Donald Trump s background in commercial real estate shaped his presidency in many ways, from his administration s policies to his visits to Trump properties.
The many paths ahead for Donald Trump
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. Updated: 19 Jan 2021, 09:57 AM IST Bloomberg
Donald Trump leaves the White House as the most controversial president in modern history. So what now?
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Most ex-presidents spend their time out of office playing golf, getting their libraries in order, making well-paid speeches, writing even more lucrative memoirs and biting their tongues about what the next guy is doing. Other than the golf, the road ahead for Donald Trump, a president who has never adhered to his office’s norms, will be unlike any other.
We know where he will not be when his term ends at noon on Wednesday he’s the first president since Andrew Johnson in 1869 to decline to attend his successor’s inauguration. But there is no clear answer yet on what he plans to do next. Even where he plans to live is potentially up in the air though Trump says he’s moving to his Mar-a-Lago private club, some of his Palm Beach, Florid
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The NRA, which has presented itself as a defender of Second Amendment rights since it was founded in New York State in 1871, claimed the move to Texas was due to a “corrupt political and regulatory environment,” in New York, NPR reported.
The National Rifle Association, or the NRA, has declared Chapter 11 bankruptcy, according to court documents filed Friday in the Northern District of Texas. The organization plans to reincorporate in Texas, as New York’s attorney general pursues a fraud case against the nation’s leading gun lobby group, NPR reported.
The NRA has presented itself as a defender of Second Amendment rights since it was founded in New York State in 1871. It said the move to Texas was due to a “corrupt political and regulatory environment,” in New York, NPR reported.
They definitely charged multiple times, said Egypt Staley, 22, of Washington Heights.
He told the New York Daily News: Some people were just being grabbed off the sidewalk. Some people were not even facing them. They surrounded us. People were trying to leave. Some people were like, How can I even leave?
Helen Guzman, 30, told the paper: They were really violent. Cops were pushing, shoving folks, pummeling people, tackling them.
The area was all quiet by around 10pm, according to social media.
NYPD attacking protesters at City Hall Park pic.twitter.com/BHtH76kyde Isabelle Leyva (@isabelle leyva) January 19, 2021
Donald Trump is likely to maintain a grip on the populist wing of the GOP.
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Most ex-presidents spend their time out of office playing golf, getting their libraries in order, making well-paid speeches, writing even more lucrative memoirs and biting their tongues about what the next guy is doing. Other than the golf, the road ahead for Donald Trump, a president who has never adhered to his office s norms, will be unlike any other.
We know where he will not be when his term ends at noon on Wednesday - he s the first president since Andrew Johnson in 1869 to decline to attend his successor s inauguration. But there is no clear answer yet on what he plans to do next. Even where he plans to live is potentially up in the air - though Trump says he s moving to his Mar-a-Lago private club, some of his Palm Beach, Florida, neighbors are ch