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Trump dramatically scales back inauguration plans as hotel occupancies stall: reports

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Trump dramatically scales back inauguration plans as hotel occupancies stall: reports

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politics @lemmy.worldEnglish · 14 hours ago

Donald Trump drastically scaled back plans for his inauguration as hotel occupancies stalled just days ahead of his return to the White House.The president-elect was infamously touchy about the crowd size at his first inauguration in 2017, and hotel occupancy rates in Washington, D.C., are hovering...

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Donald Trump has scaled back his second inauguration plans, moving the ceremony indoors to the Capitol Rotunda due to bitterly cold weather and lower-than-expected hotel occupancy rates in Washington, D.C.

Attendance for second-term inaugurations typically declines, with hotel occupancy at 74% compared to higher rates in 2017.

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Isn’t choosing 2017 a bit disingenuous as the average American isn’t doing as well financially as we were before we elected Trump the first time?

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