Melania Trump Blasts Historian After
‘Misleading’ Rose Garden Criticism
Posted By: Black Conservative Voice, 8/10/2021 7:19:42 AM
Former first lady Melania Trump is firing back after NBC resident historian Michael Beschloss criticized her renovation of the Rose Garden — blasting his comments as “misleading” and “dishonorable.” Taking to Twitter, Trump’s office slammed Beschloss for his comments about her landscaping, writing, “@BeschlossDC has proven his ignorance by showing a picture of the Rose Garden in its infancy.
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When she and Mr. Trump are back in WH she could request that “historian” as a gardener, looks like he’s good for nothing but gardening