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Report: Donald Trump tried to get British government to hold British Open at his Scotland resort

Ryan YoungWriter

July 21, 2020, 7:28 PM

 

President Donald Trump reportedly tried, and failed, to get his Trump Turnberry resort in Scotland to host the British Open, according to The New York Times.

Trump reportedly asked Woody Johnson, the American ambassador to Britain, to “see if the British government could help steer” the iconic golf tournament — one of the four major championships each season — to his course in Scotland in 2018.

Johnson reportedly “raised the idea” of the course hosting the tournament to Scotland Secretary of State David Mundell, too, despite warnings from his deputy that “it would be an unethical use of the presidency for private gain.”

Mundell declined to tell The New York Times what he and Johnson — a Trump donor and the owner of the New York Jets — discussed. A statement from the British government said that Johnson “made no request of Mr. Mundell regarding the British Open or any other sporting event.”

Mundell’s deputy, Lewis Lukens, was reportedly left “deeply unsettled” by the request. Lukens emailed State Department officials about the request, per the report, but was later forced out of his position. Lukens had previously served as the acting ambassador to Britain and as the ambassador to Senegal.

The British Open is run by the R&A, one of the sport’s largest governing bodies in the world. R&A spokesman Mike Woodcock said he hasn’t “received any approaches from the British government or the Scottish government” about holding the event at Trump’s course in Scotland, according to The New York Times.

Whether the request officially made its way over to either the British government or the R&A or not, Trump’s desire to get the event to his course clearly didn’t pan out.

The British Open was scheduled to be held at Royal St. George’s this year, though it was canceled completely due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It will be held there next year instead, followed by a trip to St. Andrews in 2022 and then to Royal Liverpool in 2023. The tournament rotates between courses in Scotland, England and Northern Ireland each year.

Trump purchased the course in 2014. It sits along the southwest coast of Scotland, about an hour south of Glasgow. Turnberry has held the British Open four times in the past, most recently in 2009.

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7 minutes ago, DBP66 said:

Putting his personal needs/wants ahead of the country...abusing his powers on again...:$

Report: Donald Trump tried to get British government to hold British Open at his Scotland resort

Ryan YoungWriter

July 21, 2020, 7:28 PM

 

President Donald Trump reportedly tried, and failed, to get his Trump Turnberry resort in Scotland to host the British Open, according to The New York Times.

Trump reportedly asked Woody Johnson, the American ambassador to Britain, to “see if the British government could help steer” the iconic golf tournament — one of the four major championships each season — to his course in Scotland in 2018.

Johnson reportedly “raised the idea” of the course hosting the tournament to Scotland Secretary of State David Mundell, too, despite warnings from his deputy that “it would be an unethical use of the presidency for private gain.”

Mundell declined to tell The New York Times what he and Johnson — a Trump donor and the owner of the New York Jets — discussed. A statement from the British government said that Johnson “made no request of Mr. Mundell regarding the British Open or any other sporting event.”

Mundell’s deputy, Lewis Lukens, was reportedly left “deeply unsettled” by the request. Lukens emailed State Department officials about the request, per the report, but was later forced out of his position. Lukens had previously served as the acting ambassador to Britain and as the ambassador to Senegal.

The British Open is run by the R&A, one of the sport’s largest governing bodies in the world. R&A spokesman Mike Woodcock said he hasn’t “received any approaches from the British government or the Scottish government” about holding the event at Trump’s course in Scotland, according to The New York Times.

Whether the request officially made its way over to either the British government or the R&A or not, Trump’s desire to get the event to his course clearly didn’t pan out.

The British Open was scheduled to be held at Royal St. George’s this year, though it was canceled completely due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It will be held there next year instead, followed by a trip to St. Andrews in 2022 and then to Royal Liverpool in 2023. The tournament rotates between courses in Scotland, England and Northern Ireland each year.

Trump purchased the course in 2014. It sits along the southwest coast of Scotland, about an hour south of Glasgow. Turnberry has held the British Open four times in the past, most recently in 2009.

Did it happen nope

Non story 

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PSSST.....from your own article.....

"A statement from the British government said that Johnson “made no request of Mr. Mundell regarding the British Open or any other sporting event.”

 

So is this some sort of new clown 🤡 conspiracy???  LOL

Or just another case of you not being able to  read again?

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BTW: congrats on meeting your daily quota of OJ...

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28 minutes ago, Troll said:

PSSST.....from your own article.....

"A statement from the British government said that Johnson “made no request of Mr. Mundell regarding the British Open or any other sporting event.”

 

So is this some sort of new clown 🤡 conspiracy???  LOL

Or just another case of you not being able to  read again?

🤡

 

BTW: congrats on meeting your daily quota of OJ...

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just Trump being Trump and you being his excuse boy once again..never gets old...:$

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8 hours ago, DBP66 said:

Putting his personal needs/wants ahead of the country...abusing his powers on again...:$

Report: Donald Trump tried to get British government to hold British Open at his Scotland resort

Ryan YoungWriter

July 21, 2020, 7:28 PM

 

President Donald Trump reportedly tried, and failed, to get his Trump Turnberry resort in Scotland to host the British Open, according to The New York Times.

Trump reportedly asked Woody Johnson, the American ambassador to Britain, to “see if the British government could help steer” the iconic golf tournament — one of the four major championships each season — to his course in Scotland in 2018.

Johnson reportedly “raised the idea” of the course hosting the tournament to Scotland Secretary of State David Mundell, too, despite warnings from his deputy that “it would be an unethical use of the presidency for private gain.”

