Vic Presco said;
“I hate art!”
Our father had invested his mother’s inheritance in a partnership with his two daughters, and, just after Christine died, Vicki refuses to talk to him. Garth’s divorce attorney is helping Vicki with the artistic legacy. Vic calls her up and is told this;
“I’m in shock! I didn’t know you existed, or the partnership prints. I asked Garth and Vicki to inventory everything,”
Donald Trump has no respect for art, either. To him it is not a Pure Money Maker. He owns a fake Renoir ‘La Foge’ that speaks volumes to me. I believe it represents the prenuptial agreement Donald and Melania signed, that grants him the right to look at other beautiful women, and have intercourse with them. Melania admits her husband looks at other women, but, only pretends to lust after them. I believe Melania bought this painting because she saw herself in it. They have gone to the opera where Donald shows off his beautiful wife, but in La Loge, he searches the opera house for other beautiful women. He is like a kid in a candy store. He is a Sexa-holic. However, he could be looking for his daughter who brings many suitors to the opera, to make her father jealous. She is not making her mother jealous, because, that outsider is her step-mother.
This is why Melanie will not move to the White House. Trump’s ex-wives have fought their preneptual. possession is nine-tenths of the law. She knows Donald is guilt as charged. He is a womanizer guilty of physical and sexual abuse. She puts on a front of protection while she maneuvers in the covert background, looking for the best advantage. She is using Barron as a leverage. Ivanka is in full battle gear. She will protect her ABUSER that she has forgiven – many times! She has enjoyed the money and prestige like no woman in Donald’s life can. She is a Blackmailer.
This is why so many white educated women voted for Trump. They too were sexually abused by their fathers, but, they have put that behind them. They just want to have more money.Money is the cure-all. They did not like to see those abused women that lined up behind Hillary. They did like the women Trump lined up to accuse Bill Clinton, a known fall guy…. a guilty guy, that will keep his mouth shut!
I predict, that a month after Donald moves into the White, the Great National Divorce will begin. While we are all glued to our T.Vs. Ryan and Bug Man will dismantle the social safety net. Poor folks and their children will get hurt, badly! These are the naughty ones on food stamps. They will be blamed for the ills of the Nation, while reporters go looking for that new woman Donald is grabbing the pussy of. Our National will enter the Dysfunctional Soap Opera Depression, that will resemble Dallas. Our streets will fill to overflowing with the poor who lost everything. Meanwhile, the man of ‘La Foge’ searches for more victims – right in front of us! We will despair……..to no avail!
I think Melania is a Foreign Blackmailer! She is a national security risk. So is Donald. Putin will come comfort him when it gets real dark, and, President Trump is all alone in the White House asking himself….
“Who can I trust?”
Now is your chance. Declare Trump, and his family – unfit to serve our Nation!
Jon Presco
While he brags about their eight-figure valuations, “friends” of Republican presidential frontrunner Donald J. Trump are whispering about the French Impressionist paintings he sports in his home and on his plane may be fake.
Which is funny, because Trump himself told a friend that he “finds the New York arts crowd phony and elitist,” according to the New York Post, which has blown the whistle on the Donald’s supposedly invaluable collection.
Melania Trump went on the offensive for husband Donald Trump during an interviewwith CNN’s Anderson Cooper, Monday night, defending the GOP nominee against the allegations of sexual misconduct that have been raised by numerous women in the last week, alone.
Speaking from the couple’s shared apartment in Manhattan’s Trump Tower, Melania, 46, said, “I’m very strong. And people, they don’t really know me. People think I talk about me like, ‘Oh Melania. Oh poor Melania.’ Don’t feel sorry for me. I can handle everything.”
The mother of one also had a message for her husband’s critics. “I see in the press a lot almost like celebrities or people who think they’re celebrity. I would suggest to them at look at themselves in the mirror and to look at their actions and to take care of their own families,” she said.
