Dr. Mary Trump, niece of US President Donald Trump, said that she does not rule out that her older cousin Donald Jr. will seek judgment, while daughter Ivanka will seek the vice president, although neither of them is fully qualified for this.
This was answered in response to Mary's question during an interview with the British newspaper The Independent about whether her cousins Trump will take his banner if voters drop him in November.
Mary, a psychologist who published a book called "More Than Necessary But Never Sufficient ... How Has My Family Created The Most Dangerous Man In The World?" From her uncle, family, and grandfather Trump's family, to Donald Jr. and Ivanka’s political activities during the current period of their father’s presidency, to say that both Donald Jr and Evanka are not fit for politics, especially Ivanka, and that their pursuit of their father’s succession demonstrated the poor status of the American Republican Party after nearly four years. From her uncle Trump presidency of the country.
Her mental illness is complicated
Mary, who wrote in her book mentioned that she believes the complicated illnesses of her uncle are the result of her grandfather's severe social impairment, that both Donald Jr and Evanka could have thought neither of them for a second would be appropriate or worthy of aspiring to high political office "if he possesses a self-awareness" .
She added that the idea that Trump's sons follow him in politics "seems illogical in a bad way" because of the nature of the family that their father created, which reflects the echo of the environment in which "President Trump" arose.
She went on to say that it is quite possible that the president would be willing to participate in his children's electoral campaigns in the future because the idea that they are not qualified for political action is a "psychologically" unacceptable idea by Trump because it detracts from his capabilities, according to his psychological makeup.
While Mary admits that her cousins may be more likely to succeed in the Republican Party based on their father’s status alone, she expects that any attempt by either of them to run for president after an election defeat for their father will turn into a joke for most Americans.
If Trump wins Biden
But she fears that if her uncle defeated Democratic candidate Joe Biden, Americans would have no choice in enabling his children to succeed him because if Biden did not win, he would have a completely different system in which President Trump felt "not obligated to agree to the opinion of any party or anyone."
Mary continues to expect that if Trump defeats Biden, he will ask his deputy, Mike Pence, to resign, after which he will terrorize Congress and force him to agree to appoint his daughter as his deputy.
And because she believes that her uncle has no objection to fraud for his re-election and that he is already involved in raising doubts in the postal voting system, she says that Democrats should win an overwhelming percentage that leaves no chance to doubt their victory over Trump with a clean and flawless victory.
A call to defeat him crushing defeat
She said that a crushing defeat for Trump would hurt his pride and narcissism to the point that he would use this wound to stay away from the atmosphere of the elections to protect himself from admitting defeat.
And if such a defeat occurs, she expects the president's reaction to be the claim that he is the best president ever passed on America, but voters do not appreciate it, and she has ruled out doing something irritating to the American people like the claim that he is still the legitimate president.
She noted that her uncle is feeling miserable now, and she thinks he knows that it is very likely that he will be tried if he loses the elections, and that he is unwilling to remain in the position only out of love for the position.
When asked if her uncle Trump would flee to one of his property abroad to avoid prosecution, she said such a possibility would be "terrible" for him because her uncle "could not afford to settle only in the place of his clan."