Stephanie Grisham texted Melania on 1-6

[Laura PourMeADrink]

Love this language diss....

Link to tweet

?s=20

[Tomconroy]

1. This Grisham woman is a former Trump employee trying

To sell books. I won't be buying one no matter what she writes.

[Goonch]

3. Mary Trump book not nice to Uncle Don

[niyad]

12. Mary Trump, Ph. D., has NOTHING to do with the book under discussion, so why bring

her into this?

[Laura PourMeADrink]

4. It's her book? I was thinking it was the woman who wrote me and Melania

Guess I read it too fast

[niyad]

10. This new book was written by f'n orange traitor 45**'s last "press secretary". She also

served in the East wing.

[fierywoman]

16. There were two Stephanies hovering around FLOTITS at one point , of course you were confused.

[BidenRocks]

22. I prefer Stephanie Ruhle!

In the mornings with Ari was good!

[Laura PourMeADrink]

26. Thanks! At least I'm only half crazy. Stephanie Winston Wolkoff

Which I got only about halfway through with

[Merlot]

27. That's Stephanie Winston Wolkoff

And her book is well written and worth the read.

[lagomorph777]

2. This country is not safe until they are both in jail or dead.

[Ilsa]

6. When I see those threads about

IQ45 calling Biden illegitimate, I think the same thing, except for the prison part. I would be concerned about how he'd recruit from inside.

Malignia can go to hell.

[Lovie777]

5. OMG ...

when will this horrible soap opera end.

[markie]

19. ...

yes... we are desperate for this to be over

[TheRealNorth]

7. The only stripping that should be done....

Is stripping Melanoma of her citizenship.

[rurallib]

8. "Melania texts "NO" (in 1 of her 5 languages)"

snarky to the max

[NonPC]

11. 5 Languages More Money

Sex workers like her need every edge they can get to make more money -- makes the boys happier when she purrs in their language...

[monkeyman1]

13. stupid women forgot she still can be deported !

[Laura PourMeADrink]

28. But she has that degree in Architecture! Haha

[monkeyman1]

31. ya rite ! I can tell by way of white house rose garden !

[Laura PourMeADrink]

35. What's funny is a very long time ago, I researched her

And she still had a website like I glamour website existingly remember seeing her profile and saying oh yeah, that's why he liked her because she knew about architecture. Long since scrubbed

[berni_mccoy]

20. I bet it was Nyet.

[Grins]

9. Where is Grisham in this tweet?

What am I missing?

[Beaverhausen]

24. Here's an article - Ex-White House press secretary's book likens Melania Trump to Marie Antoinette:

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2021/09/13/stephanie-grisham-melania-trump-new-book/8315610002/

Grisham writes that Melania Trump was “Dismissive. Defeated. Detached,” according to Playbook. While a pro-Trump mob stormed the Capitol on Jan. 6, Melania Trump was “preparing for a photo shoot of a rug she had selected” and declined to tweet Grisham’s suggestion that Americans have the right to peaceful protest but not “lawlessness and violence.”

[Laura PourMeADrink]

29. Thanks for that. Didn't know she was preparing for a photo shoot

Wow guess they were a self-centered match made in heaven

[monkeyman1]

32. probably on a rug naked like in good ol' day's !

[Laura PourMeADrink]

39. :) yet can you think of a better example of sheer and utter

Lack of curiosity and compassion ever? Grisham's calling her Mary Antoinette may be the best description.

And Grisham may be scum but no way in the world did she make the decision to not have pressers.

[SoCalDavidS]

14. If You Think Any Of This Matters, I've Got A Bridge To Sell You

NOBODY associated with TFG is going to be held accountable.

The discussion about Melania being deported, arrested, or whatever the hell is the thought today, is Laughable.

If you're looking for ANY accountability for ANYTHING they did these past years, you're in the wrong country.

[maxsolomon]

17. Sadly, I concur.

The further we get from his term, the more his monstrousness goes down the memory hole.

The DOJ has zero stomach for a fight to protect the nation from a 2nd Trump term.

[IronLionZion]

23. Giuliani got some consequences

a few of his folks have served jail time like Manafort, Cohen, etc.

[Joinfortmill]

15. These two are a pair, a horrible pair.

[paleotn]

18. She needs to be sent back to....

Slovenawhateverthehell she came from.

