- A plane with a banner with Donald Trump named the “worst president ever” was spotted flying near Mar-A-Lago, his luxury Florida resort, over the weekend.
- Trump has lived in Mar-A-Lago since leaving the White House.
- Another banner told Trump: “your pathetic loser is going back to Moscow.”
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A plane with a banner with Donald Trump as the ‘worst president ever’ was spotted flying over Mar-a-Lago, his Florida golf course, where he has lived since leaving the White House. .
One plane was spotted with a banner that reads’ Trump’s worst president ever ‘, while another’ Trump, unfortunate loser, returns to Moscow ‘,’ TMZ reported.
The banners were noticed by several people, including Daniel Uhlfelder, a lawyer who posted photos of the banners on Twitter.
No one has yet accepted responsibility for funding the stunt.
—Daniel Uhlfelder (@DWUhlfelderLaw) 25 January 2021
The banner reflects a similar incident in 2018 when a man with a parachute flew over Trump’s Turnberry golf course in Scotland in protest during the president’s visit there. The paraglider left a message with the caption “Trump: far below par #resist.”
Trump was spotted at Mar-a-Lago Golf this weekend, where he has stayed since flying out of Washington DC last week before President Joe Biden was inaugurated.
According to an author of a book about the Florida resort, the state of mind has become “upset” since Trump moved in, with wealthy members worried that they would appear in newspaper reports about the president, who is dealing with various legal issues. now that he is no longer president.
“A lot of people stopped Mar-a-Lago … It’s a sad place for Trump to hang out,” said Laurence Leamer, author of “Mar-a-Lago: Inside the Gates of Power” in Donald Trump’s presidential palace. , ” MSNBC said.
Some of Trump’s new neighbors are also unhappy about the prospect of Trump living full-time on Mar-A-Lago.
A group of them wrote to Palm Beach and the U.S. Secret Service last year, arguing that Trump has no legal right to live at the resort, the Washington Post reports. They cite a legal precedent from an agreement he signed in 1993 to turn the residence into a member club.