working class stiff wrote:
Alright....fair enough.
The question then becomes why, other than politics, are you judging their golfing and vacation time so differently? Trump also said he'd be too busy to vacation or play golf in office, yet you justify it as 'doing business' but somehow Obama is judged differently.
As for proving me a prevaricator, asking you to show evidence for your statement is not a lie. I had not heard that before and asked for proof. You provided it.
I also backed up my statement about this President.
Alright....fair enough. br br The question then... (
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It was not me who called you a prevaricator, I simply showed the sources you requested.
I am not judging their golfing and vacation times differently. Trump is a very successful Real Estate businessman. Negotiating is something he probably did as a businessman every day. Obama was not a businessman, and I suspect he just played golf for the sake of playing golf. But I don't know that for sure - it's just my opinion. I do know that Trump actually did say he gets a lot of business done and develops great relationships with people all over the world on a golf course. I don't think that because he became President that negotiating on a golf course would stop. He specifically does NOT allow the press to be on any course while he is playing golf. A golf course has less "eyes" and "ears" than an office in a building...and it's easier to conduct business more privately there.