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Originally Posted by Robbie
Meanwhile 30 Democrat Congress people were flown down to Puerto Rico on a chartered jet with 109 LOBBYISTS to party for a few days.
Including the entire production of Hamilton being flown in for them to enjoy.
Must be nice to eat lavish dinners, fly private jets, stay on the beach in suites, and have the hottest Broadway show brought to YOU and all paid by special interest groups.
Meanwhile the Govt. shutdown continues and those same politicians talk about how they need to help the govt. employees who are hurting.
And you guys are cheering on the elite bureaucrats and their special interests over the President serving McDonalds, Wendys, Pizza, and Fries to the National Champs back in Washington D.C.
Let's see...one scenario is down to Earth. The other are a bunch of crooked politicians being wined and dined by lobbyists at a resort.
Trump Delusional Syndrome has taken away some of you people's ability to think clearly.
Oh well, enjoy the great economy. We are KILLING it here. Hope the rest of you are too.
If your elite heroes partying down in Puerto Rico have their way...it will soon come crashing down.
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Meanwhile Trump spent the following during his inauguration:
1. $2.7 million for Sinatra and showgirls
ABC News reported that the committee wrote a $2.7 million paycheck to a company that did a Broadway-style rendition of Frank Sinatra’s “New York, New York” — complete with ” Las Vegas show girls flown in by Trump pal Steve Wynn for a private event.”
2. Over $130,000 for custom seat cushions.
The ABC report on the inaugural committee also noted that the panel paid out $130,000 for custom seat cushions at two gala dinners for Trump.
3. $10,000 on makeup — for servers
Both the Times and ABC noted that the committee paid $10,000 for makeup for aides. The Times reported that the makeup bill was for 20 servers, and ABC added that they were servers at a formal dinner.
4. $1.5 million to Trump’s DC hotel
ABC reported that the committee spent $1.5 million at the Trump International Hotel in DC — a site that’s regularly reported-on and investigated.
5. $130,000 for Tiffany salad bowls
A source confirmed to ABC that a $130,000 check cut to Tiffany & Company was for salad bowls to inaugural guests.
6. $2.7 million to Brad Parscale, Trump’s now-campaign manager
ABC reported that the inaugural committee shelled out $2.7 million to a company owned by Brad Parscale — who has since become the Trump 2020 campaign manager — for digital operations.
7. $450,000 for cybersecurity
The digital operations payment was separate from a $450,000 total paid to Fortalice Solutions LLC, a company specializing in “cyber protection,” ABC noted.