'We don’t see much': the new book about Melania Trump made a fuss in the USA
'18.06.2020'
Source: Newspaper.ru
In the United States, a new biography of Melania Trump, written by journalist Mary Jordan, made a noise Газета.ру.
In The Art of the Deal, the first lady of the United States appears to be a purposeful, disciplined, and influential woman whom her husband fears. The White House has already called the book of art. “Newspaper.Ru” - about the new image of Melania Trump.
A former model originally from Slovenia was called "incredibly influential" in a new biographical book, published June 16 in the United States. Its author, The Washington Post journalist Mary Jordan, spoke about the role of Melania Trump in the White House in general and the process of forming the opinion of her husband Donald Trump in particular - and it turned out that she was far from the last.
For a long time it was believed that the first lady of the United States serves as a decorative element for her husband-president - the press and social network users paid attention to the fact that he does not hold an umbrella over her in the rain or leaves her standing on the porch while he goes inside building. However, the new biography The Art of Her Deal, which refers to the book The Art of the Deal by Donald Trump himself in 1987, shows the wife of the president of the United States quite differently.
“We don’t see much,” such a thought runs through the whole book in red thread.
“Melania is deep in the shadows, but she is very influential,” Mary Jordan quotes Sean Spicer, the first of the communications directors of Donald Trump.
He explained that her opinion is important for the president, for example, when hiring and dismissing employees: although she never tells directly who to get rid of and who to invite to work, she certainly expresses her opinion about the person - and her husband often agrees with her.
According to Spicer, thanks to Melania Trump, it was Mike Pence who became the vice president of the United States. When Donald Trump chose with whom to join the election campaign in July 2016, in addition to Pence, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie and former Speaker of the House of Representatives Newt Gingrich were considered as a potential vice president.
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Pence gained an advantage over competitors when Trump spent July 4 with the Pence Independence Day at a golf club in New Jersey. After long conversations at dinner, Melania, as the biography says, called Mike and Karen Pence “good people,” and also mentioned that Pence didn't seem to her “too ambitious.”
“She played a big role,” said Mary Jordan, a source familiar with the situation. And he added: "She decided that he would be a faithful adviser, not an alpha male."
Several sources immediately told the author of a new biography of Melania Trump that long before the election, the spouses had established deep trust - she understood Donald Trump better than any of his former lovers. And when in 1999 they parted for a while, the Slovenian model did not meet with other men in order to prove her loyalty to the millionaire and the future president.
In 2016, according to the new biography, not everything went smoothly: Mary Jordan says that when in October the world saw a compromising video in which Donald Trump pronounces the famous phrase that women should be "grabbed by the pussy", his wife was furious and said that Trump in this way can "destroy for everyone." The biography says that after this, the future president was afraid for two hours to return home from the office of his election headquarters.
The book also speaks of the rivalry of Ivanka Trump, the president’s daughter from her first marriage, with his current wife for her role in the White House - allegedly after the election of Donald Trump as president, Ivanka tried to rename the Office of the First Lady to the Office of the First Family, however, Melania, who moved to Bely a house from New York with her son a few months after the inauguration of her husband did not allow her to do this.
In the book of Mary Jordan, the first lady of the United States, who turned 50 this year, appears disciplined, focused, purposeful and tough - not experiencing, for example, sentiment, about her past or her roots.
However, despite the fact that this biography should completely change the attitude of the public towards the first lady of the United States, who is openly bullied in social networks and often despised by journalists, the White House has already managed to name everything that is stated in it as fiction.
“Another book about Mrs. Trump with fake information and sources,” First Lady Stephenie Grisham, spokeswoman for the First Lady, told The Daily Mail in particular. “This book is a kind of fiction.”
