Inside MAGA Halloween Party in D.C. that featured Rick Ross and Trump administration employees
Over the weekend, many MAGA notables all linked up to have fun at a Halloween bash that happened in Washington D.C., crowding the city's well-known Saint Yves nightclub
In celebration of Halloween and seemingly President Donald Trump's second term in office, hundreds of conservatives got together to party it up over Halloween weekend.
On Saturday night, over 600 well-known conservatives from Washington, D.C. gathered together, crowding the Saint Yves nightclub in the nation's capital to enjoy the venue's Halloween bash. There were so many who came out to the MAGA-centric event that a line to enter the packed club stayed curved around the block for over an hour.
Despite Rick Ross being critical of Trump in the past, he headlined Saturday's Cruel Kids Halloween function at the D.C. club, which saw attendees who ranged from their early 20s to mid-40s. It comes after Trump was spotted at Mar-a-Lago Halloween party with a questionable theme hours before SNAP aid ended for millions of Americans.
Most of those who went to the party hold notable positions in MAGA-world politics. Will Scharf, 39, who is the White House staff secretary, was the official with the highest rank at the party, according to the Daily Mail.
Will was seen living his best life, sporting a fluorescent vest that read "Ballroom Construction Team" on the back, as he got his groove on the dance floor in at least two separate VIP booths with at least three different women.
This was until he made a mess on the dance floor when he ran into a table filled with other people's drinks. Also in attendance was South Carolina Republican Congressman William Timmons, 41, who was seen relaxing in a VIP booth with a glass of champagne in his hand as a young-looking blonde was behind him.
Former co-chairman of the Republican National Committee's youth advisory board and host of the Family Matters Podcast, CJ Pearson, hosted and organized the entire Halloween engagement.
The event had no shortage of right-wingers as it included many MAGA influencers, conservative journalists, other employees under the Trump administration, and those holding positions in agencies from NASA to the DHS.
Additionally, notable guests who attended the party included Washington Reporter Editor in Chief Matthew Foldi, content creator Greg Price, The Free Beacon's Jon Levine, and Gen Z political personality and Turning Point USA Contributor Morgonn McMichael. The latter politico was spotted hanging out in a private booth with some glamorous girls dressed up as pageant winners from different states for their costumes.
Since Pearson was the host of the night, he was the one to introduce "The Boss" "Rick Ross" over the microphone.
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