„…a mistake she would never make again.\u201d<\/b>
\nDuring the campaign, Donald Trump made a lot of stops, sometimes attending events in multiple cities in a single day. A lot of travel time means a lot of sitting in planes and cars \u2014 and a lot of wrinkles in the average suit.
But Trump, even on the campaign trail, always appeared to be freshly pressed \u2014 and thanks to a brief passage in former campaign manager Corey Lewandowski’s book, \u201cLet Trump Be Trump\u201d (co-authored by deputy campaign manager David Bossie), now everyone knows why.
The book reveals that campaign Press Secretary Hope Hicks had one rather unusual responsibility:
Hope Hicks steamed Trump’s suits while he wore them on campaign trail https:\/\/t.co\/kAb5D3Eh8n pic.twitter.com\/O8Ly3UNemg
\u2014 The Hill (@thehill) December 3,2017
The Washington Post reported:
One of Hicks\u2019s jobs was to make sure that Trump\u2019s suits were pressed when they flew on his plane.
\u201c \u2018Get the machine!\u2019 \u201d Trump would yell, according to the book. \u201cAnd Hope would take out the steamer and start steaming Mr. Trump\u2019s suit, while he was wearing it! She\u2019d steam the jacket first and then sit in a chair in front of him and steam his pants.\u201d
One day, when Hicks forgot the steamer, Trump became angry.
\u201cG\u2014dammit, Hope! How the hell could you forget the machine?\u201d
The authors wrote, \u201cIt was a mistake she would never make again.\u201d
Hicks, who now serves as the White House communications director, has clearly survived her mistake and gone on to bigger and better things.<\/p>\n

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