Mundell declined to tell The New York Times what he and Johnson — a Trump donor and the owner of the New York Jets — discussed. A statement from the British government said that Johnson “made no request of Mr. Mundell regarding the British Open or any other sporting event.”

Mundell’s deputy, Lewis Lukens, was reportedly left “deeply unsettled” by the request. Lukens emailed State Department officials about the request, per the report, but was later forced out of his position. Lukens had previously served as the acting ambassador to Britain and as the ambassador to Senegal.

The British Open is run by the R&A, one of the sport’s largest governing bodies in the world. R&A spokesman Mike Woodcock said he hasn’t “received any approaches from the British government or the Scottish government” about holding the event at Trump’s course in Scotland, according to The New York Times.

Whether the request officially made its way over to either the British government or the R&A or not, Trump’s desire to get the event to his course clearly didn’t pan out.

The British Open was scheduled to be held at Royal St. George’s this year, though it was canceled completely due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It will be held there next year instead, followed by a trip to St. Andrews in 2022 and then to Royal Liverpool in 2023. The tournament rotates between courses in Scotland, England and Northern Ireland each year.

Trump purchased the course in 2014. It sits along the southwest coast of Scotland, about an hour south of Glasgow. Turnberry has held the British Open four times in the past, most recently in 2009.

Crazy part is that its supposed to be illegal to use your position in gov for financial reasons. I guess nobody can call him out because they are all doing it.

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This as big of a story as trump wanting to hold the G7 at his Doral Golf course. It didn't happen

Now if you wanna get upset he sent millions to his properties around America from his campaign. Forbes reporting.

But doesn't really matter Diane Feinstein is worth over 140 million working for her constituents on a public service salary 

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10 hours ago, DBP66 said:

Putting his personal needs/wants ahead of the country...abusing his powers on again...:$

Report: Donald Trump tried to get British government to hold British Open at his Scotland resort

Ryan YoungWriter

July 21, 2020, 7:28 PM

 

President Donald Trump reportedly tried, and failed, to get his Trump Turnberry resort in Scotland to host the British Open, according to The New York Times.

Trump reportedly asked Woody Johnson, the American ambassador to Britain, to “see if the British government could help steer” the iconic golf tournament — one of the four major championships each season — to his course in Scotland in 2018.

Johnson reportedly “raised the idea” of the course hosting the tournament to Scotland Secretary of State David Mundell, too, despite warnings from his deputy that “it would be an unethical use of the presidency for private gain.”

Mundell declined to tell The New York Times what he and Johnson — a Trump donor and the owner of the New York Jets — discussed. A statement from the British government said that Johnson “made no request of Mr. Mundell regarding the British Open or any other sporting event.”

Mundell’s deputy, Lewis Lukens, was reportedly left “deeply unsettled” by the request. Lukens emailed State Department officials about the request, per the report, but was later forced out of his position. Lukens had previously served as the acting ambassador to Britain and as the ambassador to Senegal.

The British Open is run by the R&A, one of the sport’s largest governing bodies in the world. R&A spokesman Mike Woodcock said he hasn’t “received any approaches from the British government or the Scottish government” about holding the event at Trump’s course in Scotland, according to The New York Times.

Whether the request officially made its way over to either the British government or the R&A or not, Trump’s desire to get the event to his course clearly didn’t pan out.

The British Open was scheduled to be held at Royal St. George’s this year, though it was canceled completely due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It will be held there next year instead, followed by a trip to St. Andrews in 2022 and then to Royal Liverpool in 2023. The tournament rotates between courses in Scotland, England and Northern Ireland each year.

Trump purchased the course in 2014. It sits along the southwest coast of Scotland, about an hour south of Glasgow. Turnberry has held the British Open four times in the past, most recently in 2009.

He has got to be the most corrupt President in at least the last 140 years. He has no shame and would pillage the Treasury if the USA was an underdeveloped country with poor checks and balances. He is the proverbial fox in the hen house! 

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4 minutes ago, DarterBlue said:

He has got to be the most corrupt President in at least the last 140 years. He has no shame and would pillage the Treasury if the USA was an underdeveloped country with poor checks and balances. He is the proverbial fox in the hen house! 

Could u explain how our congress personnel is worth over 100 million dollars on a congress salary???

Mark Warner is a democrat in Virginia worth over 200 million 

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13 minutes ago, HSFBfan said:

Could u explain how our congress personnel is worth over 100 million dollars on a congress salary???

Mark Warner is a democrat in Virginia worth over 200 million 

I have no idea. In fact I am not familiar with Mark Warner. With no knowledge here are some possible explanations: 1. He inherited it. 2. He was a very successful businessman prior to becoming a congressman. 3. He married a rich woman like John Kerry did. 4. He is corrupt and has accepted bribes and payoffs. 5. He is/was a very good trader and made a killing in the markets. 

You see, there are several ways he could have come into the money. Yes, one is terrible and at least one other is questionable. But some are totally legitimate. 

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11 minutes ago, DarterBlue said:

I have no idea. In fact I am not familiar with Mark Warner. With no knowledge here are some possible explanations: 1. He inherited it. 2. He was a very successful businessman prior to becoming a congressman. 3. He married a rich woman like John Kerry did. 4. He is corrupt and has accepted bribes and payoffs. 5. He is/was a very good trader and made a killing in the markets. 

You see, there are several ways he could have come into the money. Yes, one is terrible and at least one other is questionable. But some are totally legitimate. 

But we can question everyone 

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