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Donald trump donates huge portion of salary to national park service

President Donald Trump, who fabricated a affluence in absolute acreage  before running for political office,he  has decided to accord his first-quarter bacon of $78,333 to the Civic Park Service, the White House appear on Monday.

During the presidential campaign, Trump said he would accord his $400,000 annual salary if he were elected.

White House Columnist Secretary Sean Spicer shows a check from U.S. President Donald Trump's bacon which will be donated to the Civic Park Service during a circadian columnist conference at the 

White House in Washington, U.S., April 3, 2017. REUTERS/Carlos Barria


"That's no big accord for me," he told a town-hall appearance affair in September 2015.
Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke, whose bureau oversees the 100-year-old protector of 417 civic parks, monuments and added sites, said he was "thrilled" at Trump's decision.
"We are traveling to address and put it adjoin the basement on our nation's battlefields," Zinke said, actualization alongside White House agent Sean Spicer at a circadian briefing. "We are about $229 actor abaft in deferred aliment on our battlefields alone," Zinke said.
(Reporting by Jeff Mason; Writing by Tim Ahmann; Editing by Chris Reese and Lisa Shumaker)

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