'Donald's week ruined': Mary Trump says 'mounting losses' undermine her uncle's recent win
Donald Trump recently became the presumptive GOP nominee after sweeping many of the Super Tuesday primary states, but that hasn't stopped one alleged victim from ever being discovered.
Mary Trump, who recently wrote about her relative having an "awful day," Wednesday wrote on her Substack about some of the things her uncle is going through. Judge rules against payment delay; Stormy Daniels returns; Donald “spiraling” according to a former aide."
"The hits keep coming as Donald’s Super Tuesday victory is already undermined by other mounting losses," she added.
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One point highlighted by Mary Trump is that Trump recently sent "a message to the court that he can’t pay the penalty in his defamation trial."
"Donald only has four days to pay the full $83 million he owes E. Jean Carroll, or put up a $91 million cash bond to appeal the decision," according to Carroll's attorneys.
Mary Trump also said her uncle "only 18 days to come up with the $464 million penalty from the New York fraud case – and he has already signaled he can’t afford it."
"Not only does he have fewer than three weeks to put up every single penny he owes in his New York business fraud case, but Attorney General Letitia James has signaled her willingness to seize his assets in order to satisfy the judgment, according to the report.
Mary Trump added that Stormy Daniels might be returning "with new information."'
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