Conservative attorney George Conway is provoking Donald Trump in both his residential and recreational areas, putting up billboards near the former president’s Mar-a-Lago home and in front of two of his favorite golf courses.
Conway’s Anti-Psychopath PAC’s billboards remind passersby that Trump cheats – and not just in golf.
“Donald Trump’s reputation as a cheat and a liar extends beyond the golf course and into every aspect of his life,” Conway said in a press release.
The PAC said the 13 billboards were “strategically placed” around Trump’s Bedminster golf course in New Jersey, his Doral golf course in Florida and his Mar-a-Lago home to ensure Trump himself saw them:
Numerous Trump golf partners have accused the former president of cheating, especially when playing on golf courses he owns.
Sportswriter Rick Reilly, who played golf with Trump, said earlier this year that the former president cheated “like a Mafia accountant.”
Reilly wrote an entire book about how Trump cheats at golf.
The Anti-Psychopath PAC expressed hope that the billboards would increase Trump’s provocation.
“This campaign is aimed at provoking Trump into another bout of deranged behavior and further demonstrating his unfitness for office,” the organization said in a press release.
The billboards outside the golf courses will remain up until August 25, while the board near Mar-a-Lago will be on display through November as part of a six-figure advertising campaign.
The PAC has published a map with the locations here.
