The president-elect’s 46-year-old wife and their 10-year-old son are staying put at the family’s glitzy Trump Tower penthouse so that Barron can continue attending his Upper West Side private school, sources told The Post.“Melania is extremely close to Barron, and they have become closer during the campaign,” said a source close to Trump’s transition team.
Is there anything about these folks that isn’t hugely creepy?
Imagine if a 46-year-old man said he doesn’t want to live with his wife because he prefers living with his prepubescent daughter with whom he is extremely close.
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It would be only a bit less creepy because women are at their sexual peak at 46 and men are long past it.
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Creepy? I just think it’s odd that the source would say a 10 year old got closer to his mother and not that his wife and son will wait until the school year finishes to move to DC. IRC, the Obamas aren’t moving out of DC until the end of the school year for this exact reason.
Meanwhile:
Still time for an election audit
Washington Post–ABC News poll found that 18% of voters — 33% of Clinton supporters and 1% of Trump supporters — think Trump was not the legitimate winner of the election. Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., has called on Congress to investigate the Russian cyberattack on the Democratic National Committee and the election.
There are reasons for concern. According to the director of national intelligence, the leaked emails from the DNC were “intended to interfere with the U.S. election process.” The director of national intelligence, the Department of Homeland Security, and the National Security Agency concluded that the Russian government is behind the DNC email hack and that Russian hackers attacked U.S. voter registration databases….
There’s an easier way: an audit that manually examines a random sample of the ballots in a way that has a large chance of detecting and correcting incorrect results. This is called a “risk-limiting” audit. If the reported winner of a contest really won, a risk-limiting audit generally needs to examine only a small fraction of the ballots. But if the reported winner actually lost, a risk-limiting audit has a large chance of indicating that a full hand count is needed to set the record straight.
There is still time to audit this election — barely. States only have until Dec. 13 to give their final results to the Electoral College.
Americans should demand this simple step to ensure that the machinery of democracy worked. To add your voice, please sign this petition.
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If you ever meet a guy who tells you that he was “extremely close” to am otherwise entirely unoccupied menopausish Mommy while the Daddy was mostly not there, my most sincere advice is: RUN FOR DEAR LIFE. That’s a recipe for, at best, an anxious depressive and, at worst, a psychotic.
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