[IronLionZion]

21. For any DUers saying who is Stephanie Grisham

she's the first white house press secretary in American history to hold 0 press conferences. She would only grant interviews to friendly conservative news outlets.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stephanie_Grisham

If you've never seen this face, you didn't miss much.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

41. Wow just read that bio thanks. Unbelievable. Especially her quote

( about why no press conferences)

and I think that a lot of reporters were doing it to get famous. I mean, yeah, they're writing books now. I mean, they're all getting famous off of this presidency.

[Hortensis]

42. Lol, classic! nt

[Blue Owl]

25. NYET*

*This message is approved and paid for by Vladimr Putin

[Nevilledog]

30. Melania had a classy response....

Link to tweet

[Laura PourMeADrink]

36. Wow that's interesting. Thanks for posting that.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

37. Wow that's interesting. Thanks for posting that.

[monkeyman1]

33. mug shot like that , know wonder he found greener pastures !

[Retrograde]

34. What was in it for her?

Mel, like her husband, doesn't do anything if it doesn't benefit her.

[LetMyPeopleVote]

38. I did not buy Bolton's book and I will pass on this book

[Hortensis]

43. Oh, yes. Historians and others will mine it for any credible bits

to research further. And the rest is destined for landfills.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

44. I think I have every one of the books written LOL and most of them were really so

thick in the reading sense, that it was drudgery. So now I've got a bookcase full of half read books. The only one that was really enjoyable and very easy to read was believe it or not Omarosa's. I do want to finish Michael Cohen's tho.

One thing that they can't ever seem to explain is why they were so enamored with him and stayed with him for so long. Omarosa and Michael Cohen tried very hard to explain.

[Hortensis]

45. So Omarosa wasn't just seeking employment at that center of power

after spoiling her nests where she'd already been? She really was drawn to this charismatic leader? I sort of pegged Cohen (without reading his book) as a loyal authoritarian type who'd found a leader to serve in tRump. ?

I have a good number of partially-read books also, especially those that get really boggy with details important for scholars but not me. Neither my memory or attention span are what they used to be.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

46. For both of them, my take was that they loved the limelight

Back when most of the public thought trump was a powerhouse.

If you watch the documentary on Netflix about the Trump family dynasty, it is so apparent that he fooled many many people at first including major networks and press. Greatest self promoter ever..one person said.

I still liken his ascent and fall to a runaway train. Seemingly harmless and awesome at first and horrible and unstoppable on the descent. If we hadn't acted quickly on mail in voting when we did and caught them flat footed, we would still be living in his reign of horror.

[Hortensis]

47. Interesting. I didn't really realize Cohen loved the limelight.

Her, of course.

Runaway train is a vivid analogy. Everything that supported his election was something gone dreadfully wrong. I suspect our government would already have been taken over if voters didn't give us control of the house in 2018.


Oh, well. On to tomorrow. So far it's looking like California tRump is being soundly rejected.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

48. Yeah loving the limelight probably isn't the exact right description

for Cohen. More local for him. Being able to wield power in NYC using Trump as his benefactor? He grew up working in a country club, meeting mafia boss types. He seemed enamored by their wealth and power.

He's a very tragic character in all this. And one of the few who turned on Trump. I think spending time in jail and the influence his wife had on him to turn his life around made a lot of difference.

Cohen has spent endless hours with prosecutors. I know the wheels of justice turn slowly but I don't understand why it's taking so long. That reminds me what's going on with trump's accountant?

[Hortensis]

49. That seems to fit what we saw when he was in the news a lot.

With tRump's power he was able to act as if it was his, and tRump instructed him in how he wanted it use. Easy to imagine him as one of the many who are good in environments that expect it but could be criminal thugs in the environment around tRump.

Boy, aren't we all waiting and wondering about that last? Timing's virtually always a huge, critical factor. The bad guys have enormous power and are using it as best they can manage, I imagine almost always including to delay. I think we're all afraid, with reason, that potentially huge (and even dangerous) costs to an already unstable nation of pursuing justice could lead to decisions to put most big tRump admin crimes behind us. But we need tRump and company in prison.

Well, reportedly NY prosecutors are aggressively at it, so maybe they're all busily planning for the stars to align? Hope so.

[Patton French]

40. Won't buy the book she (and the rest of them) is peddling...

But interesting they all have the long knives out. Just wish they didn’t wait to put it in a book.