There were still a few minutes left of Donald Trump’s troubled tenure as U.S. president, but his First Lady had had enough.
When the pair disembarked from Air Force One at Palm Beach International Airport on Wednesday, Trump paused for one last photocall.
His wife, however who’d changed en route from a fitted suit and heels into a flowing Gucci kaftan and flats barely broke her stride.
She headed straight for the waiting limousine, leaving him to wave for the cameras and small crowd on his own.
Melania, at least, knew that it was all over. For her, the departure from the White House may have come not a moment too soon.
New York City joins PGA, major banks in cutting ties with Trump Organization after Capitol riot
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The Trump Organization is under city contract to operate two ice rinks and a carousel in Central Park as well as a golf course in the Bronx.
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New York City will terminate business contracts with President Donald Trump after last week s riot at the US Capitol, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced.
PGA cuts ties with Trump, organizations pause political donations and Twitter permanently bans Trump’s account
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Trump rebuked by PGA of America, R&A after Capitol riot
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(Reuters) – Donald Trump was handed a stinging rebuke by the world of professional golf, with the PGA of America and the R&A both announcing they would shun two courses owned by the President in the wake of the storming of the U.S. Capitol.
Trump exhorted thousands of supporters to march on the Capitol last Wednesday as Congress met to certify his defeat to Joe Biden, prompting chaos in which crowds breached the building and forced the evacuation of both chambers.
The vote to cut ties with President Trump came after a deadly insurrection at the Capitol. The Trump Organization said it has a beautiful partnership and binding contract with the PGA.