Trump is using military to keep his Scotland property afloat

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Finally: Air Force leaders order probe of Trump resort stays

Some careers will end for this corruption but not the one that really needs to.

https://www.politico.com/story/2019/09/08/trump-resort-air-force-probe-1485447

And why didn’t they begin this investigation in April when the House of started theirs?
Anonymous
It’s not just Turnberry, The Trump Organization is in a partnership with the airport that has been getting all of our refueling money.
https://www.pressandjournal.co.uk/fp/news/aberdeenshire/402011/donald-trump-joins-forces-prestwick-airport/amp/?__twitter_impression=true
Anonymous
This airport has been dying financially. Trump needs it for Turnberry guests. The Air Force is buying huge amounts of fuel there from the airport. That’s the real story, not the overnights at the resort.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:This airport has been dying financially. Trump needs it for Turnberry guests. The Air Force is buying huge amounts of fuel there from the airport. That’s the real story, not the overnights at the resort.


This.

It raises the question of how much time Trump is spending concentrating on his business affairs vs national / international affairs.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:An Air Force spokesperson defended the move saying that Trump's property was the closest that provided a government-rate of $136/night. Trump's property must be doing pretty bad.

https://time.com/5671775/air-force-trump-scotland-hotel/


Except you can go on Expedia or any other booking site and see that is false.


Because that’s how the military books these things
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:An Air Force spokesperson defended the move saying that Trump's property was the closest that provided a government-rate of $136/night. Trump's property must be doing pretty bad.

https://time.com/5671775/air-force-trump-scotland-hotel/


That’s less than what I’m paying at the Hampton Inn for my high school reunion.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:An Air Force spokesperson defended the move saying that Trump's property was the closest that provided a government-rate of $136/night. Trump's property must be doing pretty bad.

https://time.com/5671775/air-force-trump-scotland-hotel/


That’s less than what I’m paying at the Hampton Inn for my high school reunion.


That's the government rate, it's not what Trump's hotel charges.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:An Air Force spokesperson defended the move saying that Trump's property was the closest that provided a government-rate of $136/night. Trump's property must be doing pretty bad.

https://time.com/5671775/air-force-trump-scotland-hotel/


That’s less than what I’m paying at the Hampton Inn for my high school reunion.


Does the person who planned your reunion own that hotel? And specifically choose it, and force the planning committee to go along, though there were more convenient and less expensive options nearby? If no, then this is not an apr comparison.
Anonymous
Guy who lies about everything weighs in:
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Guy who lies about everything weighs in:


Good he found time to lie about this after spending the morning attacking Chrissy Teigen.
Anonymous
Needs to be an investigation and some policy changes for the military.
Anonymous
I think we simply need to have legislation that bans the federal government from purchasing goods and services from a private entity the President owns or has a significant interest in. If the President had significant stock holdings in companies the federal government routinely does business with (energy, defense, natural resources) he would have to sell it.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Guy who lies about everything weighs in:


Good he found time to lie about this after spending the morning attacking Chrissy Teigen.


One distant cousin who runs a bar. If great grandmother was from there, then at best 3rd cousin. Given larger family sizes (especially Catholics up through the time Pence was born) he easily has several hundred third cousins. How many has he visited? If family genealogy is important he can take a private vacation to connect with his fellow descendants or have a reunion--hey, he could have the reunion at Trump International!
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:An Air Force spokesperson defended the move saying that Trump's property was the closest that provided a government-rate of $136/night. Trump's property must be doing pretty bad.

https://time.com/5671775/air-force-trump-scotland-hotel/


That’s less than what I’m paying at the Hampton Inn for my high school reunion.


That's the government rate, it's not what Trump's hotel charges.


Reading is fundamental. They got government rate
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:An Air Force spokesperson defended the move saying that Trump's property was the closest that provided a government-rate of $136/night. Trump's property must be doing pretty bad.

https://time.com/5671775/air-force-trump-scotland-hotel/


That’s less than what I’m paying at the Hampton Inn for my high school reunion.


Does the person who planned your reunion own that hotel? And specifically choose it, and force the planning committee to go along, though there were more convenient and less expensive options nearby? If no, then this is not an apr comparison.


That’s not what’s said above. See bolded.
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