President Donald Trump returns to his private Palm Beach club Tuesday for the first time since April, and several of his dues-paying members said they plan on making a beeline there in the hopes of catching a glimpse of the president or even chatting him up over the holiday weekend, including an extravagant Thanksgiving buffet
Friends say the president relishes rubbing shoulders with club members at his “Winter White House”—even though his chief of staff John Kelly, a new addition since the president’s last visit this spring, has reportedly been looking for ways to keep the president out of Mar-a-Lago’s common dining area.
The president thrives on the interactions he has with guests, friends and members, and I’d be surprised if that didn’t continue in some way,” said Chris Ruddy, a Mar-a-Lago member and Newsmax CEO who has been friendly with Trump for nearly 20 years
Friends say the president relishes rubbing shoulders with club members at his “Winter White House”—even though his chief of staff John Kelly, a new addition since the president’s last visit this spring, has reportedly been looking for ways to keep the president out of Mar-a-Lago’s common dining area.
The president thrives on the interactions he has with guests, friends and members, and I’d be surprised if that didn’t continue in some way,” said Chris Ruddy, a Mar-a-Lago member and Newsmax CEO who has been friendly with Trump for nearly 20 years
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