Melania Trump criticized the Biden administration over the high cost of living and addressed “efforts to silence” her in a new video promoting her husband, former President Donald Trump. Upcoming book.
Former First Lady posted a short clip On Sunday, she criticized the state of the nation under President Biden without naming the Democrat and emphasized that tensions have increased around the world since her husband was removed from office.
“The 2020 election results have changed our lives forever,” he said, with the words appearing on the screen. “It has affected our quality of life, food, gasoline, safety, and even the geopolitical landscape.”
During Biden’s tenure, the country has struggled to deal with inflation, while wars between Russia and Ukraine and between Israel and Hamas have gripped the world.
Melania Trump, 54, then argued that the country today is “more divided than ever,” while also raising concerns about freedom of expression in the US.
“It is becoming increasingly clear that freedom of expression faces serious challenges, as evidenced by efforts to silence my husband,” she said in a rare public statement.
Trump ordered to keep quiet He was convicted of 34 felony counts in June in a hush-money trial against him in Manhattan.
Trial Judge Juan Marchan extended parts of the order until Trump's sentencing, after he initially put it in place out of concern about the Republican nominee's habit of attacking people involved in the case.
Trump, 78, was fined $10,000 for the violations during the trial and threatened to go to jail if he continued to do so.
Trump's social media accounts were also deactivated shortly after the Jan. 6 riot at the Capitol, though he is allowed to tweet and post on Facebook again.
Melania Trump steps up campaigning his new memoirLast week, a video titled “Melania” was released.
She said she wanted to tell readers the “truth”, claiming she had been the victim of “misrepresentation” during her husband's time in the spotlight.
“As a private individual who has often been the subject of public scrutiny and misrepresentation, I feel a responsibility to clarify the facts,” she said.
His book is available for preorder for $40 and has a release date of October 8th.
Donald Trump's Third bid for the White House, This time the election is to be held on November 5 against Vice President Kamala Harris.
