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Sex, Lies and Prenups: Donald Trump’s Timeless Wisdom on Love

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Sex, Lies and Prenups: Donald Trump’s Timeless Wisdom on Love

said, help her and her friends get a table. “I’m very friendly with the owner.” The next day, she received three dozen roses. A few decades later, of course, his manner of pursuit could be a little different.

“I’m a major romantic.”

— The Howard Stern Show, February 27, 2013

“Sometimes you decide immediately—love at first sight. Sometimes you go slowly—the long engagement. … Sometimes you’ll think with your head. Other times you’ll think with other parts of your body, and that’s good.”

Trump: Think Like a Billionaire, 2004

“I think the big thing is you have to find somebody that you have chemistry with. Prior to my marriage, I would go out with a woman that was very beautiful, but if there was no chemistry, no matter what I did, then it just wasn’t going to work.”

—Think Big and Kick Ass in Business and Life, 2007

“I’m very busy to be running out looking for presents.”

Fox News, April 26, 2018

“Dating is like being in Vietnam…It’s like war out there.”

— The Howard Stern Show, January 11, 1993

“I only have one regret in the women department—that I never had the opportunity to court Lady Diana Spencer. I met her on a number of occasions. I couldn’t help but notice how she moved people. She lit up the room with her charm, her presence. She was a genuine princess—a dream lady. She’ll be truly missed.”

—Comeback

“I watched @todayshow this AM re: @MarthaStewart & dating. She looks terrific, better than ever, any guy would be lucky to be with her.”

— Twitter, May 9, 2013

“People are really vicious, and no place are they more vicious than in their relationships with the opposite sex.”

—Comeback

“It’s all in the hunt and once you get it, it loses some of its energy. I think competitive, successful men feel that way about women. Don’t you agree?”

—TrumpNation

Matrimony

Credit, indeed, where credit is due: Trump just marked 15 years of marriage to the former Melania Knauss. The guest list for their lavish Palm Beach nuptials included Shaquille O’Neal, Sylvester Stallone, Oprah Winfrey, Hillary Clinton and Rudy Giuliani. “I’m gonna be a very good husband for a change,” Trump told Billy Bush.

“Marriage is, like, really great … I don’t know if it’s security or whatever it is, but I think it’s good. If it works. I mean if it doesn’t work, it’s a total catastrophe. It usually doesn’t work.”

— The Howard Stern Show, December 15, 2004

“Having a good wife and having a nice family is very, very important. There is no substitute for it, frankly.”

— Interview with Rona Barrett, 1980

“I never speak about my wife—which is one of the advantages of not being a politician. My marriage is and should be a personal thing.”

—Playboy, March 1, 1990

“I believe in marriage—one woman, one marriage.”

— ABC Primetime Live, March 10, 1994

“I love the institution of marriage. It cost me a fortune, but I love the institution of marriage.”

— Late Show with David Letterman, August 21, 1997

“My nine-to-five day fascinated and energized me. But then, late in the afternoon, I’d often get a call from Ivana, reminding me of that night’s engagement … Sometimes I’d get angry and say I wasn’t going, and we’d fight about it on the phone. In the end, because I didn’t want to disappoint or embarrass her, I’d almost always agree to go along. When I hung up the phone, though, I’d often say, loud enough, I suppose, for anyone standing in the hall outside my office to hear me, ‘My life is shit.’”

—Surviving

“Congratulations to Michelle and Barack Obama on their 20th anniversary.”

— Twitter, October 4, 2012

“Happy Anniversary to my wonderful wife @MELANIATRUMP — a truly great decision by me!”

— Twitter, January 22, 2014

“@katyperry Katy, what the hell were you thinking when you married loser Russell Brand. There is a guy who has got nothing going, a waste!”

— Twitter, October 16, 2014

“I always felt that if you have to work at a relationship that the relationship is not going to work.”

—TrumpNation

“Marriage is a contract unlike any other contract in life. You marry for love. But your signature on the marriage certificate is all about rights, duties, and property. It’s a legally binding contract that knows nothing of love.”

—Think Big

“One thing I have learned: There is high maintenance. There is low maintenance. I want no maintenance.”

—Comeback

“Marla was always wanting me to spend more time with her. ‘Why can’t you be home at five o’clock like other husbands?’ she would ask. Sometimes, when I was in the wrong mood, I would give a very materialistic answer. ‘Look, I like working. You don’t mind traveling around in beautiful helicopters and airplanes, and you don’t mind living at the top of Trump Tower, or at Mar-a-Lago, or traveling to the best hotels, or shopping in the best stores and never having to worry about money, do you? If you want me to be home at five o’clock, maybe these other things wouldn’t happen and you’d be complaining about that, too. Why would you want to take something that I enjoy and change it?’ I always viewed her whys as being very selfish. But the fact is, in a marriage both sides have to be happy. If they’re not, it’s just not going to work.”