In response, Melania spoke out through a statement, admonishing the vulgar comments, “The words my husband used are unacceptable and offensive to me. This does not represent the man that I know. He has the heart and mind of a leader.”
She added, “I hope people will accept his apology, as I have, and focus on the important issues facing our nation and the world.”
Speaking specifically about Donald’s 2005 conversation with Billy Bush, Melania recalled: “He apologized, and I accepted his apology, I hope the American people will accept it as well. It was many, many years ago.”
Though she called Bush and her husband “two teenage boys,” she also defended Donald’s “locker room” comments by explaining, “I know how some men talk, and that’s how I saw it,” even jokingly sharing: “Sometimes I say I have two boys at home, I have my young son and I have my husband.”
When asked about the recent accusations against her husband, Mrs. Trump explained, “No that isn’t sexual assault. He didn’t say that he did it.” She also revealed that she’s seen many women approach the real estate mogul in the past. “I see many, many women coming to him and giving the phone numbers and, you know, want to work for him,” Melania described. “And they know he’s married. They do it in front of me.”
Among the women who’ve come forward was former PEOPLE writer Natasha Stoynoff, who said that while interviewing Donald and then-pregnant Melania at Mar-a-Lago for a piece about their first wedding anniversary in 2005, the Presidential candidate “pushed” her up against a wall, forcing his tongue down her throat and later insisted that they would “have an affair.”
Donald vehemently denied the allegations last week, saying during a Florida rally that they are “all 100 percent, totally and completely fabricated.”
Melania also vehemently denied Stoynoff’s account. “The story that came out in PEOPLE magazine, the writer she said my husband took her to the room and started kissing her, she wrote in the same story about me that she saw me on 5th avenue, and I said to her ‘Natasha, how come we don’t see you anymore?’ I was never friends with her, I would not recognize her,” she said during her CNN interview. “That never happened, I was never friends with her, I saw her, she interviewed us twice, she came to the wedding, and for that story, that’s it. I would not recognize her on the street or ask her why we don’t see her anymore, so that was another thing like people come out saying lies and not true stuff.”
http://people.com/politics/melania-trump-anderson-cooper-interview/
“There’s nothing really nice about it. But in our world — with the long courts and with the vicious lawyers, and with all of the problems — if you have money or if you think you’re going to have money, you have to have a prenuptial agreement,” Trump told King in 2006, a year after his third marriage to Slovenian model Melania Knauss.
The media has had a field day fact-checking Trump’s wild claims, on subjects ranging from his personal worth to whether over a quarter of Muslims worldwide want to go to war with America. And now the lust for accuracy has come to the real estate developer’s art holdings.
The Post indicates that a version of Pierre-Auguste Renoir’s La Loge adorns Melania Trump’s Trump Tower office. But—sad trombone!—someone close to Trump says that while Trump “can appreciate fine art,” he “prefers higher-return investments,” so it may be a copy.
While showing Vanity Fair’s Mark Bowden around his Boeing 727, Trump bragged that a “Renoir” hanging on its wall was “worth $10 million,” pointing to the signature. A Huffington Post blogger also claimed to spot Renoirs, in this case at Trump’s Manhattan home. The current auction record for a Renoir canvas is $78 million, set by Au Moulin de la Galette (1876) at Sotheby’s New York in 1990; the painter’s 1894 oil on canvas Au Théâtre, la loge, sold at Christie’s New York for $6 million in 2008, while that same year,La Loge or L’Avant-Scene sold at Sotheby’s London for £7.4 million (approximately $10 million) to an unidentified buyer.
Other reports, meanwhile, indicate that paintings by jazz singer Tony Bennett hang at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home, in Florida. According to the artnet Auction Price Database, the top price paid at auction for a Bennett canvas is $1,000. The princely sum was paid not at a high-profile auction house like Sotheby’s or Christie’s, but rather at Quinn & Farmer in central Virginia.
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