We know @realdonaldtrump's biz bills taxpayers at high rates (like $650/room) to house Trump's Secret Service agents -- while telling the public the rooms are basically free.
But there's a lot we still don't know.
If you know something, I'm interested.
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But there's a lot we still don't know.
If you know something, I'm interested.
washingtonpost.com/politics/secre…
@realDonaldTrump Funny!
Here's a bill that @realdonaldtrump's Vancouver hotel sent to the govt in 2017, when Trump sons visited & Secret Service went along.
Govt released the bill -- but erased the room rates.
The logic: what Trump charges his own govt is a "trade secret," so we can't see it.
Here's a bill that @realdonaldtrump's Vancouver hotel sent to the govt in 2017, when Trump sons visited & Secret Service went along.
Govt released the bill -- but erased the room rates.
The logic: what Trump charges his own govt is a "trade secret," so we can't see it.
Hey! Somebody forgot to redact this line. Turns out the “Trade Secret” being hidden was that @realdonaldtrump’s company had charged the Secret Service $275/night to accompany Eric/Don Jr. to their own hotel’s grand opening. (Remember Eric had said the rates were “like $50”).
Added one more to this list. If you know more info, let me know!
@realDonaldTrump Should add: the U.S. government's per-diem limit on hotel spending in Vancouver at the time was $149 US.
Secret Service is exempt from those limits, tho, so @realdonaldtrump's company could charge what it wanted.
washingtonpost.com/politics/secre…
Secret Service is exempt from those limits, tho, so @realdonaldtrump's company could charge what it wanted.
washingtonpost.com/politics/secre…