—Comeback

“Find a woman who is supportive, because there is nothing better than a supportive woman.”

—Comeback

“A good marriage is like negotiating an important deal: You have to consider all the factors, thoughtfully and thoroughly … I don’t approach it any more haphazardly than I do a very important deal. In fact, considering the amount of deals I’ve made compared to the number of marriages I’ve had, I’d say I’m quite cautious about marriage. You should be, too.”

—Billionaire

“Being on the other side of a relationship with someone like me must be difficult.”

—People, May 19, 1997

Fidelity

Trump has cheated on his wives when he feels like he’s riding a high—Marla Maples in 1988, for instance, or Stormy Daniels, allegedly, in 2006. Trump, obviously, always has maintained total discretion.

“Geraldo Rivera is a friend of mine, but he did something which I thought was absolutely terrible and he admits it was a mistake. He wrote a book naming many of the famous women that he slept with. I would never do that—I have too much respect for women in general, but if I did, the world would take serious notice. Beautiful, famous, successful, married—I’ve had them all, secretly, the world’s biggest names, but unlike Geraldo I don’t talk about it.”

—Think Big

“There are those that say that you’re more attractive after you get married.”

— The Howard Stern Show, December 15, 2004

“I remember attending a magnificent dinner being given by one of the most admired people in the world. I was seated next to a lady of great social pedigree and wealth. Her husband was sitting on the other side of the table, and we were having a very nice but extremely straight conversation. All of a sudden I felt her hand on my knee, then on my leg. She started petting me in all different ways. I looked at her and asked, ‘Is everything all right?’ I didn’t want to make a scene in a ballroom full of five hundred VIPs. The amazing part about her was who she was—one of the biggest of the big. She then asked me to dance, and I accepted. While we were dancing she became very aggressive, and I said, ‘Look, we have a problem. Your husband is sitting at that table, and so is my wife.’ ‘Donald,’ she said, ‘I don’t care. I just don’t care. I have to have you, and I have to have you now.’ I told her that I’d call her, but she had to stop the behavior immediately. She made me promise, and I did. When I called I just called to say hello, and that was the end of that. But the level of aggression was unbelievable.”

—Comeback

“When a man leaves a woman, especially when it was perceived that he has left for a piece of ass—a good one!—there are 50 percent of the population who will love the woman who was left.”

—Vanity Fair, September 1990

“I’ve never had any trouble in bed …”

—Surviving

“… it happens all the time. One woman, who was also socially prominent, was getting married, and I had bumped into her on Fifth Avenue while she was exchanging wedding gifts. I had my limousine nearby, and she asked if I could give her a ride back to her apartment on Park Avenue. I said absolutely, not even suspecting that within five seconds after the door closed she would be jumping on top of me wanting to get screwed. I said, ‘You’re getting married next week, and I’m going to your wedding.’ ‘I don’t really care,’ she said. ‘I never liked him that much anyway, and you know that.’ I was really in a quandary, because she is a truly great-looking and sexy woman.”

—Comeback

“I even thought, briefly, about approaching Ivana with the idea of an ‘open marriage.’ But I realized there was something hypocritical and tawdry about such an arrangement that neither of us could live with—especially Ivana. She’s too much of a lady.”

—Surviving

“Robert Pattinson should not take back Kristen Stewart. She cheated on him like a dog & will do it again–just watch. He can do much better!”

— Twitter, October 17, 2012

“Everyone knows I am right that Robert Pattinson should dump Kristen Stewart. In a couple of years, he will thank me. Be smart, Robert.”

— Twitter, October 22, 2012

“You know what I hate? When I see a woman and a man married, and a woman is married to a rich guy, right? And then the guy kicks the bucket. He’s gone, and she’s dating the following week.”

— The Howard Stern Show, July 16, 2008

Divorce

“The divorce from Ivana taught him a great lesson,” the late Liz Smith, the longtime gossip columnist, told the makers of the documentary, Trump: An American Dream. “He proved then he couldn’t have his reputation destroyed. He learned he could ultimately get away with anything.”

“It’s a terrible document. It’s ugly, it’s—it’s horrible in almost every way, but you need it. It’s very tough to walk up to a woman or a man and say, ‘Listen, darling, I love you very much, but just in case we get divorced, this is what you’re gonna be getting, if it’s OK with you.’”

— CBS This Morning, January 9, 1998

“I hate the concept of divorce. I hate everything it represents.”

