Trump's private club is ground zero for a disruption-themed second term: Inside Mar-a-Lago

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

73% : Trump attended the Feb. 12 Trumpettes' party with Melania, in her first public appearance after the passing of her mother in January, along with U.S. Sens.
62% : "In large part because Trump made it a point of encouraging entertainers and celebrities to join the ranks.
62% : That weekend was notable for a dining room national security confab between Trump, Abe and their aides in plain sight of club members and onlookers after a surprise North Korean missile test.
52% : More: Trump picks former Georgia Sen. David Perdue as U.S. ambassador to China"After the presidency came, people who wanted access to power of course were drawn to Mar-a-Lago, which added another layer to its appeal," said Standiford.
51% : Watchdogs worry Mar-a-Lago offers 'unfettered' access to TrumpThe night before he held the breakfast event for his Azoria fund, Fishback was at Mar-a-Lago.
47% : Trump refashioned the property into a happening club in staid Palm Beach.
42% : The lack of openness is worrying, Libowitz said, because the crowd hanging around Trump at the club influences government decisions, whether it's Musk sitting in on calls with world leaders and others jockeying for administration jobs or whispering in his ear about policy.
33% : Trump recently hosted Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau after the president-elect threatened to hit Canada with tarrifs.
25% : He approached the incoming White House chief of staff, Susie Wiles, as well as Trump himself to explain what his anti-woke fund was all about.
5% : "More: Donald Trump asks Georgia appeals court to throw out his election subversion caseAmong those who appeared at Mar-a-Lago were actor Sylvester Stallone (who compared Trump with George Washington), performer Rod Stewart and various Miss Universe winners and contestants.

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