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White House Dinner Ends Early Amid Partisan Tensions and Supreme Court Ruling
The dinner ended abruptly after the Supreme Court invalidated President Trump's tariff policy amid disputes over invitations and a threatened Democratic boycott.
- The annual White House dinner traditionally allows governors from both parties to socialize with the president in a low-key setting.
- Before the National Governors Association meeting, Trump mocked bipartisan leaders Republican Gov. Kevin Stitt and Democratic Gov. Wes Moore.
- Trump initially did not invite Gov. Moore and Gov. Jared Polis to a White House event but reversed this decision at the last minute.
- Some governors expressed disappointment with Trump's actions, with Gov. Jeff Landry commenting on a Supreme Court ruling and Gov. Maura Healey criticizing the event, even skipping the dinner.
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White House dinner closes a turbulent week for governors in Washington
Governors have gathered for the annual National Governors Association dinner after a tense week. President Donald Trump has mocked the group’s leaders and initially blocked Democratic Gov.
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