— Larry King Show, April 18, 1990

“I have a friend who’s a professional golfer, he’s married. He could be a very good player. Every night he gets a call from his wife, ‘Why aren’t you home? … Why are you in North Carolina. Why are you in California?’ He plays the tour. ‘This is what I do because I’m a touring professional.’ ‘Well, why don’t you become a home professional?’ ‘Well, you know, because it’s not quite as much money since I’m a touring professional. I’m a great golfer, I have a chance to be a really great golfer.’ Every night she calls up crying and bitching, and I said to him: ‘Get a divorce, cause you never gonna change her.’”

— The Howard Stern Show, November 4, 1997

“Often, I will tell friends whose wives are constantly nagging them about this or that that they’re better off leaving and cutting their losses. I’m not a great believer in always trying to work things out …”

—Comeback

“You know, you look at divorce rates, the biggest problem with marriage and the biggest reason for divorce is money. They don’t have enough money.”

— Speech at the National Achiever’s Congress in Sydney, Australia, September 21, 2011

“You were in love with somebody, and now you are no longer in love. The hatred is so intense, far more intense than it usually gets in a business transaction. There is nothing more vicious than a man or woman going through a divorce. It is pure hell, like nothing else I have ever seen.”

—Think Big

“I hope Mark Zuckerberg signs a prenup with his current girlfriend- perhaps soon to be wife. Otherwise, she can walk away with 9 billion.”

— Twitter, May 15, 2012

“Anybody of wealth or even modest wealth who doesn’t have a prenuptial agreement is mentally retarded, okay?”

—TrumpNation

“My comeback would have been totally impossible had I not had fully executed and well-drawn prenuptial agreements with both Ivana and Marla.”

—Comeback

“I recently played golf with one of the most brilliant men on Wall Street, the head of Morgan Stanley, John Mack. John is a good friend of mine who is married to a fabulous woman. Christy is totally supportive of the long, hard hours he works. John was telling me that after our game he was going to see one of his men. This particular man had the potential to be a star at Morgan Stanley, but he was having tremendous difficulty with his wife. She always complained that he was working too hard and too long and wasn’t devoting enough time or energy to her. Without any further discussion, I looked at John and said, ‘Tell the man to lose the wife. There is no hope for that marriage. Tell him if he stays, he’ll do a lousy job for you.’ … I told John that I didn’t want to sound cold or cynical, but I knew the marriage just wasn’t going to work. If the woman was inclined this way, she was not going to change. I actually told John to pull the young man aside and tell him that it was me who made this recommendation: If he doesn’t lose the ballbreaker, his career will go nowhere.”

—Comeback

“Everyone goes into a marriage thinking that it will last forever. But over fifty percent of the time, marriages don’t work out.”

—Billionaire

“You should never ignore the power that money has to destroy relationships.”

—Billionaire

“What the hell do I know, I’ve been divorced twice?”

—Think Big

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In at least five state and national races across the country, the Republican Party is dealing with an uncomfortable problem. Their party’s candidates are either a card-carrying Nazi, a Holocaust denier, a proud white supremacist, or all of the above.

In North Carolina, for example, GOP officials are stuck with Russell Walker, a white supremacist running for the state House of Representatives. According to his personal website (littered with the n-word), he believes that “the jews are NOT semitic they are satanic as they all descend from Satan.”

Republicans in the state have regrets. “This is a very Democratic district, one that we failed to keep our eye on,” Dallas Woodhouse, executive chair of the North Carolina GOP, told me in an email. “However, we can’t stop him from running.”

In Illinois, meanwhile, the Republican Party shrugged off Arthur Jones, a primary candidate who boasted of his membership in the American Nazi Party. But Jones won, and now party officials, including ones who called Jones “morally reprehensible” and “a complete nutcase,” are scrambling to launch a write-in campaign. Jones’s campaign website features a section called “Holocaust?” in which he argues that the “idea that six million Jews, were killed by the National Socialist government of Germany, in World War II, is the biggest, blackest lie in history.”

In Virginia, the chair of the state GOP resigned earlier this month, reportedly because of alt-right leaning, pro-Confederate candidate Corey Stewart’s win in the Republican primary. But even Stewart had to disavow Wisconsin’s Paul Nehlen, who is running to replace Speaker Paul Ryan. Nehlen’s too racist for Twitter and even for Gab, the preferred social media platform of the alt-right. Meanwhile, a California Republican running for Congress has been making appearances on neo-Nazi podcasts and argues on his campaign website that “diversity” is a Jewish plot. (The California GOP has disavowed him.)

