US EditionGOP Lawmakers Tout Trump’s New ‘Rose Garden Club’: ‘Last Night Was Epic’
President Trump renamed the Rose Garden as the 'Rose Garden Club' and remodeled it to mirror his Mar-a-Lago club, hosting about 100 GOP lawmakers indoors due to rain.
- On September 5, President Donald Trump held a dinner for GOP lawmakers in the recently renovated Rose Garden at the White House, referring to the attendees as the inaugural members of his so-called 'Rose Garden Club.'
- Trump paved over the grassy lawn and set up tables, chairs, and umbrellas to accommodate tech executives who did not want rain on their heads.
- About 100 people attended, mostly House Republicans and some GOP senators, whom Trump thanked for supporting his legislation.
- Trump described the club as being for senators, congress members, and others in Washington who have the ability to foster harmony and prosperity in the nation.
- Trump dined the previous night with tech executives Bill Gates, Tim Cook, and Mark Zuckerberg, intending for them to be the first to enjoy the space.
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Donald Trump hosts White House dinner for GOP lawmakers at paved space he dubbed 'Rose Garden Club'
President Donald Trump hosted a dinner Friday night for members of Congress in the newly paved White House Rose Garden, telling them they were the first gathering of what he dubbed the “Rose Garden Club.” The president held a microphone as he addressed about 100 people, mostly House Republicans along with some GOP senators, thanking them for their support of his legislation. “We call it the Rose Garden Club. And it’s a club for senators, for con…
GOP lawmakers tout Trump’s new ‘Rose Garden Club’: ‘Last night was epic’
Republican lawmakers took to social media early Saturday to praise President Trump’s new “Rose Garden Club,” following renovations to the garden that sits near the West Wing of the White House. Trump invited a slew of guests to the Rose Garden on Friday night for a dinner. House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) shared a variety…
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