Kosh
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Yes Trump does play on his golf courses..
But you can do that when you own them!
Trump: "I Thought It Would Be Easier"
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Yes Trump does play on his golf courses..
But you can do that when you own them!
Valerie
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Obama: No president has ever been as prepared as Hillary Clinton
"without ever acknowledging Trump, President Obama made the most convincing case we have seen this convention for why Donald Trump cannot become president. He argued that the presidency is the most difficult and serious and crushingly lonely position in the world, and that it takes someone of exceptional moral character to occupy it."
President Obama just delivered the most convincing argument for why Donald Trump can’t be president.
Kosh
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And yet the far left chose a half white male that had zero experience in 2008!
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obama golf count dot com? i don't think so...And Obama golfed a lot. Trump: Twice as much. Yikes.
This exclusive analysis was conducted using public data, a calendar, and some long division. Even Fox & Friends will be hard to call this “fake news,” though Sean Hannity might still try.
The inputs? So far, according to multiple reports, Trump has gone golfing 13 times since becoming president.
March 31 is Trump’s 71st day in office. That’s one round of golf every five-and-a-half days.
Meanwhile the magazine Golf Digest, in the kind of exhaustive and heroic work that really deserves some kind of prize, in January added up all the times Obama went golfing during his eight-year term as president.
The total: 306 times. The calendar tell us there were 2,922 days in Obama’s two terms. So that’s one round of golf every nine-and-a-half days.
In other words, Trump has been golfing at almost twice the rate as Obama did. And this in the supposedly busy early days of his presidency to boot.
Trump is golfing twice as much as Obama did
Kosh
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And Obama golfed a lot. Trump: Twice as much. Yikes.
This exclusive analysis was conducted using public data, a calendar, and some long division. Even Fox & Friends will be hard to call this “fake news,” though Sean Hannity might still try.
The inputs? So far, according to multiple reports, Trump has gone golfing 13 times since becoming president.
March 31 is Trump’s 71st day in office. That’s one round of golf every five-and-a-half days.
Meanwhile the magazine Golf Digest, in the kind of exhaustive and heroic work that really deserves some kind of prize, in January added up all the times Obama went golfing during his eight-year term as president.
The total: 306 times. The calendar tell us there were 2,922 days in Obama’s two terms. So that’s one round of golf every nine-and-a-half days.
In other words, Trump has been golfing at almost twice the rate as Obama did. And this in the supposedly busy early days of his presidency to boot.
Trump is golfing twice as much as Obama did
Once again the far left will deny reality!
We've crunched the numbers, and it's official: President Obama played A LOT of golf while in office - Golf Digest
Kosh
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You are far left! As you keep proving my point that you will deny reality at all costs!
toomuchtime_
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Every president is in way over his head, and I understand that's a frightening thought for many people. We are accustomed to seeing politicians in the WH and politicians are at least as concerned, perhaps more concerned, with appearances as they are in outcomes, but President Trump is a businessman, not a politicians, and businessmen must be primarily concerned with outcomes to survive. I have no interest in the President trying to make me feel more secure by pretending he is in control of everything when he is not, but that's what politicians do. I'm more interested in seeing the President focused on getting things done regardless of appearances.While I understand how you would appreciate his candidness, part of being a good leader is inspiring confidence in those you aim to lead even when your own confidence is shaky and part of being POTUS is understanding that anything you say or do can have enormous effects across the globe.lol I like it when he gives candid interviews; it lets me know he is aware of his vulnerabilities and limitations. It is he guys who pretend to have everything under control when they don't that scare me.
Wow, what a bizarre interview, if I didn't know that Donald was a tea tottler I'd suspect he was drunk.
"Now, I have to tell you, it's an unbelievably complex subject," he added. "Nobody knew health care could be so complicated."
Yeah Donnie, nobody except anybody that had studied the issue for more than 5 minutes.
"I actually, this is more work than my previous life. I thought it would be easier."
You didn't know that being the chief executive of a nation of 325 million people with an $18.5 trillion economy and the preeminent superpower on the planet was a bigger and more demanding job than running your own $9.5 billion company? .
Dear Mr. President,
Please stop giving these types of interviews, you're scaring the shit out of everybody.
Love,
The Human Race
This interview doesn't inspire confidence that the Donald has things under control nor does it indicate that he understands that even his most casual statements can have far reaching impact, quite the opposite since it makes it appear as though he's in way over his head and doesn't have a grip on how to control what he says.
Personally I would suggest that he sit down with his Secretary of State and get some pointers on how interviews like this should be handled, since Tillerson just did a marvelous job talking about the differences between his job at Exxon and his role as Secretary of State in an interview with Brett Baier.
What's he really saying in the interview? He's saying, I know exactly what I want to do for the country, but I'm a novice politician and I'm only now learning how to work the system to get these things done. I find nothing disquieting in that, and I find comfort in the fact that he is secure enough in himself to be able to talk candidly to voters about it.
As for people around the world hanging on his every word, I think he has used his "bully pulpit" very effectively to get the responses he wants from foreign leaders.
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Saying that indicates you have the mind of a child.
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Of course Obama was suggesting it was all a slam dunk for him.
who knew the presidency could be so complicated?
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Yea.......imagine having to actually work
This ain't the Apprentice
But at least he has his golf game and monthly pep rallies
This ain't the Apprentice
But at least he has his golf game and monthly pep rallies
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Then maybe Trump should just resign and go back to Easy Street where he belongs.
NYcarbineer
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Reminds me, for some reason, what Jethro on the Beverly Hillbillies said when asked what he wanted to be...
"...a brain surgeon...or a soda jerk!"
"...a brain surgeon...or a soda jerk!"
Look at all the rubes who have to deflect to the Former President.
how badly did he **** it up? We were doing much better under W?
Yeah he did it and just look at how badly he fucked it up...... maybe we need to raise the bar a bit, you know put a mentally stable, grown up in the job, just for a change of pace?
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So what Trump is really saying is that he never would have run for president if he'd known how much real work there was to being president.
It's also more evidence that he was most likely running to run, not running to win.
It's also more evidence that he was most likely running to run, not running to win.
NightFox
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LOL, George W. Screwup is your benchmark? Like I said, we need to raise the bar for POTUS since we're batting 0-3 since the turn of the Century. Perhaps we should consider outsourcing the job because neither major crime family.... er.. political party can seem to find any Americans to nominate that are worth a damn.how badly did he **** it up? We were doing much better under W?
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