Racial animus helped fuel the rise of Donald Trump. Since the end of the civil rights movement and under Republican strategist Lee Atwater’s “Southern strategy” that used racism as an unstated cudgel against Democrats, the Republican Party itself has played a welcoming host to racial tensions and fears. Simultaneously, it has depicted itself, as conservative columnist Jeff Jacoby put it in 2012, as “the party of color-blind equality and “a party that doesn’t think with its skin.”

But in a year when the left is energized in opposition to Trump, particularly by his policies toward minority groups and immigrants, and as the GOP tries to hang on to their majorities in Congress and state houses around the country, state party officials say they do not need racist fringe candidates running for office. None of these candidates is expected to win in the general election this fall, but they are going to give liberals on the hunt for examples of simmering neo-Nazi and neo-Confederate rhetoric at least five places to point.

Arthur Jones, an independent insurance salesperson known as “Art,” regrets voting for Donald Trump. But he’s got a different reason than most who’ve thought twice about their vote. In a speech in April 2017, Jones said:

The Jewish lobby has Donald Trump locked up. I don’t think the man realizes how naive he appears to the rest of the world. He’s nothing but a puppet in their hands. And we were foolish enough to send this naive, Jew-loving fool into the White House. I’m embarrassed that I voted for him. I’m sorry I voted for him. If I could take the vote back, I would in a minute.

Art is a card-carrying Nazi. Jones reportedly once led the American Nazi Party, and he was a member of a later version of the ANP, the National Socialist White People’s Party.

His website says he’s “concerned about the future of our country,” which, for a normal politician, might sound like a generic call for more spending on their generic priorities. But it takes on a very different connotation when you click over to the section called “Holocaust?,” a page that features a variety of conspiracy theories and racist ideas shared by the Holocaust-denier world.

Arthur Jones openly denies the Holocaust. artjonesforcongress.com

Arthur Jones perpetuates racist conspiracy theories about Jewish people.

Jones also brags about protesting against Elie Wiesel, who wrote one of the most renowned memoirs of surviving the Holocaust, Night. (To be clear: This is not an oppo-research photo. It is posted proudly on Jones’s own site.)

From Arthur Jones’s campaign website.

Jones’s ideas aren’t resonating widely with suburban Chicago voters. He is expected to lose. In 2016, the district went to the Democratic incumbent Dan Lipinski, who won 100 percent of the vote because no Republican bothered to run against him. Jones only got on the ballot because, as the Atlantic detailed earlier this year, he went door to door gathering signatures (and not mentioning his views on race or Jewish people). By December, he was the only Republican to file to run.

State Assembly member David McSweeney, a Republican, spoke with me about what Jones’s run could mean for his party. “The guy is a complete jerk and a nutcase,” he said, adding, “it’s politically harmful to have a jerk and a nutcase like this associated with the party.”

McSweeney is mad at Republicans in Illinois for failing to take Jones seriously at every turn: They said nothing as he gathered signatures to run, they didn’t challenge the signatures when he submitted them, and they didn’t try to run an alternative write-in candidate in the primary. Then, just two weeks ago, they missed an important filing deadline to get a third-party candidate on the ballot.

Sen. Ted Cruz heard the news about the missed deadline and said voters should support a write-in candidate or support the Democrat. “This bigoted fool should receive ZERO votes.”

This is horrific. An avowed Nazi running for Congress. To the good people of Illinois, you have two reasonable choices: write in another candidate, or vote for the Democrat. This bigoted fool should receive ZERO votes. https://t.co/9WYlvCMKaF

— Ted Cruz (@tedcruz) June 29, 2018

The GOP has since scrambled into action. McSweeney is pleased that it appears the Illinois GOP will finally work to support a write-in candidate to challenge Jones. But the damage, some in the party argue, has been done.

“Morally reprehensible, that is the most important part,” Mcsweeney told me. “It’s just a disaster. This guy is a complete jackass, a complete nutcase, and doesn’t represent anything from the party that we’re all part of. It’s just absolutely necessary to make sure the people know that this guy is a fraud, a nutcase, a loser, and should be shunned, and hopefully gets zero votes except for his own pitiful vote.”

(When Jones was told by Politico there would be no third-party challenger from the GOP on his race, he said, “I snookered them. … I played by the rules, what can I say?”)

About 800 miles southeast of Chicago, Russell Walker, a retired chemical engineer, is running to represent District 48 in the North Carolina state House of Representatives. On his website he explains that he believes white people are superior and that there is “no such thing as equality.”

