How Melania Trump is fighting back in 2022: the former US first lady has critiqued Joe Biden’s America, stood up to hubby Donald, and even taken a jab at Vogue’s Anna Wintour

Here are five times Mrs Trump has publicly clapped back in 2022 so far.
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Move over Real Housewives of Potomac, Melania has hinted that she wants to be the queen of the riverside area once again. Donald hasn’t formally announced a run for office in the 2024 US Presidential Election but the former American leader has strongly hinted that he’ll make a bid to win back power after president Joe Biden was triumphant in 2020.
Melania appeared to show she’s preparing for a return to Washington DC in a couple of years when she was asked in a recent interview whether Americans could expect her to move back into the White House one day. “Never say never,” she told Fox News.
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“I know it operates completely different than any other city. But I really liked it there and I really enjoyed living in the White House. To be the first lady of the United States was my greatest honour and I think we achieved a lot in the four years of the Trump administration,” she added. “I enjoyed taking care of the White House. It was my home for a while. I understood it is a people’s house. It was a privilege to live there.”
And she has cutting words for Joe Biden

Melania appeared to be setting the table for a possible Trump campaign run as she blasted the current administration, blaming Joe Biden for a shortage of baby milk formula in the United States, among other things.
She insists she’s doing more than her critics

Melania’s Be Best initiative, launched during her time as first lady, sought to combat issues such as online bullying and children’s substance addiction. This year she has been using her platform to turn attention to record US overdose levels and the foster care outgrowth of her Be Best initiative, to which some of the funds from her NFT art sales go.
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“I know that Covid-19 brought another struggle to the people who were having problems before. But what’s going on is unthinkable. A lot of people are dying from drugs and it’s very hard to see,” she told Fox News.

When asked about media hostility, she responded: “People I see always criticise me whatever I do and I’m used to that. I move forward and I’m here to helping people and that is the mission. And those people who criticise me, I would encourage them to help in their own community or maybe join my Foster the Future initiative.”
The former model has more “important” things to do than Vogue

“They’re biased and they have likes and dislikes and it’s so obvious,” Mrs Trump said to Fox News after leaving the White House. “And I think American people and everyone see it. It was their decision, and I have much more important things to do, and I did in the White House, than being on the cover of Vogue.”
But since her time as first lady, Melania’s former aide and friend has claimed she was offered a photo shoot but turned it down because she wasn’t guaranteed the magazine cover.
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And she’s clapping back at Donald Trump


Former Trump campaign leader Kellyanne Conway revealed in her new book that Melania supported her during a difficult time in her marriage when her husband George Conway was critical of Mr Trump. “‘We don’t control our husbands – and you don’t control us’!” Melania told her spouse, according to Mrs Conway, whose daughter Claudia also made headlines by being outspoken about her differing political beliefs.

- The former first lady said ‘never say never’ when asked about returning to the White House with Donald Trump, after leaving Washington DC for Florida in 2021
- She’s called American Vogue ‘biased’ for putting Barack Obama’s wife Michelle, Bill Clinton’s wife Hillary and Joe Biden’s wife Jill on the covers, but not her