‘Beautiful’ and ‘Lovely’: Trump Tweets Reflect Fixation on Women’s Appearances Image

The following article by Maggie Haberman was posted on the New York Times website August 12, 2018:

When President Trump took to Twitter to complain about two women with connections to the Russia investigation, he affixed special descriptions to both.

“Beautiful,” he said of Nellie Ohr, the wife of a Justice Department official who worked for Fusion GPS, the research firm that commissioned a dossier that made salacious claims about Mr. Trump.

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The big story that the Fake News Media refuses to report is lowlife Christopher Steele’s many meetings with Deputy A.G. Bruce Ohr and his beautiful wife, Nelly. It was Fusion GPS that hired Steele to write the phony & discredited Dossier, paid for by Crooked Hillary & the DNC….

In a separate tweet, Mr. Trump used the word “lovely” to describe Lisa Page, the former F.B.I. lawyer who worked on both the Clinton email and Russia investigations and whose text exchanges with another bureau official, Peter Strzok, included repeated criticism of Mr. Trump during his candidacy.

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Trump gives interview attacking May ahead of meeting

The following article by Lauren Meier was posted on the Axios website July 12, 2018:

President Trump, in an interview with the popular British newspaper the Sun, criticizes Prime Minister Theresa May’s handling of Brexit, says the mayor of London doesn’t do enough to fight terrorism, and said May’s rival Boris Johnson would make a “great prime minister.”

Why this matters from Axios World Editor David Lawler: May is in the fight of her life with hardliners within her own party, and President Trump — while visiting the U.K. — has just openly sided with the rivals that may attempt to force her from power.

In the interview, Trump said May “had ignored his advice by opting for a soft Brexit strategy” and said any possible trade deal between the U.S. and U.K. would be wrecked by May’s strategy of keeping close ties to the EU.

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