President Trump's Company Is Reportedly Considering A Second D.c. Hotel

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President Trump's company is now eyeing a second Trump Hotel in the nation's capital, The Washington Post reported Wednesday. Trump opened his first hotel, the Trump International Hotel, while he was on the campaign trail last fall. The potential second hotel would be "more affordable" than the existing luxury hotel on Pennsylvania Avenue, and the Post noted that other developers would own the property, though they would pay the Trump Organization for "licensing rights and management." Already, Trump's first hotel in Washington, D.C., has raised a plethora of ethics and conflicts of interest questions.

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