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Jan 21, 2021 10:51 PM EST
After leaving Washington D.C., Donald Trump spent the last minutes of his term giving good tidings. When in Florida, he was greeted by supporters who, in his final moments as President, gave a resounding thumbs up that could be heard in Washington.
The President left the White House before the next administration is sworn in. His leaving the Oval Office ends a tumultuous four years spent at the service of all Americans and America First. Trump said it was not the ending but the beginning.
On his last departure from the White House, President Trump flew to West Palm Beach from DC and went to Joint Base Andrews located in Maryland. This is the last time he boarded Marine One and Airforce One in his last trip, before becoming Citizen Trump, reported NTD.
Trump waves to supporters along Southern Boulevard January 20, 2021 at 3:15 PM EST - Updated January 20 at 3:15 PM
Itâs about a 12-minute drive from Palm Beach International Airport to Mar-a-Lago.
On Wednesday, former President Donald Trump s motorcade slowed down that drive as he waved at his supporters along Southern Boulevard.
Whether supporters walked over to Southern Boulevard from their homes, drove here, or even flew here from other states, they all shared the same sentiment: they wanted to welcome now former President Trump home to Palm Beach County on what would be his last motorcade as president.
This wasn t Toni Parenteâs first time seeing Trumpsâs motorcade along the route to Mar-a-Lago. In fact, she usually can see it from her home.
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Former President Trump received a warm greeting from supporters in South Florida on Wednesday morning as he made his way to his Mar-a-Lago resort after leaving the White House for the last time as the commander-in-chief.
Fans waved flags and held up signs and cell phones in West Palm Beach as they cheered Trump’s return to the state, where he plans to spend his immediate post-presidency. We just wanted to show him how much we appreciate him, Anita Bargas, who said she came from Texas to show her support, told WPLG-TV in Miami.