Hat’s all, folks… On display under glas at Trump’s victory party — the wacky hat that started it all.
Things started out reasonably well on election night for Hillary Clinton supporters at Harlem Tavern, as they cheered as she won Virginia. But it proved not to be enough. Photo by Q. SakamakiThe vibe for Virginia was positive at Harlem Tavern after Clinton won there. Yet she went on to lose crucial battleground states. Photo by Q. SakamakiEight percent of blacks supported Trump. Not too many of them probably had the guts, though, to show it as publicly as this guy at Times Square on election night. Photo by Milo HessOh, Super-Obama, where are you now? Photo by Milo HessThe Kikkerland design store on Sixth Ave. in the Village had some fun with its front window, portraying Trump and Clinton as circa 18th-century monarchs of sorts, along with some of their kookiest quotes. Photo by Lincoln AndersonRocked-a-fella: A Clinton supporter in Rockefeller Center looked stunned as Trump continued to collect states. Photo by Milo Hess
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Donald Trump giving his victory speech early Wednesday morning at the New York Hilton hotel in Midtown, with, from left, his youngest son, Barron, Trump’s daughter Ivanka, her husband Jared Kushner — publisher of the Observer and a real estate owner in the East Village and Soho — and Melody, Trump’s lesser-known daughter. Kushner has been accused of harassment by some tenants in his East Village buildings where renovations were being done. Photo by Jonathan AlpeyrieHat’s all, folks… On display under glass at Trump’s victory party — the wacky hat that started it all. Photo by Jonathan Alpeyrie