I don’t know anything about her past what I’ve read during the campaign and what I’ve seen in the last few weeks. I do know that I stood no more than 30 feet away from her and The Donald as they walked on Pennsylvania Avenue during the Inaugural Parade last Friday afternoon. ( They spent a wicked small amount of time out of the motorcade.) She looked utterly miserable.
Here’s what I want to talk about. Feminists, and for that matter all people with a conscience, detest victim-blaming. Relentlessly deriding and attacking ( even verbally or through social media ) someone who is being victimized is roundly vilified.
In my IMHO, Mrs. Trump is in a position she did not want to find herself in with a person she seems to have zero connection to. I certainly understand being shy or overwhelmed by the situation. While nobody can truly know, I’m wondering if she’s not shy or overwhelmed as much as she is profoundly frightened of the pickle she’s in.
She’s the woman The Donald chose to cheat on his second wife with. She’s had some public comments about life with The Donald.
I more than pity her. I wonder if she’s the victim who is SO MUCH in plain sight that nobody near her, nobody watching her, nobody aware of her circumstance is going to say a word to defend her.
And no, as much as I hold The Donald in utter contempt, this isn’t a bit of satirical writing. I’m quite serious in this O.P. Who would dare stand up for her?