Media Critical of Trump Donating First Check to National Park Service

[longknife]

Good grief. Is there anything the president does that they don't complain about? No wonder nobody trust the polimedia and its minions.

Instead, CNBC said it won’t help the park service. The Washingtonian said that this check is tax-deductible, which implies that it is self-serving (a fair point).

Still, it is another campaign promise fulfilled and it goes to historic national battlefields.

 

[TheOldSchool]

It would be fine for him to brag about donating to historic battlefields if he weren't planning on completely gutting their funding. It almost comes off as rubbing it in their faces.

 

[ScienceRocks]

Good grief. Is there anything the president does that they don't complain about? No wonder nobody trust the polimedia and its minions.

Instead, CNBC said it won’t help the park service. The Washingtonian said that this check is tax-deductible, which implies that it is self-serving (a fair point).

Still, it is another campaign promise fulfilled and it goes to historic national battlefields.

That is nice of him but he could do far better with a budget that increases funding for our park service.

 

[longknife]

Good grief. Is there anything the president does that they don't complain about? No wonder nobody trust the polimedia and its minions.

Instead, CNBC said it won’t help the park service. The Washingtonian said that this check is tax-deductible, which implies that it is self-serving (a fair point).

Still, it is another campaign promise fulfilled and it goes to historic national battlefields.

That is nice of him but he could do far better with a budget that increases funding for our park service.

As with every government agency, I think the most important thing to do is to completely audit and review the budget. Go back to the basics of its charter and ensure it meets the goal while getting rid of all the fat.

 

[blastoff]

Good grief. Is there anything the president does that they don't complain about? No wonder nobody trust the polimedia and its minions.

Instead, CNBC said it won’t help the park service. The Washingtonian said that this check is tax-deductible, which implies that it is self-serving (a fair point).

Still, it is another campaign promise fulfilled and it goes to historic national battlefields.

That is nice of him but he could do far better with a budget that increases funding for our park service.

As with every government agency, I think the most important thing to do is to completely audit and review the budget. Go back to the basics of its charter and ensure it meets the goal while getting rid of all the fat.

Amen! Approach the government as a business enterprise rather than a gravy train.