Donald Trump s unconventional first months out of office
29 Apr, 2021 05:00 PM
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By: Natalie Brown
Never one to embrace tradition, Donald Trump s first three months out of the White House have been far from the conventional post-Oval Office retirements enjoyed by those among his 44 predecessors.
Holding court at his namesake resort in Palm Beach s Mar-a-Lago, the 74-year-old s days are spent doing everything from plotting the next chapter of his political career to writing a post-presidential memoir and recruiting MAGA-aligned Republican primary challengers. He didn t play by the rules as President and he s certainly not going to as an ex-President, Newsmax CEO and longtime friend, Chris Ruddy, told CNN as one of more than a dozen Trump aides, confidants and allies who gave the publication insight into the former leader s new life.
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Artist s rendition of the Trump-branded Lido Residences in West Java Real estate projects in Southeast Asia bearing the name of former US president Donald Trump have apparently reached an impasse as plans to build Trump-branded country clubs, luxury resorts and residences as part of a 35 trillion rupiah ($2.4 billion) entertainment and lifestyle complex in Indonesia appear to have stalled, according to a Nikkei Asia report referring to local developer MNC Land. The resort, whose construction is being led by a unit of Indonesian conglomerate MNC Group, is finally gathering speed following years of delays and the latest disruption by.
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There were some choice moments of irony, said Rojas, whose friend reported seeing a Trump supporter whacking a protester with a sign that read The Silent Majority Supports Trump.
A man can be seen dragging Rojas by the collar of his shirt before falling to the ground. While on the ground Rojas gets kicked by the man who was dragging him.
According to the campaign, the man who dragged Rojas is not a Trump campaign staffer or an employee of the Trump Resort, he was merely an attendee at the rally.
Once outside the event, Rojas and his fellow protesters were escorted off the premises by police