Posted on 08/06/2017 12:06:14 AM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
When President Donald Trump and other world leaders gather at the United Nations next month for the annual U.N. General Assembly, Trump may have a message for his fellow heads of state:
“C’mon over to my golf club in New Jersey.”
Trump is considering inviting an unspecified number of world leaders to the Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, New Jersey, in the days surrounding the annual global gathering at the U.N. in New York City, the Washington Post reported.
The U.S. president is expected to address the General Assembly for the first time Sept. 19 and also meet with U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres of Portugal at the U.N. headquarters on East 42nd Street in Manhattan.
But other meetings between Trump and world leaders could happen across the Hudson River, the Post reported. The guests could include French President Emmanuel Macron, British Prime Minister Theresa May and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, diplomats told the Post.
Right now the club in Bedminster is serving as Trump’s temporary home, while Congress is on summer recess and the White House is undergoing renovations. The president arrived in New Jersey on Friday, one day after appearing at a rally in West Virginia.
The president has previously hosted dignitaries at Trump-owned properties, the Post reported, including an April meeting at his Mar-a-Lago club in Florida with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
It will be interesting next month to see if there is a change in tone in Trump’s rhetoric regarding the U.N.
Fox News reported in December that Trump didn’t seem too impressed with the global body, saying it had “great potential,” but was “just a club for people to get together, talk and have a good time. So sad!”
Trump promised that “things will be different after Jan. 20th,” a reference to the date he was sworn in as president.
The president may view the U.N. more favorably as of Saturday, when the U.N. Security Council slapped new sanctions against North Korea, as Fox News reported.
It’s good to be on your own turf.
But this will hurt the prostitution business in Manhattan when the UN is in town :)
At that level I thought the hookers came to your hotel room. That’s always been my observation with high-level folks I worked with.
They do.
But if the leaders are in NJ, they wont be in their hotel rooms :)
I was just kidding. There’s PLENTY of time for them to still have them in their NYC hotel rooms :)
Street prostitutes are hard to find in the five boroughs since Rudy’s reign.
The working stiff got screwed :)
Both puns not intended.
Maybe they all moved to New Orleans.
You go where the work is! :)
3rd avenue in brooklyn, port richmond on staten island, the 40s in Manhattan, it was OPEN SEASON. Like it was legal.
Now you won’t find one in any of those areas.
Er, not that i’ve looked.
considering the WH looks like a dump right now with all that scaffolding, and the banging and carrying on with the A/C renovations (whatever they are) chasing the roaches out of the walls, I’m sure the hotair spouting pompous asses that call themselves world leaders will appreciate a pest-free golf course clubhouse with icecold A/C.
I do hope the Trump team sees to it that all bugs, not just roaches, are removed from inside White House walls.
I spent several weeks at Dix in the the winter. Enjoy.
u 2 crack me up
I kinda like having the President running affairs a few miles from me!
America has been taught one than one lesson thru the past 8 year ordeal. We now know exactly how long it takes to turn a magnificent old estate into a ghetto/slum (your choice)Time table might have been observed in cities such a Detroit, Chicago, Minneapolis on more of a local level but this is the epicenter of AMERICA Of course, like with most of the opposition, they seem to receive a good deal of assistance when they attempt to hang around which varies the time necessary.
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