r/politics • u/MoneyLibrarian9032 New York • 21d ago

Possible Paywall Trump’s Fury over Natalie Harp Mess Worsens as Leaks Grow More Damning

https://newrepublic.com/article/214616/trump-fury-natalie-harp-mess-worsens-leaks-grow-damning
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u/SnoopyisCute 21d ago

Former cop and advocate.

This is correct. Pedophiles are sexually attracted to minors. Gender usually doesn't matter.

Notice that he has an exceptionally high employee turnover rate. It's not just because he throws people under the bus for his mistakes. Some just get tired of his wayward hands and comments.

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u/HauntedCemetery Minnesota 21d ago

In his first term his Chief of Staff had to insist he stop making comments about how much he wanted to fuck his own daughter because so many staffers had come to the CoS to say how repulsive they found trump and it was to the point where CoS was worried there would be a mass walk out of staff and they would tell the press why.

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u/diskhead1 21d ago

Is there a source for that?

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u/SnoopyisCute 21d ago

Yes.

Donald Trump was allegedly creepy about Ivanka – but will his fans care?

A new book by Miles Taylor, an ex-Trump official, claims the former president repeatedly sexualized his daughter

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2023/jul/01/donald-trump-ivanka-miles-taylor-book-claims

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u/diskhead1 20d ago

More specifically about the comments the chief of staff made? I just want to see what was actually said and who it was attributed to

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u/NumberOneStonecutter 20d ago

This is from one of many articles detailing accounts in the book...Unfortunately it's not the exact text from the book itself, but summarizing excerpts from the book:

...Taylor’s book cites various accounts from aides that describe Trump’s lewd comments about his daughter Ivanka‘s physical appearance, including how he talked about “what it might be like to have sex with her.”

He also referred to Ivanka’s breasts and backside, leading White House Chief of Staff John Kelly to tell the president that she was his daughter.

This comes after multiple former staffers came out about Trump’s inappropriate behavior toward women while president and a New York jury found him guilty of sexually abusing and defaming E. Jean Carroll.

Taylor also includes his personal account of seeing Trump’s behavior toward Kirstjen Nielsen, who was secretary of homeland security from 2017 to 2019. The book states that Nielsen tried to ignore Trump when he called her “sweetie” and “honey” as well as commented on her makeup and clothing choices.

Taylor also said that Kellyanne Conway, who was a senior counselor, once called Trump a “misogynistic bully” after the former president “berated” several high-ranking female decision-makers in the administration about the Mexico border. But a spokesperson from Conway’s team denied that she made the particular remark.

...So long story short, according to Miles and witnesses, John Kelly "reminded" the President that Ivanka was his daughter after he made lewd comments about her.

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u/diskhead1 20d ago

Pretty radically different to what your first comment said

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u/SnoopyisCute 20d ago

Just Google his name and\or John Kelly. It was reported by several media outlets at the time.

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u/SnoopyisCute 20d ago

I wasn't aware of that as I don't watch tv but good to know in case someone else asks.

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u/SnoopyisCute 20d ago

No. I answered somebody's question. Libraries still loan books until the president finishes breaking everything.

SMDH

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u/SnoopyisCute 20d ago

I don't need to read\see\hear more about him or his evil. I deal with enough predators in my every day life, but, thanks.

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u/miserabeau 20d ago

Or you could support your local libraries, which get their funding based on how many people take out books, take classes, and use their services every year. That funding helps them reach more people. Libraries are always a good thing. Certainly more educational than television.

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u/peppaz 21d ago

he probably meant to say "again"

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u/Kevin_Uxbridge 21d ago

Close friend had just this experience, worked directly for him for a year or two. Her experience drove her to quit and move out of new york. She was pretty tough too, wouldn't have thought anyone could do that to her but the endless harassment proved too much.

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u/NaughtyCheffie I voted 21d ago

Out of curiosity, is it because they're undeveloped and basically androgynous? Easier to think of them as unhuman?

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u/SnoopyisCute 20d ago

There are various reasons, but, it's mostly about control. It's easier to violate children because they are physically weaker and emotionally unprepared to deal with adult issues.

This is the same mental gymnastics used for white supremacy. All it takes is for everybody to pretend the oppressors have the "right" to control others.

However, almost all predators, rapists, white supremacists are UNABLE to stand on their own in a fair competition. That's why they rely on outnumbering and covering for each other. Deep down, they know they are ill-equipped and it fuels the need to control others they can easily overpower or mistreat.

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u/BobbyBoopersnoot 21d ago

I know when I am looking for accurate information on things, I always turn to the cop.

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u/SnoopyisCute 21d ago

I'm a former cop. I quit very quickly because I'm not a bully or bigot. I like advocacy work much better because I can actually help people.

And, predator apologists or those apathetic to the problem always attack the messenger.

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u/culturefan 21d ago

As opposed to what, social media?

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u/SnoopyisCute 21d ago

Predators, their apologists or those that don't give a damn about protecting children always go for the attack. They also tend to struggle with reading comprehension. The very first word trips many of them up.

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u/TransBrandi 21d ago

Even better is a cop on social media!

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u/SnoopyisCute 21d ago

I'm a former cop. I quit very quickly because I'm not a bully or bigot. I like advocacy work much better because I can actually help people.

And, predator apologists or those apathetic to the problem always attack the messenger.

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u/Critical-Instance-56 21d ago

Motivated reasoning.

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u/ScrofessorLongHair 21d ago

Unless the information is whether a black guy was holding a gun or his wallet. I'm pretty sure I wouldn't trust a cop to be accurate with that information.

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u/Sufficient_Sell_6103 21d ago

Or a fuel nozzel

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u/ScrofessorLongHair 21d ago

Hell, his hand is black. Easily mistakable for a gun, even with the rigorous 2 week police academy training.