President Trump has now spent more than two weeks straight at Mar-a-Lago, and this morning, he is making his 259th visit, as president, to a Trump-brand golf course.
Luckily, there is nothing terribly important happening in the world.
Luckily, there is nothing terribly important happening in the world.
Trump's total conflicts of interest are ticking up to 3,000—fed in no small part by his hundreds of visits to properties he still owns and profits from, which foreign governments and special interests use to curry favor with him and his administration citizensforethics.org/trump-conflict…
But remember, we must never forget that Trump cares deeply about fighting corruption.
After more than five hours at the private golf club he still owns and profits from, Trump has returned to the luxury resort he still owns and profits from.
