2016 and sets to battle Kamala Harris on the election day, November 5.
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