The Cruel Kids Halloween party at Saint Yves nightclub in Washington, D.C. was attended by over 600 well-known conservatives from the nation’s capital over Halloween weekend
Marking Halloween and what appeared to be a celebration of President Donald Trump’s second term, hundreds of conservatives gathered for a festive Halloween weekend bash.
More than 600 prominent conservatives from Washington, D. C. packed into Saint Yves nightclub in the nation’s capital on Saturday night for a Halloween celebration. The MAGA-focused event drew such a massive crowd that the line to enter wrapped around the block for over an hour. Rick Ross headlined Saturday’s Cruel Kids Halloween event at the D.C. venue, despite having previously criticized Trump. The crowd ranged in age from early 20s to mid-40s.
Many attendees hold influential positions within MAGA-world politics. According to the Daily Mail, White House staff secretary Will Scharf, 39, was the highest-ranking official present at the gathering.
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Scharf was spotted enjoying himself on the dance floor, wearing a bright vest emblazoned with “Ballroom Construction Team” on the back. Throughout the evening, he moved between at least two separate VIP sections with at least three different women.
South Carolina Republican Congressman William Timmons, 41, was also spotted at the event, relaxing in a VIP area with a champagne glass while a young blonde woman stood nearby.
CJ Pearson, former co-chairman of the Republican National Committee’s youth advisory board and host of the Family Matters Podcast, was put on the entire Halloween event.
The party was a who’s who of right-wing personalities, featuring numerous MAGA influencers, conservative journalists, Trump administration alumni, and individuals from various agencies ranging from NASA to the DHS.
Among the notable attendees were Matthew Foldi, Editor in Chief of Washington Reporter, content creator Greg Price, Jon Levine of The Free Beacon, and Morgonn McMichael, a Gen Z political personality and contributor to Turning Point USA. McMichael was seen enjoying the company of some glamorous girls dressed as pageant winners from different states.
As the evening’s host, Pearson had the honor of introducing “The Boss “Rick Ross” to the crowd. Just because Trump is busy being the president doesn’t mean he didn’t have time to celebrate Halloween.
Trump threw a Great Gatsby-themed party, reported to be titled “A Little Party Never Killed Nobody,” at his lavish Mar-A-Lago resort on Halloween. The title was inspired by a song on the soundtrack for the 2013 movie adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s novel The Great Gatsby.
ABC News reported that Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Trump’s daughters Ivanka and Tiffany Trump, and their respective husbands, Jared Kushner and Michael Boulos, attended the grand soiree. Backlash ensued over Trump’s party since he held it as SNAP benefits are on the verge of expiration for millions of Americans amid the government shutdown.
“Donald Trump hosted a Great Gatsby party while SNAP benefits were about to disappear for 42 million Americans,” California Governor Gavin Newsom blasted on X. “He does not give a damn about you.”