Numerous sleazy stories were bound to be triggered by the presidential inauguration.
As the hand holding the pen of US history proceeds to create a new chapter, all eyes were on Capitol Hill yesterday, January 20, as Donald Trump was sworn in ahead of his second term as president.
As expected, there was a lot of conjecture and moments that were worthy of becoming viral on the internet. Melania Trump and Donald Trump were involved in one such instance, where the first lady seemed to “turn her face” away from her husband when he neglected to kiss her at the inauguration.
Trump and Melania arrived for the customary church ceremony that begins the inauguration and the formal end of the outgoing administration, before his crucial speech, which he gave right after taking the oath of office.
Trump seemed to attempt to kiss his wife in front of the cameras, which would have been an unusual display of public affection. But Melania, who was wearing a striking hat that obscured most of her face, turned her head, making her husband’s attempt unsuccessful.
It goes without saying that the incident prompted a wide range of online hypotheses and remarks, with individuals debating whether Melania’s action was justified. Was this the first woman to purposefully move her face away from her husband’s kiss? Or was it really a chance event that transpired in front of the world?
Body language expert Judi James tried to clarify the situation by sharing her opinions on what the “dodge” would mean. She told Paddy Power that Donald Trump arrived at the inauguration event “with a slow alpha presence” and a “mouth shrug smile to suggest a sombre, serious approach to the job.”
James further stated that Donald “gently” grasped Melania’s hand “in a romantic, hand-linking gesture that would normally be seen at a wedding ceremony” when he arrived.
Melania avoids a kiss.
“Then he leaned in to kiss his wife, and for a moment it looked like he was going for a lip-to-lip kiss,” she continued.
“Melania turned her face to initiate a cheek kiss instead of the mouth kind, but she also leaned towards her husband to reciprocate.”
“As though their synchronicity might be out of kilter,” James said, describing it as a “heart-stopping moment.”
On the other hand, Melania’s attire was criticized online for being excessively somber for the festive occasion of her husband’s return to the White House. The first lady’s choice of clothing was questioned by others online, who described her appearance as that of a “mob wife at a funeral” and “Dark Maga.” She wore a high-necked dress and a dark boater hat that cast shadows over her face.
According to rumors, Melania will not live in the White House full-time during her husband’s second term in office. Instead, she will alternate between Washington and New York, where she and Donald’s son, Barron, are currently enrolled in school.
The pledges made by Donald Trump
Regarding Donald, his inauguration speech was as full of action and as full of aspirational pledges as one might anticipate. On Day 1, Trump made a number of audacious promises, including that he would “launch the largest deportation program in American history to get the criminals out” in order to address immigration.
“We will imprison these ruthless and bloodthirsty criminals and then expel them from our nation as quickly as possible. I will save every city and town that has been overrun and overrun.”
Trump also promised to investigate possible pardons for many of the rioters who participated in the January 6, 2021, uprising at the Capitol and to make secret government documents, such as those pertaining to the assassinations of JFK and Martin Luther King Jr., public.
Along with cutting federal financing for schools teaching so-called “inappropriate” subjects, the incoming president also expressed his desire to abolish birthright citizenship, which may be challenging to do because it is enshrined in the constitution.
According to NPR, Trump declared, “I will sign a new executive order on day one to cut federal funding for any school pushing critical race theory, transgender insanity.”
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