Trump’s Leisurely Day on the Course
Donald Trump’s leisurely day at his Florida golf course was a relaxed affair, accompanied by the tunes of David Bowie’s “Starman” echoing from his cart.
Flaunting his trademark MAGA hat and number 46 golf attire, the former president navigated his course alongside Senator Lindsey Graham.
It’s a familiar scene, given Trump’s penchant for assuming the role of DJ, often gracing his Mar-a-Lago club with Bowie’s music during meals.
Bowie’s Influence and Trump’s Admiration
The choice of Bowie’s hit song goes beyond mere preference; it delves into the artist’s legacy.
Bowie’s iconic persona, Ziggy Stardust, served as an otherworldly harbinger of hope, resonating with a generation amidst impending chaos.
Trump’s affinity for Bowie’s music and acknowledgment of the late artist’s talent don’t go unnoticed, despite occasional clashes with Bowie’s family regarding the use of his music at campaign rallies.
Trump’s Political Battles and Team’s Response
While Trump appeared unfazed on the course, his team was embroiled in legal disputes.
The decision by Maine and Colorado to bar him from their presidential ballots due to his alleged role in the January 6th Capitol insurrection triggered a swift response.
Despite these setbacks, Michigan and subsequently California validated his eligibility, leading to Trump’s team decrying what they viewed as partisan attempts to disenfranchise voters.
Mar-a-Lago’s Holiday Gathering and Melania’s Absence
Social media posts from Mar-a-Lago during the Christmas celebration captured Trump’s family, noticeably absent Melania Trump.
Her absence was attributed to her mother’s illness, as Amalija Knavs, Melania’s mother, reportedly remained hospitalized during the holidays.
Kimberly Guilfoyle’s social media shares painted a festive picture, showcasing Trump, his children, their partners, and grandchildren, with Barron, the youngest, towering over his father.