Trump’s Scottish Golf Tour Exposes Presidential Ethics Challenges and Priorities

Presidential vacations have historically been a delicate balance between rest and responsibility. While presidents like Abraham Lincoln and Ronald Reagan sought respite that kept the nation's interests central, President Donald Trump’s recent five-day trip to Scotland signals a different reality—one where personal profit appears entangled with public duty.This isn’t merely another summer getaway. Trump’s stay centers around two golf courses owned by his family near Turnberry and Aberdeen, including the launch of a new course. Unlike previous presidents who vacationed domestically or visited places without direct financial ties, Trump is effectively promoting and expanding his private business ventures on the...