Some seriously scandalous questions have come from little tidbits dribbling out in anticipation of Michael Wolff’s new book; Landslide: The Final Days of the Trump Presidency. 

Wolff has always had a bit of a credibility issue and not because Trump always denies the allegations written about him, Trump would deny that he’s an asshole, so it’s not like Trump’s denials mean anything. Wolff can be a great source for juicy material, but there have always been questions surrounding him whether he’ll print juicy material without great sources.

We mention it because he’s dropping some pretty hot stuff in his latest book, in which he implies that Melania isn’t even living at Mar-a-Lago, at least not much. From Rawstory:

“For four years in the White House, it was never quite clear how much time she was spending at the White House or in a house in Maryland where she had settled her parents,” Wolff said. “Aides were careful not to closely inquire or openly wonder. Here too, in Mar-a-Lago, it was unclear.

Though it was never actually confirmed, rumors that Melania was residing with her parents in Potomac, Maryland and not at the White House swirled throughout her husband’s failed one-term presidency.

We are positive that Melania had her ice-cold hands so firmly on the nuts of every White House employee that they didn’t even ask her whether she preferred her eggs scrambled or fried. Who would even know? We have never met Melania, never plan on meeting Melania, and would cross the street in order to avoid Melania, but, in our view, she does not come across as the Jennifer Aniston-type.

Well, for that matter, she doesn’t come across as the Jill Biden-type, who would probably ask you how you like your eggs as she cooked them herself if you were a guest at the White House. We seriously doubt that Mel chatted about much of anything and thus virtually no one knows where she might’ve been when.

Wolff continues:

In Feb. 2020, the International Business Times claimed that there were unverified reports Barron Trump was living with his grandparents in Potomac.

We hope so. There is no question whatsoever that there are tens of millions of kids that have it worse off than Barron Trump, but we always felt a bit sorry for the kid. His dad was president and he never even took the kid to a game or a rocket launch.

We dearly hope that Barron grew up as far away from his father as possible. We would be happy to hear that he attended a high school as a pretend foreign exchange student in Great Falls Montana. The further away from Trump, the better the odds of a normal adult life.

We would feel the same way about Melania except, unlike Barron, Melania chose her fate. Or, at least, she chose a part of her fate. There are confirmed reports everywhere that Melania was crying on the night of Trump’s victory over Hillary, and not tears of joy. She spent the first three to four months of his term living in Manhattan over the White House. Maybe that set a bit of a pattern. Who knows?

Last weekend, Melania was spotted in New York City for the first time since being thrown out of Washington, D.C., prompting many to wonder if she’s planning to move back to the city she called home for 20 years before being involuntarily thrust into the role of First Lady.

Sources tell People Magazine that she and Barron plan to divide their time this summer between the family’s Trump Tower penthouse apartment in Manhattan and their vacation home in Bedminster, New Jersey.

“Melania and her own family do many things together and not necessarily with Donald,” a source says, adding that she “is happiest when she is with her own family members, including her son.”

So apparently her “own family” doesn’t include her husband? Weird.

Still, as repulsive as Mel is, it’s not like anyone would blame her if it’s true.

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