Halloween Crowd Watches As Donald Trump Repeats The Same Offbeat Move From Years Ago

Forget about the usual fun-sized candies—Donald Trump had a unique Halloween giveaway, one marked with his distinctive flair. As the sun dipped at 6 p.m., Trump and First Lady Melania stepped from the White House’s southern entrance, accompanied by the echoing strains of Michael Jackson’s “Thriller,” played by a military string quartet. A host of costumed children awaited, ranging from astronauts to marshmallow characters, as Trump joyfully distributed chocolate bars, revealing an unexpected twist: personal memorabilia featuring him.Attendees noted Trump's delight as he handed out glossy Time magazine covers with his own visage gracing them, promoting what he deemed “historic” moments. Some parents chuckled, while social media users labeled this gesture as quintessentially Trumpian.Distinctly absent were recent covers he criticized, instead opting for older ones. Images included a photo post-2024 assassination attempt and another celebrating a “Person of the Year” honor. As he engaged with kids, a viral moment echoed from his past as he playfully placed candy atop a child's head, stirring both laughter and bewilderment. The day’s events culminated in a blend of treats and Trump memorabilia, leaving many to ponder the collector's value amid festive fun.

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