US Taxpayers’ Tab For Donald Trump’s Golf Habit Crosses $100 Million
Donald Trump strikes the first ball at his Trump International Golf Links course in Aberdeen, Scotland, as it opens on July 10, 2012. WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump s golf habit has now cost US taxpayers at least $101. “At a time when gas prices are spiking and Americans across the country find themselves in an ever worsening affordability crisis, the president has burned through over $100 million in taxpayer money in order to make promotional appearances at his golf courses and hobnob
Donald Trump strikes the first ball at his Trump International Golf Links course in Aberdeen, Scotland, as it opens on July 10, 2012. WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump s golf habit has now cost US taxpayers at least $101. “At a time when gas prices are spiking and Americans across the country find themselves in an ever worsening affordability crisis, the president has burned through over $100 million in taxpayer money in order to make promotional appearances at his golf courses and hobnob
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