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The Establishments war on Donald Trump Title: Trump Jr’s College Classmate Shares SHOCKING Story About What Father & Son Are Really Like With the election getting closer every day, it’s important to look at not only the policy proposals of a candidate and the words coming out of their mouths but also their temperament. Sometimes, the best way to judge a person’s character is not by talking to the person themselves, but to the people who have interacted with the candidate. When it comes to Donald Trump, one person has seemingly decided to speak out in regards to what he knows about the Republican presidential nominee. That person is someone who claims to be one of Donald Trump Jr.’s old classmates from the University of Pennsylvania — Scott Melker. Melker took to Facebook, and shared a tale from his college days that we all need to pay special attention to. Melker apparently wrote: “As many of you know, I attended the University of Pennsylvania with Donald Trump Jr. I feel compelled to share this story before the election, in the hopes that it will shed a bit of light on the kind of person that Donald Trump is, and the kind of son that he raised. I was hanging out in a freshman dorm with some friends, next door to Donald Jr.’s room. I walked out of the room to find Donald Trump at his son’s door, there to pick him up for a baseball game. There were quite a few students standing around watching, trying to catch a glimpse of the famed real estate magnate. Don Jr. opened the door, wearing a Yankee jersey. Without saying a word, his father slapped him across the face, knocking him to the floor in front of all his classmates. He simply said “put on a suit and meet me outside,” and closed the door. Donald Jr. was a drunk in college. Every memory I have of him is of him stumbling around campus falling over or passing out in public, with his arm in a sling from injuring himself while drinking. He absolutely despised his father, and hated the attention that his last name afforded him. his nickname was “Diaper Don,” because of his tendency to fall asleep drunk in other people’s beds and urinate. I always felt terrible for him. I am voting for Hillary Clinton for a number of reasons, her opponent notwithstanding. However, in light of what I saw that day, it is clear to me that Donald Trump lacks the temperament and basic social decency to run our country.” This story sounds completely plausible and most definitely detailed to fall in line with what we’ve all already seen of both Donald Trump and Donald Trump Jr. Back in 2002, Trump Jr. got into a drunken bar fight which ended up putting him in the hospital for stitches. He also told the NY Post: “When I was younger, I was very ardent about being anonymous. I stayed in the background and let my parents do their thing, and didn’t have a problem with it. I didn’t want to get sucked in to it.” Everything Trump Jr. said then lines perfectly up with the story that Melker told on Facebook. What also lines up is the fact that Trump Sr. seems to have a very bad temper, especially when things don’t go exactly how he wants them. And when have you seen the guy out of a suit? He likely would demand his son where a suit to a baseball game. However, that being neither here nor there, Melker seems to be quite the character witness. Donald Trump is a racist and misogynistic narcopath who is only in this election for himself and power. That’s it. He has no experience, and has no real plans for the country. None. He simply cannot be allowed anywhere near the Oval Office. Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/Latest Begin Trace Mode for Comment # 6.
#6. To: Willie Green (#0)
Maybe you can get Rolling Stone to print this.
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