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"On Friday night, the candidate who almost always flies home in his private Boeing 757 to Trump Tower in New York or to his palatial Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach, Fla., instead slept in a Holiday Inn Express in Sioux City, Iowa. (“Good mattress,” he said afterward. “Clean.”)"
He will likely be criticized for that by the global warming crowd. Holiday Inns all over the country are leaving the lights on for Trump, in case he wants to stay there.
"On Friday night, the candidate who almost always flies home in his private Boeing 757 to Trump Tower in New York or to his palatial Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach, Fla., instead slept in a Holiday Inn Express in Sioux City, Iowa. (“Good mattress,” he said afterward. “Clean.”)"
It was because of the blizzard.
There were huge NYC airport delays Friday evening, he would have arrived hours late if at all. And it was looking even worse for Sat & Sun, so he was stuck.
"On Friday night, the candidate who almost always flies home in his private Boeing 757 to Trump Tower in New York or to his palatial Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach, Fla., instead slept in a Holiday Inn Express in Sioux City, Iowa. (“Good mattress,” he said afterward. “Clean.”)"
It was because of the blizzard.
There were huge NYC airport delays Friday evening, he would have arrived hours late if at all. And it was looking even worse for Sat & Sun, so he was stuck.
he must have been royally pissed - that he didn't get his way with the airport authority and had to spend a night sleeping in Gooberville, Iowa.
he must have been royally pissed - that he didn't get his way with the airport authority and had to spend a night sleeping in Gooberville, Iowa.
Why are you worried about where Trump is sleeping? The bigger question is where Bill is sleeping!
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