The latest and the most demonized expression in the English language, surpassing hate and racist is –”White Supremacy”. Well someone or group has to be supreme and that group is the whites of the world. As explained in detail in another section of this website, there is no such thing as equality. Someone or something has to be superior and someone or something has to be inferior. That is just such a simple fact that it needs no explanation.

He has picketed a local newspaper while holding a sign stating, “GOD IS A RACIST.” He refers to Barack Obama as “genetically inferior” and says “woman are [sic] the weaker sex.” He refers to white women who have interracial relationships as “race traitors.” And according to his appearance this week on the neo-Nazi Stormfront Action podcast, he’s advising Arthur Jones, saying: “Jones is for real. He has strong ideas about Nazism.”

Walker gained some national notoriety in 2017 when, during a television interview following a lawsuit he filed to keep the Confederate flag in South Carolina courtrooms was dismissed, he referred to Martin Luther King Jr. using a racial slur.

The North Carolina Republican Party has repeatedly disavowed Walker’s campaign, as has the Hoke County Republican Party. (Hoke is one of the counties included within Walker’s district.)

In a June 26 post on a county party website, SaveHoke.com, Hal Nunn, county party chair, stated: “The Hoke County Republican Party agrees with NCGOP Chairman Robin Hayes comments on the Republican candidate for NC House 48 race and adds that this person’s actions and comments, past/present, are completely disturbing, and we will not support a candidate with such racist, misogynistic, anti-Semitic and anti-military views.”

Mark Schenck, chair of the Scotland County Republican Party (also included within Walker’s district), went further, blasting Walker in an email sent to a North Carolina journalist: “Russell Walker does not represent Republican Values. Republicans are said to be the Party of Lincoln, Walker hates Lincoln.”

Walker responded by threatening both Schenck and Nunn. He and Schenck had a confrontation on June 25. A day later, after Nunn posted on SaveHoke.com that the Hoke County GOP wouldn’t be supporting Walker, Walker wrote Nunn an email “telling, not politely asking” him that the post must be taken down.

Walker also left a voicemail for Nunn (you can listen to it here), threatening to force foreclosure on Nunn’s home and cars (“I’ll put liens on your house, every goddamn car I can find and everything else”). He also said, “You don’t know where Jews come from.”

On July 2, Walker was sent a “no trespassing” notice by the North Carolina GOP, which stated in part: “The North Carolina Republican Party did not make this decision lightly; however, due to your recent behavior and threatening messages we feel it to be necessary. The Party has determined that your presence at the events and on Party offices or property impair the functioning of the Party.”

Walker — and Jones, Corey Stewart, a neo-Nazi running for office as a Republican in California, and others — are a problem for Republicans and the GOP at large.

The party has responded largely by either condemning and attempting to disavow far-right candidates while arguing that somewhere, a Democrat is doing something even more dastardly (praising anti-Semitic Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan, for example). Or they maintain complete radio silence about candidates who claim the party’s mantle despite openly embracing the worst of the alt-right.

As Democrats try to hold onto a polling lead in advance of this fall’s midterm elections, they have and will tie racist and far-right leaning Republican candidates to other Republicans running for office or already serving, forcing Republicans to either disavow them or risk appearing soft on anti-Semitic racism.

Racist rhetoric, after all, doesn’t typically serve Republicans well electorally. In Virginia’s 2017 governor’s race, for example, Republican Ed Gillespie rode hard on NFL protests and keeping Confederate statues in place — and lost, as Democratic and independent voters were motivated to turn out in part by Gillespie’s strategy.

Not to mention that racism is inherently anathema to minority votes. A critical rise in black turnout in Alabama’s Senate special election helped push Democrat Doug Jones over controversial Republican Roy Moore. One activist told the Atlantic that black voters were responding to “the resurgence of this white conservative overtly racist rhetoric.” Bad Republican candidates also depress Republican voting. In that Alabama election, thousands of voters — including many who supported Donald Trump in 2016 — simply didn’t show up.

More important, candidates like Walker and Jones threaten to further inculcate the idea that the Republican Party is inherently susceptible to candidates who espouse racist and anti-Semitic ideas. The Republican Party is, after all, both the party of Lincoln, and the party of Richard Nixon and Lee Atwater’s Southern strategy aimed at getting racists on board without, in Atwater’s own words, “saying, ‘nigger, nigger, nigger.’” And it’s also the party of the nation’s most prominent birther, who rode to the White House on a wave of what researchers in December 2017 called “racial resentment.”

In the wake of Trump’s “very fine people on both sides” comments after Charlottesville, and with his outward support of Corey Stewart and silence on other extremist candidates, and with what feels like more and more Republican candidates with connections to racist and anti-Semitic ideas and figures emerging by the day, that idea isn’t likely to go away.

