I’d expect that for any president a few times. Not every weekend so that president plays golf. Did Biden own the hotel you speak of? Does this happen every weekend? Did Hiden charge exorbitant rates to house SS while he played golf every weekend? Did Bidenndirectt pocket that money used to pay for the hotel? Did he directly pocket the money paid to the DELDOT?
GTFOH
https://www.cnn.com/2022/10/17/politics/trump-secret-service-hotel-rates/index.html
The Trump Organization charged the Secret Service more than five times the government rate to stay at Trump-owned properties, documents obtained by Congress show
abcnews.go.com
5x the going rate?
Meanwhile, Eric Trump continues to maintain that the Secret Service stayed at Trump-owned properties for free.
www.vanityfair.com
Secret Service agents were charged by the Trump Organization as much as five times over the average rate, records indicate.
www.newsweek.com
He charges SS rentals on golf carts. Y’all are totally cool with that. 🤣
In past years, similar rentals have taken place ahead of one of Trump's visits to his club, according to The Washington Post.
www.businessinsider.com
The Secret Service has spent $765,000 on golf carts to protect President Donald Trump on the golf course and could spend $1.5 million in 8 years.
thegolfnewsnet.com
He spent nearly a YEAR playing golf as POTUS and he charged the SS 5x going rate for his hotel rooms and made them sign golf cart rental contracts. Is Biden doing that?
Almost a year of time spent on golf courses was punctuated recently as December became the worst month for deaths and infections in the COVID-19 pandemic in the U.S. Many in conservative media made a point of mentioning time spent playing golf by President Obama. But Trump has now far surpassed...
seattlemedium.com
All of this IN ADDITION to all the security upgrades at each of Trumps properties they did that you are so concerned with
President tweeted that he wanted to go to his home in the New Jersey suburbs to avoid disturbing Manhattan, and save taxpayers money
www.cbsnews.com
That's $308,000 per day.
fortune.com