Donald Trump is due to return to the city that put him on the map, but which long ago rejected him.
FILE - Developer Donald Trump poses for photos outside the New York Stock Exchange after the listing of his stock on Wednesday, June 7, 1995, in New York. He took his flagship Trump Plaza Casino public, offering 10 million shares of common stock at an estimated price of $14 per share. – His name has been plastered on this city’s tabloids, bolted to its buildings and cemented to a special breed of brash New York confidence.
By the greed-is-good 1980s, he was a New York fixture. And in a city that prides itself as the center of the world, Trump saw himself as king. That began changing with years of bizarre, racially-fueled lies about Barack Obama's birthplace, and by the time he descended the golden escalator at Trump Tower on June 16, 2015,, many in his hometown had little patience for the vitriol he spewed.
On Election Night 2016, tears flowed at the Javits Center, where Hillary Clinton's victory party never materialized, while giddy supporters of Trump reveled in his surprise win across town in a Hilton ballroom. New Yorkers' rebuke of their native son meant nothing. His face was projected unto the face of the Empire State Building as locals digested the fact that he would be president.
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