"Damn, you're cold," tweets one follower.
Donald Trump used his mighty Twitter platform to drum up business for his golf course in Los Angeles on Sunday. U.S. deaths from COVID-19 inched closer 80,000, but the president didn’t tweet about that.— Donald J. Trump May 10, 2020
Critics were appalled. Besides demonstrating an astounding lack of sensitivity, Trump’s post highlighted his continuing conflict of interest issues. No tests are available for us. No tracing is being implemented. You have done nothing to make it safe for us to go out. The virus has killed 80,125 people so far, 2000 more will be dead by tomorrow. But by all means promote your golf course— Kim C May 10, 2020
Again, Trump is pimping his private businesses in his capacity as POTUS, a clear Emolument Clause violation, if not just a simple example of his rank corruption.You are not supposed to use the official govt.Twitter account to shill for your properties.— Joe Spaulding 🥑🏍 May 10, 2020 Oh nothing to see here, just the president of the USA promoting one his own businesses while still in office.— Biden War Room May 10, 2020Love HuffPost? Become a founding member of HuffPost Plus today.
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