That's not what *she* said, SHITLER. Ur always blaming somebody else, now your mother!1

There's a quote from her saying, "What kind of son have I raised?!1" apropos of some crap he had done. Will try to find it.

*** ON EDIT: There's one source for her quote, added below. Uh-oh, the psychologist quoted said that lack of empathy *IS* the mother's fault!1 ***2ND EDIT: Quoting the psychologist or whomever does not equal MY agreement, while SARCASM *is* mine!1


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https://www.businessinsider.com/trump-couldnt-do-any-wrong-mothers-eyes-fox-and-friends-2020-5

.... "She was so good to me. I couldn't do any wrong, which is a big problem," he said.

"Maybe that's why I ended up the way I ended up. I don't know. I couldn't do any wrong in her eyes." ....


https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/donald-trump-mother-mary-relationship-what-have-i-created-psychology-macleod-fred-trump-a8037181.html


.... Mary Trump, the Scottish-born mother of the US President who died in 2000, is reported to have been acutely embarrassed by the antics of her fourth child during the 1990s when his failing marriage and business were the subject of intense tabloid scrutiny. ....

But Ms Trump despaired of her son’s antics during the late 1980s when the ups and downs of his divorce from his first wife, Ivana Trump, meant her family were thrown into the spotlight when she was in her eighties.

She became a minor source of attention during this time and was frequently photographed by the paparazzi. She was horrified at the role her son played in it, according to a 1990 article by Vanity Fair. ....

Friends of the family have commented that Ms Trump always seem more distant from her family than her husband. ....

A friend of Mr Trump’s older brother Fred Jr agreed that they "rarely" saw his mother but "did see a lot of the housekeeper".

Psychologists who are analysing the President behaviour have wondered whether his thin skin, need for praise and poor treatment of women – particularly those who stand up to him – stems from his relationship with his mother. ....

" ...the capacity for empathy develops through your maternal relationship.”


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