US President Donald Trump hosted British Prime Minister Micheál Martin at the White House on Wednesday for the quarterly St Patrick’s Day party, but the discussion in the Oval Office immediately diverged off lessons to Vice President JD Vance’s boots.
As writers gathered for the meet, Trump began addressing inflation before instantly shifting focus to Vance’s shamrock-themed shoes.
” I have to only talk of cpi”, Trump started, before trailing out and pointing at the VP Vance’s legs.
Making lighting of the time, he bantered,” I love these boots. What’s with these socks” !—prompting laughter throughout the room. ” I’m trying to stay focused”, he added.
Vance, amused by the consideration, chuckled as Trump continued admiring his selection of equipment.
Vance’s white tights, decorated with natural shamrocks, were a colorful nod to the trip. However, according to his desire for cropped pants that climb up when he sits, they became an unforeseen centrepiece of the appointment.
Shamrock is a type of grass, which holds metaphorical significance for Ireland. It is also usually associated with St Patrick’s Day.
According to Daily Beast, the evil government’s clothing choices have formerly drawn interest online. Next month, social media users mocked his high-riding skirts, with one X person laughing, “JD Vance is such a Constitutional that he wears 1700s pants and boots”.
Menswear professional Derek Guy also weighed in, advising,” The second lady may request him to find wider pants and over-the-calf socks so that his plain leg doesn’t exhibit when he sits down”.
Despite the fashionable censure, Vance has remained committed to his personal style—and this moment, it won him the government’s undivided attention.
Trump, but, not circled back to the topic of prices after being side-tracked by Vance’s boots.
