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Melania Trump unveils new stamp featuring Barbara Bush portrait in ceremony
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5:02Now PlayingTwo first ladies shared a stage when Melania Trump unveiled a giant-sized stamp featuring a portrait of the late Barbara Bush at the White House on Thursday.
The current first lady announced that the matron of the Bush political dynasty would be featured on specialty US Postal Service stamps in the East Room, surrounded by members of Bush’s family and loved ones.
“While she is known for championing literacy, she also supported women’s empowerment, changed the national conversation on AIDS, and took a stand supporting gay rights,” Melania told the audience gathered for the unveiling ceremony.
Dorothy “Doro” Bush Koch, Bush’s youngest child, teared up as she delivered a speech honoring her mother on behalf of the Bush family.
Yet the late first lady’s son, former President George W. Bush, and daughter-in-law Laura Bush, who have distanced themselves from Trump during the president’s meteoric rise, did not attend.
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