The details surrounding Donald Trump’s “victory” party have been a little sketchy and up in the air over the past few days. For one, don’t count your chickens until they hatch, dude. But even beyond the fact that Donald’s narcissism has him convinced he’s on the fast track to a victory this evening, despite his dismal polling and the fact that the votes likely won’t even all be counted by tonight, the details surrounding his shindig have been less than organized.
It was first reported, it seemed, that Trump was planning to hold a big get together at his Trump International Hotel on election night. However, it didn’t take long at all for those plans to changes, for what still appears to be unknown reasons, with the party ultimately being moved to the White House. But now the plans are changing still.
According to a new report from CNN, not only has the venue for the event been changed, the White House has apparently massively scaled back the guest list — nearly cutting it in half from a staggering 400 to 250.
The party that’s scheduled to take place inside the White House, that’s now been turned into a makeshift, unscalable fortress surrounded by barricades, is supposed to kick off in the East Room, with expectations that it will flow throughout other rooms on the main floor. Thus far, it is once again unclear what spurred the sudden changes to the plans.
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It could be speculated that the scaled-back guest list is a result of growing concerns over the still rapidly-spreading coronavirus, though CNN reports that all of the expected attendees on the reduced guest list “will receive a rapid test for Covid-19, and each guest will receive a testing bracelet.” But there’s also the chance that the sudden changes could be a result of concerns over Donald’s ultimately political fate.
Trump has already sounded rather defeated on this Election Day, even going so far as to declare, “It’s been a great run.” There is certainly a very real possibility that the Trump White House has pulled back on the guest list because of possible impending humiliation. We all know good and well that Donald Trump cannot bear the idea of losing — especially not in front of 400 people.
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