Mary Trump, the niece of Donald Trump, has expressed deep concerns regarding the implications of her uncle’s policies and ambitions for America’s future.

Mary Trump has long been vocal about her disapproval of her uncle’s actions. Her critiques diverge significantly from the generally supportive stance adopted by the rest of her family. She even penned a memoir entitled “Too Much and Never Enough,” shedding light on Donald Trump and his family’s dynamics.

Mary, whose father was Fred Trump Jr., Donald Trump’s elder brother who passed away in 1981, recently commented on the state of the nation upon Donald’s return to the presidential office. She described the current climate as “uniquely dangerous times.”

In a conversation with Newsweek, Mary suggested that the U.S. might need to adapt to new ways of functioning, highlighting concerns that her uncle’s leadership might lead to challenging circumstances.

There’s no denying that Donald Trump is quick to enact significant changes once he is in command. While some find his leadership dynamic and interesting, others worry about the mixed impacts — whether it will bring progress or disorder remains to be seen and might only become clear post his tenure.

When Will Donald Trump Step Down?

The U.S. Constitution restricts presidents to two four-year terms. However, there’s been talk about Donald Trump potentially defying this norm to pursue a third term in office, an unprecedented move that could resemble an attempt at seizing power.

The nearly 79-year-old Donald Trump has even alluded to this possibility, suggesting he might try for reelection after his current term — a notion that is both unsettling and ambitious.

Earlier this year, he mentioned the existence of “loopholes” that might allow him to stay in power, though he claimed he wasn’t inclined to exploit them. “I’d rather not discuss that now,” he remarked, “but as you know, there are some well-known loopholes.”

“But I don’t believe in loopholes,” he continued. “I don’t believe in using loopholes.”

To achieve such a feat, Donald Trump would need substantial public support or, hypothetically, resort to force, ultimately leading to a dictatorship-like scenario. Critics, including Mary Trump, are vocally wary of such prospects.

In a recent interview with The Telegraph, Mary stressed the importance of vigilance regarding her uncle’s intentions. She fears that Donald Trump harbors aspirations of lifelong leadership, potentially challenging the 22nd Amendment.

Mary, a clinical psychologist, elaborated, “That’s what Donald certainly has in mind. It’s not about whether or not he’ll run. It’s about whether or not he’ll leave. He is more likely to declare, ‘I’m president for life and I’m not going anywhere,’ and dare people to remove him.”

“What enforcement mechanism exists to remove a sitting president who refuses to vacate after losing an election? We’ve never confronted this dilemma. I suspect he is willing to challenge that boundary,” she added.

Finally, she reflected, “America is a profoundly divided country, and it has been for a considerable time. Donald is not an anomaly. He represents what I believe is the inevitable outcome of four decades of Republican ideology degradation.”

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