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<li><b>1990: Trump's then-mistress, Marla Maples, attended the White House Correspondents Association dinner as a guest of <i>Time Magazine</i>, prompting Barbara Bush to lament that she had been unable to spot Maples in the crowd from her dais.</b> “First Lady Barbara Bush confessed Sunday to only one regret about the annual White House Correspondents Association dinner the night before: She missed Marla Maples. Bush told reporters that despite trying, she never did catch a glimpse of the blonde bombshell, the so-called other woman in Donald Trump's split with his wife, Ivana. The model and budding actress created a sensation at the black-tie banquet Saturday night just by showing up as a guest of Time magazine.” (Chicago Tribune, April 30, 1990) | <li><b>1990: Trump's then-mistress, Marla Maples, attended the White House Correspondents Association dinner as a guest of <i>Time Magazine</i>, prompting Barbara Bush to lament that she had been unable to spot Maples in the crowd from her dais.</b> “First Lady Barbara Bush confessed Sunday to only one regret about the annual White House Correspondents Association dinner the night before: She missed Marla Maples. Bush told reporters that despite trying, she never did catch a glimpse of the blonde bombshell, the so-called other woman in Donald Trump's split with his wife, Ivana. The model and budding actress created a sensation at the black-tie banquet Saturday night just by showing up as a guest of Time magazine.” (Chicago Tribune, April 30, 1990) | ||
| + | <li><b>1993: Donald Trump attended the White House Correspondents Dinner as a guest of <i>Vanity Fair</i>.</b> “The president was the guest of honor but not the star Saturday night at the 79th Annual White House Correspondents Dinner. ‘I met Barbra Streisand!’ crowed CNN's Wolf Blitzer. […] Streisand, invited by Newsweek and escorted by guy-pal Richard Baskin, posed for pics but redirected one photog: ‘Bad angle,’ she explained, pointing to her right cheek. […] Getting nearly as many second looks as Streisand was model vixen Vendela and, on her left, Donald Trump, both Vanity Fair guests.” (USA Today, May 3, 1993) | ||
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WHCA Dinners
- 1990: Trump's then-mistress, Marla Maples, attended the White House Correspondents Association dinner as a guest of Time Magazine, prompting Barbara Bush to lament that she had been unable to spot Maples in the crowd from her dais. “First Lady Barbara Bush confessed Sunday to only one regret about the annual White House Correspondents Association dinner the night before: She missed Marla Maples. Bush told reporters that despite trying, she never did catch a glimpse of the blonde bombshell, the so-called other woman in Donald Trump's split with his wife, Ivana. The model and budding actress created a sensation at the black-tie banquet Saturday night just by showing up as a guest of Time magazine.” (Chicago Tribune, April 30, 1990)
- 1993: Donald Trump attended the White House Correspondents Dinner as a guest of Vanity Fair. “The president was the guest of honor but not the star Saturday night at the 79th Annual White House Correspondents Dinner. ‘I met Barbra Streisand!’ crowed CNN's Wolf Blitzer. […] Streisand, invited by Newsweek and escorted by guy-pal Richard Baskin, posed for pics but redirected one photog: ‘Bad angle,’ she explained, pointing to her right cheek. […] Getting nearly as many second looks as Streisand was model vixen Vendela and, on her left, Donald Trump, both Vanity Fair guests.” (USA Today, May 3, 1993)
