参加特朗普总统就职典礼 门槛价2.5万美元

The inaugural¹ committee for President-elect Donald Trump² is out with its initial offerings to donors³ - and for major money, supporters will have prime access to the administration and first families.

 

美国当选总统特朗普就职典礼委员会给资助人开出了门槛价，而大额资金支持者将有机会接触内阁和第一家庭。
 

 

According to a copy of the "58th Presidential Inaugural Committee Underwriter Benefits" brochure obtained by CNN, for $1 million, donors will get tickets to a luncheon⁴ with Cabinet appointees and congressional leadership, dinner with the Vice⁵ President-elect and his wife, lunch with the first families, tickets to an "elegant" "candlelight dinner" featuring "special appearances by" Trump, Melania Trump, Mike Pence and his wife, Karen Pence, and tickets to the parade, swearing in concert and ball.

 

The brochure also offers various versions of the package for the $500,000, $250,000, $100,000 and $25,000 price points. All the packages include travel bookings and tickets to various events, with decreasing amounts of tickets and less access. While $250,000 and up includes the "candlelight" dinner and first family luncheon, less than that only gets access to the official inaugural events and, for $100,000 donors, the Cabinet.

 

The inaugural committee is a separate entity⁶ from the campaign and the transition, and can raise money as it sees fit, though donors and bundlers of $200 or more will be made public.

 

Trump's inaugural committee is chaired by wealthy investment executive Tom Barrack, a friend of Trump's who spoke⁷ at the Republican convention this summer.

 

The inaugural committee confirmed the document was authentic⁸, but said it was subject to change. The document was first reported by the Center for Public Integrity.

 

"The Inaugural events are, to a large extent, privately⁹ funded so as to not use taxpayer¹⁰ dollars," said committee spokesman Boris Epshteyn in a statement. "For the 58th Presidential Inaugural, any and all funds raised above amounts needed to fund the Inaugural events will be donated to charitable organizations.

 

Epshteyn also said the inauguration¹¹ would not accept any money from "state or federal registered lobbyists."

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