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Rep. Anna Paulina Luna Blasts Daily Beast for Salacious Headline

AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite

A salacious post from The Daily Beast on Monday acted as clickbait for all of the people who doubt President Donald Trump's faithfulness to his wife, Melania. Of course, you weren't supposed to click through and read the actual story, just retweet the original post to try to get some engagement.

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Ooh, that sounds juicy. Just look at the photo they chose to run with the piece.

Yes, they are that pathetic.

Breaking news intern Erkki Forster reports:

Donald Trump once offered a MAGA newcomer his bed while she was feeling unwell, but told her to keep it a secret from Melania, according to a new bombshell book.

The president made the offer aboard his personal jet in 2023, when Florida Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna, 35, was pregnant.

“If you need a bed to lay down in, there’s one here on the plane. If you feel sick and you need to lay there, you can lay on it,” Trump reportedly told Luna.

“Just don’t tell Melania. She doesn’t like other women on my bed,” he joked.

"Bombshell."

Rep. Anna Paulina Luna blasted The Daily Beast for trying to frame this as something untoward:

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Her post continues:

I was very pregnant and at the time experiencing pre-eclampsia symptoms, but was not diagnosed. As soon as @realDonaldTrump boarded the plane, being the gentleman and good person that he is, said if I did not feel well, I could use the back room. He did this in a respectful way and in front of my husband, of which we thanked him. He also assured me that they had a medical team on board in case anything happened and they were aware of how pregnant I was. 

This was the most compassionate thing that could’ve been done at the time.  I find it disgusting that the author fails to recognize that. A few weeks later, I was induced because I did have pre-eclampsia . The author of this book never reached out to me for comment. Which means that this book is likely going to be a shit hit piece. If people in POTUS orbit are talking to this author, they need to be cut off immediately. This is gross.

Well said, and well deserved.

Time to approach UC Berkeley about a refund.

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We wouldn't be surprised if they deleted the post. There are dozens of replies to Luna's post saying simply, "Sue them!"

And in case you didn't think this was all intentional, here's The Daily Beast's subhead: "The alleged comments cast new light on the president’s eyebrow-raising marriage to Melania Trump."

What? "Eyebrow-raising marriage?" What are you saying, exactly?

Garbage.

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