Donald Trump’s niece, Marry Trump — the daughter of his late brother Frank who died of heart-attack in 1981 — has been a vocal critic of her uncle.
In 2020, she published the all-tell book Too Much and Never Enough in which she wrote about Donald and the Trump family.
Among the rest, she wrote in the book that the president is “utterly incapable of leading this country and it’s dangerous to allow him to do so.”
Trump’s niece dubbed his return to Office for the second time “uniquely dangerous times.”
During a recent interview with The Telegraph Marry expressed her fears of her uncle aiming to remain president for life. She believes he would intend to do so in case he’s given the opportunity to run for the third time, which is currently not allowed based on the Constitution.
Regardless of what the law states, Trump recently claimed there was a “loophole” that he could use.
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