¿Melania TrumpDoes she make her husband’s bed or the campaign? Before asking Donald Trump’s wife, we should explain to her that in Spain making the bed has to do with going behind his back to discredit him. Their memoirs are causing a stir by revealing that husband and wife walk with a changed step, at least on issues as vital as their opinion on abortion. Melania defends this right, as published by “The Guardian”, which has had access to a copy of her autobiographical book. “It is imperative to guarantee women the autonomy to decide their preferences regarding having children, based on their personal convictions”reproduces this diary.
To know her thoughts in detail, we will have to wait until Tuesday, October 8, the scheduled date of the publication that will be titled “Melania.” It is surprising because she had never expressed a political opinion, not even when her husband occupied the Oval Office. But it surprises more the chosen moment, about to hold the presidential elections.
Melania has also broken her silence to defend herself against the defamation that her son Barron, who was said to have autism, has suffered for years. It is the first time that he addresses this issue and he also does so in his book. The former first lady has denied these rumors that, she says, began following Donald Trump’s electoral victory in 2016. Barron was ten years old at the time and was, as she reveals, one of her husband’s biggest enemies, comedian Rosie O’Donnell, who sparked a series of speculations about the possibility that Barron suffered from this condition.
President Donald Trump (R) and his son Barron Trump (L) wave from the steps of Air Force OneSusan WalshAP Agency
The comedian apologized, but the harassment she was subjected to was so painful that she couldn’t accept her excuses. He acted with “pure malice,” he says. Trying to alleviate the damage they were suffering, launched her Be Best project, focused on childhood, children’s well-being and bullying on social media. He has confessed that the harassment of his son Barron went from social networks to real life, causing him “irreparable damage.” “No apology can repair the damage that was inflicted,” he adds in one of the excerpts. He clarifies that autism is “nothing shameful,” it’s simply that his son doesn’t have it. As for Rosie O’Donnell, she writes that she is convinced that she “wasn’t interested in raising awareness about autism. I felt like she was attacking my son because he didn’t like my husband.”
