Quote from: Sithara007 on May 08, 2017, 04:52:07 PM

Quote from: lovenhom on May 08, 2017, 04:06:01 PM

Quote from: muffinbiller on April 28, 2017, 02:05:04 AM

Yes Or No
And Why

I do not like anyone more than anyone , because everyone will have their strengths and weaknesses.

I could agree with that statement. But you should remember that Obama's strength was in playing golf, and not in administration. On the other hand, Trump's strength lies in his independent nature.

Well, it seems Trump is pretty fond of a little golf himself. Not so easy to track because his aides obscure the fact he frequently plays:
http://www.ajc.com/lifestyles/presidential-golf-tracker-obama-333-trump/UTQsQk7WKGDE2ANyDsMklM/

Still has a ways to go, but if he keeps it up, he might eclipse him in just one term Wink

And we won't even talk about the fact that, in his first 100 days, he spent more weekends staying at an actual golf course instead of the White House. And not Camp David or one of the free presidential retreats, but no, his own golf resort, at tax payers expense, which he then profits from because he never divested his assets. also, it's extraordinarily expensive to protect him in something as insecure as a golf resort, New York is struggling to pay for protection for the First Family at Trump Tower. We are hemorrhaging money here, people, yet we are talking about saving money through budget cuts to vital programs/offices.

So when he gets bored of doing bigly things, we all pay for him to go play golf. Which he literally, actually pockets, because he owns the golf course.

But you know, Obama playing golf an average of once every 8.8 days is certainly a cool talking point, no?

BTW, for Trump it's 1 in 5.9 days Wink