Trump hotel bar where White House staffers drink may lose its liquor license because of the owner's 'bad character'

Staffers in the Trump White House largely find themselves estranged from the Washington, D.C. social scene.

No one will date them, and some restaurants won't serve them.

The primary safe space for thirsty young Trumpers has been the hotel bar at the Trump Organization's hotel inside the Old Post Office building at 1110 Pennsylvania Avenue, a few blocks from the White House.

Residents of the District of Columbia filed a complaint challenging President Donald Trump’s liquor license based on his “bad character,” reports Huffington Post.

Like a lot of states, Washington's Alcoholic Beverage Control Board has provisions requiring that licensees not be criminals. A citizen complaint goes over the many things Trump has credibly been accused of, pointing to "Mr. Trump’s lack of good character." The complaint points out that Trump has been accused of sexual assault and paid $25 million to settle claims of fraud against Trump University.

Third Supplement to Complaint by on Scribd

Washington's ABC Board—made up of seven residents of the city, where Trump won just 4percent of the vote—will hold a hearing on the challenge this coming Wednesday, and HuffPo says a decision is expected the following day.

If Trump loses his liquor license it could mark the end of his $100 martinis and force Stephen Miller out to the wolves.