Donald Trump's Nephew, Fred Trump III, Said The Former President Told Him To Let His Disabled Son Die

Category: Politics

Fred Trump criticizes Donald Trump's treatment of disabled individuals, referencing his memoir where he recounts a troubling conversation about people with disabilities. He highlights the dangers of institutional ableism and its impact on the quality of life for those affected. Fred also emphasizes the positive influence of his disabled nephew, William, contrasting it with Donald's alleged insensitivity.

Keywords: Donald Trump, ableism, Fred Trump

Source: BuzzFeed

Update At: 7/31/2024

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