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Sex, Lies and Prenups: Donald Trump’s Timeless Wisdom on Love

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Sex, Lies and Prenups: Donald Trump’s Timeless Wisdom on Love

“I’m a major romantic.”

— The Howard Stern Show, February 27, 2013

Trump: Think Like a Billionaire, 2004

—Think Big and Kick Ass in Business and Life, 2007

“I’m very busy to be running out looking for presents.”

Fox News, April 26, 2018

“Dating is like being in Vietnam…It’s like war out there.”

— The Howard Stern Show, January 11, 1993

—Comeback

“I watched @todayshow this AM re: @MarthaStewart & dating. She looks terrific, better than ever, any guy would be lucky to be with her.”

— Twitter, May 9, 2013

“People are really vicious, and no place are they more vicious than in their relationships with the opposite sex.”

—Comeback

“It’s all in the hunt and once you get it, it loses some of its energy. I think competitive, successful men feel that way about women. Don’t you agree?”

—TrumpNation

Matrimony

— The Howard Stern Show, December 15, 2004

“Having a good wife and having a nice family is very, very important. There is no substitute for it, frankly.”

— Interview with Rona Barrett, 1980

“I never speak about my wife—which is one of the advantages of not being a politician. My marriage is and should be a personal thing.”

—Playboy, March 1, 1990

“I believe in marriage—one woman, one marriage.”

— ABC Primetime Live, March 10, 1994

“I love the institution of marriage. It cost me a fortune, but I love the institution of marriage.”

— Late Show with David Letterman, August 21, 1997

—Surviving

“Congratulations to Michelle and Barack Obama on their 20th anniversary.”

— Twitter, October 4, 2012

“Happy Anniversary to my wonderful wife @MELANIATRUMP — a truly great decision by me!”

— Twitter, January 22, 2014

“@katyperry Katy, what the hell were you thinking when you married loser Russell Brand. There is a guy who has got nothing going, a waste!”

— Twitter, October 16, 2014

“I always felt that if you have to work at a relationship that the relationship is not going to work.”

—TrumpNation

—Think Big

“One thing I have learned: There is high maintenance. There is low maintenance. I want no maintenance.”

—Comeback

“Find a woman who is supportive, because there is nothing better than a supportive woman.”

—Comeback

—Billionaire

“Being on the other side of a relationship with someone like me must be difficult.”

—People, May 19, 1997

Fidelity

—Think Big

“There are those that say that you’re more attractive after you get married.”

— The Howard Stern Show, December 15, 2004

—Comeback

“When a man leaves a woman, especially when it was perceived that he has left for a piece of ass—a good one!—there are 50 percent of the population who will love the woman who was left.”

—Vanity Fair, September 1990

“I’ve never had any trouble in bed …”

—Surviving

—Comeback

—Surviving

“Robert Pattinson should not take back Kristen Stewart. She cheated on him like a dog & will do it again–just watch. He can do much better!”

— Twitter, October 17, 2012

“Everyone knows I am right that Robert Pattinson should dump Kristen Stewart. In a couple of years, he will thank me. Be smart, Robert.”

— Twitter, October 22, 2012

“You know what I hate? When I see a woman and a man married, and a woman is married to a rich guy, right? And then the guy kicks the bucket. He’s gone, and she’s dating the following week.”

— The Howard Stern Show, July 16, 2008

Divorce

— CBS This Morning, January 9, 1998

“I hate the concept of divorce. I hate everything it represents.”

— Larry King Show, April 18, 1990

— The Howard Stern Show, November 4, 1997

—Comeback

“You know, you look at divorce rates, the biggest problem with marriage and the biggest reason for divorce is money. They don’t have enough money.”

— Speech at the National Achiever’s Congress in Sydney, Australia, September 21, 2011

—Think Big

“I hope Mark Zuckerberg signs a prenup with his current girlfriend- perhaps soon to be wife. Otherwise, she can walk away with 9 billion.”

— Twitter, May 15, 2012

“Anybody of wealth or even modest wealth who doesn’t have a prenuptial agreement is mentally retarded, okay?”

—TrumpNation

“My comeback would have been totally impossible had I not had fully executed and well-drawn prenuptial agreements with both Ivana and Marla.”

—Comeback

“Everyone goes into a marriage thinking that it will last forever. But over fifty percent of the time, marriages don’t work out.”

—Billionaire

“You should never ignore the power that money has to destroy relationships.”

—Billionaire

“What the hell do I know, I’ve been divorced twice?”

—Think Big

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Sex, Lies and Prenups: Donald Trump’s Timeless Wisdom on Love

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Sex, Lies and Prenups: Donald Trump’s Timeless Wisdom on Love

“I’m a major romantic.”

