Trump’s UK Trip Mixes Presidential Duty and Personal Interests

The article discusses President Trump's recent visit to the United Kingdom, which combined official presidential duties with personal interests. The trip included a state visit, a meeting with the Queen, and attendance at the 75th anniversary of the D-Day landings. However, the visit also involved Trump promoting his golf courses and participating in events that were seen as blurring the line between his roles as a president and a private businessman. The article highlights the controversy surrounding Trump's mixing of presidential responsibilities and private interests, as well as the potential conflicts of interest that can arise when a sitting president engages in such activities. It also touches on the diplomatic implications of the visit and the challenges faced by the White House in navigating the delicate balance between official duties and personal interests.