'Marjorie Taylor Greene just bribed Donald': Mary Trump warns of signals from wannabe V.P.

Donald Trump is being bribed by Marjorie Taylor Greene and Vivek Ramaswamy right before our eyes, and the media is missing it, the former president's own niece, Mary Trump, said on Thursday.

Ramaswamy said at the Alabama GOP debate that the Jan. 6 insurrection attempt was an "inside job," implying that it could perhaps be a false flag operation. This ignores, of course, that Trump was still president at the time when the event occurred.

Nevertheless, Greene jumped right on board. She wrote on social media Thursday, "'Vivek is right. J6 was a Fedsurrection and undercover agents set people up with entrapment."

This isn't just two Republicans agreeing, according to Mary Trump, herself a psychologist.

"Why is this a big deal – don’t they tell outrageous lies all the time?" Mary Trump wrote. "Here's what everyone is missing: This isn't the usual pandering to a wide unhinged base. Instead, it seems to be a plea to an audience of one: Donald."

Mary Trump goes on to argue that "Greene and Ramaswamy are making Donald two promises in exchange for giving them the coveted VP spot."

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The first promise, she says, is that, "Greene and Ramaswamy both know they can’t be president, so they’re both making it clear to Donald that they will follow his lead even if—especially if—he rules as a dictator."

"This is a historic shift," she wrote. "In the old days (before 2023), vice presidents were often chosen to bring a key demographic to the ticket, even if the presidential nominee had no personal connection to, or respect for, the vice presidential pick."

The second one, she added is, "Donald knows he’ll need a pardon. Greene and Ramaswamy just gave the green light to that plan."

"I know for a fact that he’s scared out of his mind about being imprisoned. He is actively seeking loyalists NOW who have the power to give him a get-out-of-jail-free card," Mary Trump wrote Thursday.