The former president's niece concurred with a comparison made by journalist Brian Karem during a recent interview.
Mary Trump, the niece and outspoken critic of former President Donald Trump, concurred with the comparison of the modern Republican Party to terrorists made during a recent interview with political correspondent Brian Karem.Karem appeared on the Friday edition of Mary Trump's 'The Good in Us' substack video series.
Representative Jim Jordan of Ohio, the candidate initially endorsed by Trump, was next up, but he also failed to garner the needed votes, losing more and more support in three consecutive rounds of voting.Speaking on Friday, Karem accused the Republican Party of playing into the hands of Hamas with the ongoing House speaker drama, a sentiment Mary Trump concurred with.
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