“One of the first orders I’m gonna sign — day one — which I will consider to be Monday as opposed to Friday or Saturday. Right?I mean my day one is gonna be Monday because I don’t want to be signing and get it mixed up with lots of celebration, but one of the first orders we’re gonna be signing is gonna be strong borders.”
Trump, inaugurated on Friday at noon, tells the Times of London he’s going to take the rest of that day and the weekend off. pic.twitter.com/Qae6rW1IMS
— Angus Johnston (@studentactivism) January 16, 2017
After inauguration on Friday, Trump to take weekend off for celebrations and pony rides and face painting. https://t.co/FmXGEzjcwG
— Writer in Residence (@MikeCullen73) January 17, 2017
WAIT. Donald Trump is taking the weekend off after being inaugurated? BECAUSE IT’S SO TIRING?!
— Emma Johnston (@ejhnstn) January 17, 2017
Trump treating Friday like the first college class. Just grab your syllabus and head home. https://t.co/TRKoaTQB3v
— Marcus Mann (@MarcusMannBHS) January 17, 2017
RT @WestWingReport: President-Elect tells Times of London that after taking office Friday, he’ll take the weekend off pic.twitter.com/ctA4o9jXmH
— burghbaybe (@burghbaybe) January 17, 2017
@WestWingReport
There. Are. No. Weekends. Off. For. POTUS.— ????I’mWithHim (@JAG_atthebeach) January 17, 2017
@WestWingReport Let the vacation days count begin!!
— Rita Ciarico (@RitaC78) January 17, 2017
@WestWingReport Yeah, an inauguration is exhausting for such an old man.
— Tracy (@NYTupelo7) January 17, 2017
@WestWingReport Gotta make time for the things that are important #GoldenShowers pic.twitter.com/d0DmuuPbAB
— Kirn Dhillon ?? (@KirnDhillon) January 17, 2017
TRUMP: *gets inaugurated friday morning* well, think I’ll take the rest of the day and the weekend off
— patrick (@patrickmustdie) January 17, 2017