US EditionTrump Says Rand Paul Invited to Picnic While Massie Slams Him over Invites
- Senator Rand Paul called the White House on Wednesday seeking tickets but was told he was not invited to the annual picnic.
- Paul's exclusion followed his opposition to President Trump's sweeping tax cuts bill, which Paul criticized for raising the national debt.
- Following Rand Paul's public objection to being excluded, Trump posted on Truth Social that Paul and his wife Kelley were welcome to attend the annual White House celebration that evening.
- Trump announced that he had extended an invitation to Senator Rand Paul and his wife Kelley for a large gathering at the White House this evening, expressing his anticipation of seeing them there.
- The incident highlights tensions over the tax bill within the Republican Party and suggests political disagreements affected White House event invitations.
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President Trump Responds After Sen. Rand Paul Says He Was Uninvited From White House Picnic * 100PercentFedUp.com * by Danielle
President Trump said “of course” Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) was invited to the White House picnic after the senator said it was “incredibly petty” that he was uninvited. “I think I’m the first senator in the history of the United States to be uninvited to the White House picnic,” Paul said. “Every Democrat will be invited, every Republican will be invited, but I will be the only one disallowed to come on the grounds of the White House,” he continued.…
Rand Paul reinvited to White House picnic after big, beautiful bill debacle
President Donald Trump said that “of course” Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) is invited to the annual White House picnic after the Kentucky Republican complained he was “uninvited” from the event. On Wednesday, Paul said he called the White House to…
Trump says ‘of course’ Rand Paul invited to congressional picnic at White House amid dispute over invitation
President Donald Trump said Thursday that “of course” Sen. Rand Paul is invited to the annual congressional picnic later in the day, amid a dispute with the Kentucky Republican over his invite to the long-held bipartisan gathering.
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