— The Howard Stern Show, February 27, 2013

Trump: Think Like a Billionaire, 2004

—Think Big and Kick Ass in Business and Life, 2007

“I’m very busy to be running out looking for presents.”

Fox News, April 26, 2018

“Dating is like being in Vietnam…It’s like war out there.”

— The Howard Stern Show, January 11, 1993

—Comeback

“I watched @todayshow this AM re: @MarthaStewart & dating. She looks terrific, better than ever, any guy would be lucky to be with her.”

— Twitter, May 9, 2013

“People are really vicious, and no place are they more vicious than in their relationships with the opposite sex.”

—Comeback

“It’s all in the hunt and once you get it, it loses some of its energy. I think competitive, successful men feel that way about women. Don’t you agree?”

—TrumpNation

Matrimony

— The Howard Stern Show, December 15, 2004

“Having a good wife and having a nice family is very, very important. There is no substitute for it, frankly.”

— Interview with Rona Barrett, 1980

“I never speak about my wife—which is one of the advantages of not being a politician. My marriage is and should be a personal thing.”

—Playboy, March 1, 1990

“I believe in marriage—one woman, one marriage.”

— ABC Primetime Live, March 10, 1994

“I love the institution of marriage. It cost me a fortune, but I love the institution of marriage.”

— Late Show with David Letterman, August 21, 1997

—Surviving

“Congratulations to Michelle and Barack Obama on their 20th anniversary.”

— Twitter, October 4, 2012

“Happy Anniversary to my wonderful wife @MELANIATRUMP — a truly great decision by me!”

— Twitter, January 22, 2014

“@katyperry Katy, what the hell were you thinking when you married loser Russell Brand. There is a guy who has got nothing going, a waste!”

— Twitter, October 16, 2014

“I always felt that if you have to work at a relationship that the relationship is not going to work.”

—TrumpNation

—Think Big

“One thing I have learned: There is high maintenance. There is low maintenance. I want no maintenance.”

—Comeback

“Find a woman who is supportive, because there is nothing better than a supportive woman.”

—Comeback

—Billionaire

“Being on the other side of a relationship with someone like me must be difficult.”

—People, May 19, 1997

Fidelity

—Think Big

“There are those that say that you’re more attractive after you get married.”

— The Howard Stern Show, December 15, 2004

—Comeback

“When a man leaves a woman, especially when it was perceived that he has left for a piece of ass—a good one!—there are 50 percent of the population who will love the woman who was left.”

—Vanity Fair, September 1990

“I’ve never had any trouble in bed …”

—Surviving

—Comeback

—Surviving

“Robert Pattinson should not take back Kristen Stewart. She cheated on him like a dog & will do it again–just watch. He can do much better!”

— Twitter, October 17, 2012

“Everyone knows I am right that Robert Pattinson should dump Kristen Stewart. In a couple of years, he will thank me. Be smart, Robert.”

— Twitter, October 22, 2012

“You know what I hate? When I see a woman and a man married, and a woman is married to a rich guy, right? And then the guy kicks the bucket. He’s gone, and she’s dating the following week.”

— The Howard Stern Show, July 16, 2008

Divorce

— CBS This Morning, January 9, 1998

“I hate the concept of divorce. I hate everything it represents.”

— Larry King Show, April 18, 1990

— The Howard Stern Show, November 4, 1997

—Comeback

“You know, you look at divorce rates, the biggest problem with marriage and the biggest reason for divorce is money. They don’t have enough money.”

— Speech at the National Achiever’s Congress in Sydney, Australia, September 21, 2011

—Think Big

“I hope Mark Zuckerberg signs a prenup with his current girlfriend- perhaps soon to be wife. Otherwise, she can walk away with 9 billion.”

— Twitter, May 15, 2012

“Anybody of wealth or even modest wealth who doesn’t have a prenuptial agreement is mentally retarded, okay?”

—TrumpNation

“My comeback would have been totally impossible had I not had fully executed and well-drawn prenuptial agreements with both Ivana and Marla.”

—Comeback

“Everyone goes into a marriage thinking that it will last forever. But over fifty percent of the time, marriages don’t work out.”

—Billionaire

“You should never ignore the power that money has to destroy relationships.”

—Billionaire

“What the hell do I know, I’ve been divorced twice?”

—Think Big

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Sex, Lies and Prenups: Donald Trump’s Timeless Wisdom on Love

New Post has been published on https://thebiafrastar.com/sex-lies-and-prenups-donald-trumps-timeless-wisdom-on-love-2/

Sex, Lies and Prenups: Donald Trump’s Timeless Wisdom on Love

“I’m a major romantic.”

