Donald Trump: "Incredibly sad!" Revelations about Republicans cause outrage

news.de Donald Trump: "Incredibly sad!" Revelations about Republicans cause outrage om/bua/news.de • 1 hour • 3 minutes reading time Has Donald Trump made derogatory statements about people with disabilities? ・Donald Trump is said to have made derogatory statements about people with disabilities ・Nephew Fred Trump reveals shocking statements in new book ・Republican denies allegations Donald Trump is known for not mincing his words. At campaign events, he often lashes out at his political opponents. He also makes shocking statements. Just a few days ago, the 78-year-old is said to have announced to conservative Christians that he would establish a dictatorship in the USA if he were elected. Away from the public eye, Donald Trump is said to have made derogatory comments about people with disabilities in the past. This is what his nephew Fred Trump (61) claims. According to his nephew Fred Trump, Donald Trump made disparaging comments about people with disabilities. In his exposé book "All in the Family: The Trumps and How We Got to Be This Way", which was published in the USA on Tuesday, Fred Trump makes serious accusations against his uncle. The former US President is said to have once said to him after a meeting in the White House that it might be better if people with disabilities simply died - given their condition and the costs they cause. Even before the publication, media such as the "New York Times" had quoted this passage from the book. Revelation about Donald Trump in the book "All in the Family: The Trumps and How We Got to Be This Way" Fred Trump is said to have asked for financial support for his mentally disabled son at the meeting. A few years later, he says he called Uncle Donald again when the health insurance company ran out of money to care for his son. "Without hesitation, he said: Your son doesn't recognize you. Let him die and move to Florida... My answer was, no Donald, he recognizes me," said Fred Trump in an interview on American TV. An excerpt was also published on the X platform (formerly Twitter). Donald Trump's spokesman Steven Cheung vehemently denies the allegations, as RTL writes. The Republican would "never use such expressions." Alleged statements by Donald Trump about disabled people are shocking Many X users are nevertheless convinced that Fred Trump is telling the truth. They write, among other things: ・"So incredibly sad - DJT is a truly terrible person." ・"Donald doesn't even want to help his own family. How can he help any of us? This is just an all-round sad story. I'm sorry, Fred." ・"If you really know Trump's sadistic, cruel nature, then you know that's damn true. Others, however, doubt Fred Trump's story. They especially find it odd that he waited so long to reveal it: ・"Fred was awfully quiet until he had a book to sell." ・"He's promoting a book he wrote. It's all about money, so I don't take anything he says seriously." ・"So it's about support. He wants money. He didn't get any money? He's upset. I don't know how long Trump paid for it and how much he paid. I don't like Fred Trump III for bringing this up now. This is dirty."