California legislators are debating a bill that would prohibit state agencies from spending money at hotels owned by President Donald Trump or his family members.

Assemblyman Evan Low, a Democrat (of course), would prevent state employees from staying at Trump hotels. His rationale is that no elected official should benefit from money spent by the government.

The bill doesn’t actually mention Trump by name but it is obviously aimed at damaging Trump’s business or at least trying to embarrass him and his family.

Actually, Trump hotels don’t get much business at all from California workers, who get only $90 a day for hotel expenses. Since 2016, only one state worker from California has booked a stay at a Trump hotel through the state’s contracted travel agency or its online booking tool, according to the Department of General Services.  Officials from other states, including governors and members of Congress, routinely stay at Trump hotels without any concerns.

Since 2017, California Attorney General Xavier Becerra has banned state-financed travel to Texas, Alabama, South Dakota, Kentucky, North Carolina, Kansas, Mississippi, Tennessee and Oklahoma because those states don’t have laws that provide special rights for practicing homosexuals or don’t favor abortion.

So, if you support President Trump, plan your vacation in Florida instead of California this summer. You will save money, have a better time and be treated better.

And be sure to stay in a Trump hotel.