Trump won’t cut back Mar-a-Lago trips, despite cost

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President Trump has no intention of cutting back on his costly trips to his Mar-a-Lago home in West Palm Beach, Fla. despite routinely criticizing his predecessor’s travel habits.

“Presidents always travel and I think the president, wherever he goes, he carries the apparatus of the White House with us,” press secretary Sean Spicer said Monday. “The president will continue to go and travel around the country to solve the nation’s problems.”

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