You can bet he'll be running the country out of his office on Air Force One as he "visits" factories, etc in all the battleground states daily this summer.
This is an interesting read on travel expenses. You know they've figured out all the loop-holes.
https://fas.org/sgp/crs/misc/RS21835.pdf
Courtesy of your tax-dollars:
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As the coronavirus crisis hits home, Trump hits the trail
With the president eager to put the crisis behind him, one familiar pre-pandemic routine has made an unlikely return: 2020 battleground speeches.
Traveling Thursday to Allentown, Pennsylvania, to tour a medical equipment distribution center, Trump took the stage to his familiar campaign rally soundtrack, addressing an audience dotted with red "Make America Great Again" hats.
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While a crowd seated in folding chairs 6 feet apart was a far cry from a stadium packed with thousands of supporters, throngs of the president's fans lined the road beyond and gathered outside the facility — many standing close together, mask-less — holding campaign signs and flags.
Inside the venue, Trump again compared the new crowd spacing unfavorably to that at pre-pandemic rallies. "We like it the old way a little bit better," he said. "And we will be back to that soon, I really believe."
It was the
second time in as many weeks that Trump had traveled to a state where he faces a tight race with former Vice President Joe Biden, using the power of the presidency to start hitting the unofficial campaign trail as he enters the next stage of campaigning during the coronavirus. Biden, meanwhile, has been confined to campaigning from a home studio.
While the trip to Pennsylvania on Thursday and one a week earlier
to Arizona weren't official campaign events and involved much smaller crowds, they served a similar purpose for Trump's re-election bid: drumming up local news coverage in key regions. Trump stayed mostly on script in Pennsylvania, touting his response to the coronavirus — although he threw in several jabs at Biden.