Everything's about money in this family, but I'm also different... [M]oney stood in for everything else; it was literally the only currency the famil… - Mary L. Trump

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Everything's about money in this family, but I'm also different... [M]oney stood in for everything else; it was literally the only currency the family trafficked in... I knew that it was also about love, and to be disinherited... shut out entirely... was to be told quite explicitly that you don't count, and you are not loved.

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About Mary L. Trump

Mary Lea Trump (born May 1965) is an American psychologist, businessperson, and author. She is a niece of former President Donald J. Trump. Her 2020 book about him and the family, , sold over one million copies on the day of release.

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Birth Name: Mary Lea Trump
Alternative Names: Mary Trump
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In Donald's mind, he has accomplished everything on his own merits, cheating notwithstanding. How many interviews has he given in which he offers the obvious falsehood that his father loaned him a mere million dollars that he had to pay back but was otherwise solely responsible for his success? It's easy to understand why he would believe this.

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