President Donald Trump has already faced criticism for the time he has spent golfing during his first eight months in office, after previously attacking former President Barack Obama for his own vacations, but now there’s a new report that there may be more to question than just the high number of days that Trump has spent on his own properties. USA Today reported that there are questions being raised by many about who gains access to Trump at his golf courses and the amount of money being generated by new memberships at the luxurious sites with the intention to get the ear of the President. The members range from lobbyists, business executives, and even federal government contractors that…
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