Trump the unwanted. He lost the White House, they don’t even want him in Mar-a-Lago

In a month he will have to leave the White House (despite himself), but Donald Trump risks having to also give up his plan B. The tycoon, in fact, having left the witness to Joe Biden, would like to move to his residence in Mar-a- La Needle A more than luxurious 126-room Hispanic Moorish-style mansion on the island of Palm Beach, Florida, which he bought and restored, also looking at Italian noble palaces, in 1985. And where, in 2005, celebrated the wedding ceremony with Melania. There’s just one problem: his neighbors, especially the De Moss family, don’t like him. And they have already started to warn you.

In recent days, writes the Washington Post, they sent a letter to both city authorities and the Secret Service to explain that the now former president of the United States has lost the right to live permanently in what has been for four years. has defined “the White House in winter”. The reason? In 1993 he transformed his old property into a private club for tax reasons. In the agreement he signed, he says that no member of the club can stay in Mar-a-lago more than 21 days a year. The residence time, even within these limits, is very limited: a maximum of seven consecutive days. According to the neighbors’ lawyer, Trump himself promised not to use Mar-a-Lago and its dream rooms except as an exclusive club.

However, according to the Trump Organization, there is no agreement that prohibits you from using the property as a private residence. And not long ago the magnate moved his Manhattan residence to the estate opened in 1927. The villa was sought after by the businesswoman and philanthropist Marjorie Merriweather Post, at that time the richest woman in the United States, to whom building the residence brought the stone directly from Genoa. Almost a century has passed, and now Mar-a-lago could be left empty, due to resistance from Trump’s neighbors.

Palm Beach families in the four years of presidency have poorly tolerated the inconvenience caused by Trump’s frequent presence in Mar-a-Lago. Particularly annoying was the presence, as befits the most powerful man in the world, of car parades, checkpoints, police deployments, helicopters. Neighbors even contested the height of the mast on which the American flag was hoisted to the head of state, which would have been higher than the allowed limits.

And today, without getting lost in rhetorical preambles, they invite you not to move to the mega-town to “avoid an embarrassing situation.” What would happen if a court expelled the former tenant from the White House?

The De Mosses are not alone in this war against the former billionaire president: “He has no chance. He is not going to intimidate us or make fun of us, we will be there, ”sends another neighbor, Glenn Zeitz, who has already faced Trump in the past, accusing him of turning his property in Florida into an Atlantic City casino.

In conclusion, bad loans for Donald Trump. That after having fought a more than fruitless legal battle to prove that the election was won by him and not by Joe Biden, he runs the risk of having to start another fight. But the opponents, it seems, are more aggressive than him. And perhaps you would do well to think about finding another accommodation.