| Saudi King rents out entire Four Seasons in D.C |
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and Saudi King Salman It’s good to be the king — of Saudi Arabia. The entire Four Seasons hotel in Washington, D.C., has been rented out for King Salman bin Abdulaziz’s first visit to America.
The Middle East leader is in town to speak with President Obama about the Iranian nuclear deal and other issues related to the region.
Abdulaziz landed in the nation’s capital Thursday night, where a monstrous fleet of black luxury cars awaited him at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland.
“Everything is gold. Gold mirrors, gold end tables, gold lamps, even gold hat racks,” a source told Politico.
The website reported that red carpets were used in the parking garage to make sure the king and his family never touched the concrete.
A representative for the Four Seasons declined to comment on Politico’s story.
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Although American presidents are not nearly as extravagant as the royal family, the Obama administration has spent tens-of-millions of taxpayer dollars on vacations, fundraisers and trips. Records gleaned and analyzed by the government watchdog Judicial Watch in May 2014 concluded that the White House accrued at least $33,441,728.23 in such expenditures.
The nonprofit organization also reported that Obama’s 17-day vacation in Hawaii cost taxpayers roughly $4 million in staff and security needs.
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