Ex-Trumpers Are Trying To Exonerate Themselves. We Must Not Let Them.
Trump's former White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham is attempting self-absolution by publishing a tell-all book.
by Bob Cesca
WASHINGTON, DC -- Before we dig in today, a little about me: I truly despise contributing to a Trump loyalist’s attempt at self-absolution after four years of tyrannical idiocracy in the White House. Yet what we’re going to discuss here is too important to ignore. The aforementioned self-absolution is exactly what former White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham is attempting to do with her new tell-all book about her time working for Trump, the first one-term loser in 30 years.
We’ll cover a few revelations in the book that are noteworthy and, if true, add to the validity of what we’ve been saying about Grisham’s former boss for more than six years.
Before we get to the big items, there are, of course, a few silly and bizarre things from the book:
A Trump staffer, Max Miller, Grisham’s ex-boyfriend, was known as “the Music Man,” according to the book. Miller was tasked with playing showtunes for the president whenever he’d have a temper tantrum…
