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Trump’s golf trips have cost taxpayers $71m since January and could eventually top staggering $300m, report says (www.independent.co.uk)

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Donald Trump has reportedly spent about $71m in taxpayer-funded costs on golfing during his second term, and if his current pace continues, that total could reach $300m by the end of his term.

According to a HuffPost analysis, Trump’s latest visit, on Wednesday, marked his 16th trip to Mar-a-Lago this year, with each trip costing $3.4m in travel and security.

If Trump makes two more trips to Mar-a-Lago in December, his 2025 golf costs would surpass $75m, putting his total for the term over $300m, the outlet said.

During his first term, Trump spent $151.5m in taxpayer-funded golf travel and security.

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[–] ThePantser@sh.itjust.works 21 points 8 months ago

If a Democrat pulled this shit, Republicans would pass laws to outlaw it in a heartbeat.

Which is why Biden failed so badly, he had a chance to push the rules to get some laws on the books before Trump took over.

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