BedBugSummit trends after an allegation of infestation at Trump's Doral resort resurfaces ahead of G7 summit
"Welts, lumps and marks over much of his face, necks, arms and worse," is what the guest, Eric Linder, alleged. The Trump Organization denied the claims and Trump blamed Democrats.
"No bedbugs at Doral. The Radical Left Democrats, upon hearing that the perfectly located Doral National MIAMI was under consideration for the next G-7, spread that false and nasty rumor. Not nice!" Trump tweeted Aug. 27. No bedbugs at Doral. The Radical Left Democrats, upon hearing that the perfectly located Doral National MIAMI was under consideration for the next G-7, spread that false and nasty rumor. Not nice!Common bedbug obtaining its blood meal on the human skin, 1976. Image courtesy Centers for Disease Control.But many Twitter users appeared to believe the guest instead of the president.
"Word is that Trump National Doral is infested with disgusting creatures that no one wants around but are nearly impossible to get rid of. Also, it has bed bugs. #BedBugSummit," tweeted comedian Nick Jack Pappas. Word is that Trump National Doral is infested with disgusting creatures that no one wants around but are nearly impossible to get rid of.
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