Melania

Trump's lawyers threatened to sue DWT if we didn't take down our Melania-was-a-hooker post-- so we did.

By: Jay Dyer

Trump's version of "classy"I don't want to get into a whole thing about whether or not Melania was working as an escort when she first came to America. Trump's attorneys wrote me what's called a legal demand letter asking for a retraction and apology. I'm sorry I published a post asserting that you worked as a hooker, Melania, even though I was clear that I didn't think there was anything wrong with working as a hooker.

He wasn't jokingDid you ever get a letter from a Trumpy-the-Clown attorney threatening a law suit? I guess the really classic ones are the ones from ultimate sleaze bag Roy Cohn but he's sitting on Satan's dick now so the one I got a week or two ago was less collectible. They're suing me for writing about accusations that before she was married to Herr Trumpf, Melania wasn't just using her bod for modeling.

When I was very young and very destitute-- having just returned to the U.S. after nearly 7 years abroad-- I found myself broke and homeless in New York. I'm not proud to say so, but I made some money for myself down near 53rd and 3rd in Manhattan for a unpleasant few months until I got a record selling business going. I'm telling you that because I don't want you to think that I am being judgmental when I say that Melania Trump was doing the same thing at one point-- albeit not on Manhattan street corners.

Leave it to Mr. Trumpanzee and his evangelical allies to redefine "classy"No legitimate news organizations have published any of the steamy testimonials from Melania Knauss' clients from when she was making her living as a call girl before she met the Trumpanzee at the Kit Kat Club and hooked the supposed billionaire.

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