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The experienced speaker Dom Lucre, who is widely recognized for his activity on the Internet, has recently shared his initial visit to the Trump National Doral Miami resort; he praised the hotel as a ‘royal’ success and even declared the political period ‘historic.’ Heinously, the post, accompanied by a picture of him at the hotel, evoked a mix of reactions that ranged from firm support to severe criticism not only of the property’s attractiveness but also of the former president’s personality.
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Having lived in Miami for almost a year, Lucre posted a picture of himself in front of the world’s most glamorous golf resort. He could not help but reveal his delight with the whole situation by saying: ‘It’s nothing short of miraculous how Trump has been able to convert such properties to royal ones,’ Lucre located the plot, however, he said that was just the wider statement, ‘There will be no one like him again, we are living in a historic moment, and we should cherish it.’
The post did not take long to gather a large audience. The defenders sided with him and communicated their pleasure in a very loud manner. One user named, Jeri Lynn Simpson, just wrote, ‘Little bit jealous over here!’ Another user, called ‘La Niña De Guate,’ thanked the poster first and then went on to describe it as ‘such a beautiful place.’ A user named Erica sent her seasonal greetings to the addressee and wrote, ‘I am really glad that you are having this fantastic experience! Hard work really pays off, enjoy! Merry Christmas!’
However, the compliments were met with an equally fervent response from the opposition who concentrated on the aesthetics and Lucre’s characterization to vent their disdain. One user, Yaki Udon, responded sarcastically, ‘Royalty? We have a democracy. They look like French whorehouses.’ Another, Leonidas K, offered his disapproval more fully, writing, ‘The design of every Trump hotel and place is best described as distasteful, flashy, and excessive. The rooms of the Trump Doral could be soiled like the ones of a Holiday Inn Express in Kokomo, IN with drywall and spray-painted gold shit holes. Lol.’
The dissent also got to Lucre’s picture and his dressing in the photo. A user, ‘Tucker Undale – Private Eye’, asked, ‘Ain’t no way you need that jacket in Miami, dude.’ Another just remarked, ‘Why are u wearing a puffy coat?’ Such a question incited a small discussion where some came to support the choice saying ‘Florida cold.’
Several messages had a dark or sarcastic tone. One person said, ‘I hope you disinfected the place before you went in.’ Another, Mike McGeachie, commented, ‘Apparently the Roaches and Bedbugs there are very polite…’ A theological critique also surfaced, a user named CHRISTopher Evans wrote, ‘They will worship the image of the beast!’
Alongside the aesthetics debate were also some who found politics in the subtext. A user named Brent Kluke🧡 wrote, ‘Shut up yours and hes moment are almost over midterms are coming.’ Another one, wyyldfire75, stated, ‘Damn right it’s historic, but not how you think 🤡.’
I’ve been in Miami for almost a year and I finally got to see the Trump Doral hotel. It really is unreal how Trump was able to make every property look like royalty. There will never be another like him, we are living in a historic time, we need to cherish it. pic.twitter.com/ozhTi88bEl
— Dom Lucre | Breaker of Narratives (@dom_lucre) December 14, 2025
Spanning 800 acres, the Trump National Doral Miami with several golf courses has long been a significant site of Donald Trump’s business empire. It is a very luxurious and traditional style that has always managed to generate contrasting opinions among the observers, just like the former president himself. Lucre’s trip and subsequent post exemplified that never-ending cultural divide—a simple tourist snap turned into a referendum for taste and political loyalty. The event drew comparisons to statements by Minnesota Governor Tim Walz.
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This swap, however, shows that, in the eyes of many, the buildings associated with Donald Trump are only buildings and his character flaws, thus they either win-over or repel the public. Dom Lucre’s journey, framed as a moment of thankfulness, inadvertently became the arena for that perennial debate to be re-enacted in real-time. The discourse triggered by the post tells not much about the edifice and form but rather about the deeply-seated perspectives that still define the American political landscape. This follows a viral Halloween video shared by Lucre and precedes his receipt of a White House press badge for an upcoming event.
