THE RIGHT Trump Hosts Trick-or-Treaters at the White House
The president welcomed costumed kids to the South Lawn for the White House's annual Halloween tradition.
Not every White House headline this week involves a subpoena.
On Thursday, President Trump opened the White House gates for the administration's annual Halloween tradition, greeting costumed kids on the South Lawn and handing out candy in between a news cycle dominated by DOJ investigations, ballot-stacking fights, and election-integrity subpoenas landing in two states at once.
Photos from the event show a relaxed president working the crowd of trick-or-treaters, candy bowl in hand — the kind of low-stakes, low-controversy White House moment that rarely makes it past the local news desk, let alone the front page.
It won't move any polls or settle any investigations. But after a week like this one, a photo of the president handing out candy to kids in costume is a reminder that the job comes with more than subpoenas.
Sources: Washington Examiner
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