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Trump, "I will rarely leave the White House"
In the past, Trump has been sharply critical of the costs of presidential travel. He lambasted President Obama on Twitter for millions of dollars of "unbelievable!" travel expenses –- and suggested he spent more time golfing and campaigning than working for the American people.
In 2015, Trump went so far as to publicly pledge that he would "rarely leave the White House because there’s so much work to be done," The Hill reported. But so far, Trump has shown no indication he’s looking to cut down on his own presidential travel.
The Trump administration won’t provide dollar figures for the initial trips to Florida, but one presidential trip to the Palm Beach area in 2013 cost taxpayers around $3 million dollars, according to a Government Accountability Office (GAO) estimate from 2016
The New York City Police Department says it spends $500,000 a day just to protect the president’s midtown residence at Trump Tower.
Maybe he can donate his salary toward travel and golf.
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Donald Trump lies a lot. His supporters love him for it.
I was expecting way more humor out of this. He is rapidly turning into a turd.
In super shocking news, he hasn't updated the watch dog blog since it became clear that Trump is going to spend several hundred million more than Obama.
http://www.judicialwatch.org/press-room/press-releases/85758/
It costs 3 million to go to his own house in Florida
Obama would go to Martha's Vinyard and Hawaii among other trips and totaled 11 million?
Critical thinking guys. Try it
Feel free to fuck off
He loves golf more than obummer. If you are a strarch golfer which he claims he is. You aren't golfing once in awhile.
I don't give a shit if the quief is golfing. Just own up to it.
Breitbart reports the same.
As does Fox News.
Fill them in on what you know, I'm sure they'd love to froth at the mouth some more.
"President-elect Trump can immediately save taxpayers money by reforming presidential travel," Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton said.