Don Jr. married a Palm Beach socialite on a small private island in the Bahamas. The president said he would not attend, citing “love for the United States of America,” and later said he would “try and make” it but blamed timing by referencing “Iran and other things.” During the period, he posted memes and non-sequiturs on Truth Social, including praise for Hulk Hogan. He also sent remarks about the bride, calling her someone he had known for a long time. Bettina Anderson is described as connected to Palm Beach circles, with her father portrayed as a bank executive who enabled Jeffrey Epstein. The wedding is presented as revealing family dysfunction.
"Just before Don Jr. tied the knot, the president announced he would not be present for his eldest son's nuptials, due to his "love for the United States of America." While that claim is dubious-Tr*mp's second presidency has devolved into an egregious parade of self-dealing and corruption-it's clear that he never intended to see his son marry for the second time."
"Last week, the 79-year-old said he would "try and make" the affair, but the timing was bad. "I have a thing called Iran and other things," he added. Those "other things" turned out to be serving up a deluge of sh*tposts on Truth Social. Per usual, the president celebrated his long weekend by posting deranged memes and inane non-sequiturs."
"But lest anyone think that the president wasn't sending Don Jr. and his second wife his best, he passed along sweet words to the bride. "He's got a very-a person who I've known for a long time," he said. While unknown to the public, Bettina Anderson has been known for a long time around Palm Beach circles. Her father, a bank executive, was a known confidante and enabler of the wealthy enclave's most notorious resident, Jeffrey Epstein."
"Reporter: Are you attending your son's wedding?Trump: He'd like me to go. I'm going to try. I said, this is not good timing for me. I have a thing called Iran and other things. He's a person I've known for a long"
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