Trump Golf Course Raises Criticism from Watchdog Group

Last Saturday, President Trump enthusiastically tweeted that his golf course in Aberdeen, Scotland, could be "the best" in the world, prompting criticism that he was using the office for profit, the Washington Post reports. "Very proud of perhaps the largest golf course in the world. Citizens for Accountability and Ethics in Washington, which is suing Trump on the grounds that the US Constitution prohibits national leaders from using their office for financial purposes, voiced their criticism shortly thereafter. "There he is.The president uses an official statement as advertising for his company and ensures that everyone knows that he is linking his business to US relations with foreign countries," tweeted the group. barely seven minutes later.