Melania Trump: her farewells written by… junior employees of the White House!
In a video posted on Twitter on Monday, January 18, Melania Trump bade farewell to Americans. To write this speech, only his assistants would have come to his aid.
The end of an era. Before slamming the door of the White House for good, Melania Trump bade farewell to the Americans in a video message posted on social networks on Monday, January 18. “It has been the greatest honor of my life to be your First Lady,” said the property mogul's wife. Before asking them to remain "passionate", without ever using "violence". Words that she would not have written alone, but with the help of her young assistants, as detailed by our colleagues from the New York Times.
To write his speech, his close collaborators did not deign to lend him their pen. Only junior employees of the official American residence would have agreed to lend him a hand. It must be said that Melania Trump, who remained silent during the insurgency on Capitol Hill, was let go by several members of her staff. As CNN reported on January 6, former White House communications director and press secretary Stephanie Grisham resigned on the spot. Anna Cristina, secretary general of the White House, had followed suit. The two women, however, were among the "oldest officials" of the Trump administration.
The heart is no longer there
Like the outgoing President of the United States, who will give way to Joe Biden this Wednesday, January 20, Melania Trump would be alone against all. An isolation that Barron's mother would not want to remedy, however. In her speech, the former Slovenian model did not say a word about the next administration. Nor did she wish to welcome the future First Lady, Jill Biden, to take her around the owner, as tradition would have it. Entrenched in her silence, she would no longer be willing "mentally and emotionally to engage". His only concern? His new life in Palm Beach, Florida.
