His latest tweet came after a Trump-owned venue broke a pledge promising not to use the president's appearances there to drum up publicity.
Former White House ethics chief Walter Shaub issued a fiery retort directed at President Donald Trump on Saturday, ribbing the commander-in-chief for once again golfing at a Trump-branded property and bringing along a costly entourage.
"How about a law that says anytime POTUS visits a property on or adjacent to a golf course, he/she must pay for all costs incurred by the entourage from the minute he/she left the White House until he/she is back inside the White House?" Shaub said."The Golf On Your Own Damn Dime Act of 2019"
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