Trump Hotel DC's cheapest room is now $4,500/night for the Jan. 6 rally.

[demmiblue]

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[catbyte]

1. Yeah, I can see it now--20 MAGAts crammed in a room. But it's probably still too much.

Apparently, they're trying to screw any foreign dignitaries who might be coming to Washington for the Inauguration. Vile.

[Siwsan]

2. Unless the proud boys, et al have a benefactor lined up, maybe the hotel is actively dissuading them

I would think that a worry of vandalism would be significant.

[arlyellowdog]

3. It's for Jan 6, not Inauguration

I think the extreme cost is to keep the violent people out. Other hotels have closed January 4, 5, 6.

[Siwsan]

4. Precisely what I just posted.

Seems the most logical explanation.

[arlyellowdog]

6. You're a much faster typer

[Siwsan]

7. Just another example of great minds thinking alike!

[ProfessorGAC]

11. Agree With You & Siswan

The price shift is so dramatic, that's it's not supply & demand.
They are scaring people away with dollar signs.

[Roland99]

8. No nazis will be paying that!

mommy isn't going to fund that kind of room rate!

[Blue Owl]

9. C'mon Proud Boys...

You say you'd die for tRumpy but you won't plunk down a few grand to stay at one of his hotels?

Sounds like your life is worth less than a night at the tRump Hotel. Sad!

[Politicalgolfer]

10. Snort.....Don shits on the cult once again😁

The pig keeps dumping on his toadies and they're too stupid to figure out how he detests the ignorant, uneducated cult! He just screwed the boys😂

[DFW]

12. They couldn't pay me enough to stay in that place.

I know lodging costs get crazy during big events, but this seems a little beyond crazy.

I remember back in 2008, when I tried to find a room in Denver for the Democratic National Convention. Hotels, even people offering private room in their houses for over $1000 a night. Totally nuts. I was told of some online sites, and I found a college student who was looking to sublet his apartment for $450 for the MONTH of August. I contacted him, and took his apartment, paid for the full month, and gave him back his place after the 4 or 5 days I was there. I had to walk all of ten minutes to get the tram into town. To save $900 a day, it sounded like quite the bargain to me!

[bdamomma]

13. I'm sure his

supporters are still in awe of him.