Trump’s Plan for Summit at His Golf Club Highlights Shift in Ethical Norms

Trump’s decision to host an international summit at his private golf club revives an idea rejected during his first term.

The Chestnut Post Staff · October 4, 2026 at 5:45 AM EDT

Trump’s Plan for Summit at His Golf Club Highlights Shift in Ethical Norms

President Trump has decided to hold an international summit at his own private golf club, revisiting a proposal that was rejected during his first term.

The New York Times frames the decision as an example of how far ethical norms have shifted under Trump, examining his approach to advertising, business interests and summits.

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