— The Howard Stern Show, February 27, 2013

Trump: Think Like a Billionaire, 2004

—Think Big and Kick Ass in Business and Life, 2007

“I’m very busy to be running out looking for presents.”

Fox News, April 26, 2018

“Dating is like being in Vietnam…It’s like war out there.”

— The Howard Stern Show, January 11, 1993

—Comeback

“I watched @todayshow this AM re: @MarthaStewart & dating. She looks terrific, better than ever, any guy would be lucky to be with her.”

— Twitter, May 9, 2013

“People are really vicious, and no place are they more vicious than in their relationships with the opposite sex.”

—Comeback

“It’s all in the hunt and once you get it, it loses some of its energy. I think competitive, successful men feel that way about women. Don’t you agree?”

—TrumpNation

Matrimony

— The Howard Stern Show, December 15, 2004

“Having a good wife and having a nice family is very, very important. There is no substitute for it, frankly.”

— Interview with Rona Barrett, 1980

“I never speak about my wife—which is one of the advantages of not being a politician. My marriage is and should be a personal thing.”

—Playboy, March 1, 1990

“I believe in marriage—one woman, one marriage.”

— ABC Primetime Live, March 10, 1994

“I love the institution of marriage. It cost me a fortune, but I love the institution of marriage.”

— Late Show with David Letterman, August 21, 1997

—Surviving

“Congratulations to Michelle and Barack Obama on their 20th anniversary.”

— Twitter, October 4, 2012

“Happy Anniversary to my wonderful wife @MELANIATRUMP — a truly great decision by me!”

— Twitter, January 22, 2014

“@katyperry Katy, what the hell were you thinking when you married loser Russell Brand. There is a guy who has got nothing going, a waste!”

— Twitter, October 16, 2014

“I always felt that if you have to work at a relationship that the relationship is not going to work.”

—TrumpNation

—Think Big

“One thing I have learned: There is high maintenance. There is low maintenance. I want no maintenance.”

—Comeback

“Find a woman who is supportive, because there is nothing better than a supportive woman.”

—Comeback

—Billionaire

“Being on the other side of a relationship with someone like me must be difficult.”

—People, May 19, 1997

Fidelity

—Think Big

“There are those that say that you’re more attractive after you get married.”

— The Howard Stern Show, December 15, 2004

—Comeback

“When a man leaves a woman, especially when it was perceived that he has left for a piece of ass—a good one!—there are 50 percent of the population who will love the woman who was left.”

—Vanity Fair, September 1990

“I’ve never had any trouble in bed …”

—Surviving

—Comeback

—Surviving

“Robert Pattinson should not take back Kristen Stewart. She cheated on him like a dog & will do it again–just watch. He can do much better!”

— Twitter, October 17, 2012

“Everyone knows I am right that Robert Pattinson should dump Kristen Stewart. In a couple of years, he will thank me. Be smart, Robert.”

— Twitter, October 22, 2012

“You know what I hate? When I see a woman and a man married, and a woman is married to a rich guy, right? And then the guy kicks the bucket. He’s gone, and she’s dating the following week.”

— The Howard Stern Show, July 16, 2008

Divorce

— CBS This Morning, January 9, 1998

“I hate the concept of divorce. I hate everything it represents.”

— Larry King Show, April 18, 1990

— The Howard Stern Show, November 4, 1997

—Comeback

“You know, you look at divorce rates, the biggest problem with marriage and the biggest reason for divorce is money. They don’t have enough money.”

— Speech at the National Achiever’s Congress in Sydney, Australia, September 21, 2011

—Think Big

“I hope Mark Zuckerberg signs a prenup with his current girlfriend- perhaps soon to be wife. Otherwise, she can walk away with 9 billion.”

— Twitter, May 15, 2012

“Anybody of wealth or even modest wealth who doesn’t have a prenuptial agreement is mentally retarded, okay?”

—TrumpNation

“My comeback would have been totally impossible had I not had fully executed and well-drawn prenuptial agreements with both Ivana and Marla.”

—Comeback

“Everyone goes into a marriage thinking that it will last forever. But over fifty percent of the time, marriages don’t work out.”

—Billionaire

“You should never ignore the power that money has to destroy relationships.”

—Billionaire

“What the hell do I know, I’ve been divorced twice?”

—Think Big

Art Direction byErin Aulov and Megan McCrink.Additional design and production by Lily Mihalik. Photography and additional production by M. Scott Mahaskey, Bill Kuchman and Katie Ellsworth.

#Foreign #Politics #Timeless #Wisdom

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