Donald Trump’s niece Mary Trump slammed Republicans for ruthlessly and publicly undermining the authority of Democratic presidents in a new substack post.
What Happened: Following trikes against Israel by Palestinian terrorist organization Hamas, Republicans blamed President Joe Biden for funding the attacks by ways of unfreezing $6 billion in Iranian assets as part of a deal to secure the release of five American hostages, Mary Trump said in the post published on Monday.
The former president’s niece, who is a psychologist by profession, noted that the funds were transferred from South Korea to Qatar and can be used only for humanitarian purposes. Not one dollar of the fund has been spent yet, she said, citing Secretary of State Antony Blinken.
The Republicans are “promoting pro-Russian propaganda; they are undermining America's ability to strengthen the Western alliance, protect liberal democracy, and prevent the spread of the deadly conflict,” Mary Trump noted. They are also doing things to impede Biden’s ability to govern, she added.
Tuberville basis for his objection is due to the Pentagon abortion policy that grants leave and travel expenses to military personnel who have to travel out of state in order to obtain abortion services, she noted.
“Thanks to Tuberville's narrow, narcissistic ambitions,” the U.S. Navy does not have a Chief of Naval Operations and about 300 military positions remain unfulfilled, Mary Trump said. Tuberville is likely keeping vital military positions open in the “cynical hope that Donald will win in 2024 and fill all of those vacancies with anti-democracy sycophants,” she said.
In a post on X, formerly Twitter, Mary Trump said “Tommy Tuberville is Hamas' favorite Senator.”
Mary Trump also called out Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky) for working along with Tuberville to undermine American national security just to make Biden look bad.
“It's time, then, for the Democratic majority to take the gloves off. If the rules as they currently exist are this wildly unfair and damaging to our very fragile democracy, change them or break them,” she added.
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