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WASHINGTON, DC - AUGUST 01: Donald Trump, Jr. attends the DC premiere of the film, "Death of a Nation," at E Street Cinema on August 1, 2018 in Washington, DC. (Photo by Shannon Finney/Getty Images)
(Photo by Shannon Finney/Getty Images)

‘You might want to sit this one out’: Donald Trump Jr. imparts wisdom on how to treat your spouse, gets reminded Daddy Trump owns this course

Don Jr activates his rapid-fire stone throwing cannon while sitting in a glass house.

Donald Trump Jr., already has one failed marriage under his belt and allegedly cheated on his wife, but still has the nerve to criticize how other people treat their spouses. Apparently, in between his busy schedule of killing innocent animals for sport and live-tweeting his dad’s unhinged rallies, Junior found the time to become a bona fide relationship guru. 

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In a pathetic attempt to score political points, Trump Jr. took a swipe at Tim Walz, the Democrat VP nominee, for giving his wife a hug and respectful handshake in public, calling it “weird.”

Twitter users quickly reminded Trump Jr. that when it comes to marital weirdness, his father is in a league of his own. One user shared a clip of Melania Trump giving a speech, only to be abruptly pushed away by Donald Trump, who then tells her, “You go sit down.” Talk about a supportive husband!

Another user posted videos of Melania visibly recoiling from Trump’s attempts to hold her hand, while yet another shared footage of Melania’s smile quickly turning into a grimace as soon as she turned away from the camera.

Experts predict that Melania is already counting down the seconds until she can have a “long-distance relationship” with the White House, should the unthinkable happen and her husband gets re-elected. Can you blame her? After all, who wouldn’t want to distance themselves from a man who’s been accused of rape by his ex-wife Ivana back in the 1980s? (An allegation she later walked back, likely to secure a favorable divorce settlement, because that’s just how the Trumps roll.) Let’s not forget, Trump’s second wife, Marla, divorced him after just six years, citing “cruel and inhumane treatment.”

It’s truly remarkable that Donald Trump Jr. dares to criticize anyone’s marital interactions when his own family’s history is a case study of dysfunction. Perhaps he should take a step back and reflect on his own failed marriage. Or, better yet, he could ask his dear old dad for some tips on how to make a marriage last—like allegedly cheating on your pregnant wife with an adult film star and then paying hush money to cover it up. But alas, introspection and learning from past mistakes have never been strong suits for the Trump clan. They much prefer to wallow in their own hypocrisy, hurling judgments from the confines of their gaudy, gold-plated echo chambers.

It’s time for the Trumps to put down the smartphones, stop tweeting out their asinine hot takes, and actually work on being decent human beings for once. But who are we kidding? The day a Trump admits fault or shows an ounce of self-awareness is the day pigs fly and hell freezes over.


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