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- Trump Team Sends Muddled Message on Iran
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- Why American presidents play so much golf - Business Insider
And he left no team-bonding exercise undone, so great was his obsession with finding a way to turn around the fortunes of his team, which had only one victory in the 12 previous competitions.
For Els, the loss was especially difficult to digest because he has spent the better part of his professional playing career running headlong into the wall that is Woods. He finished second to him seven times in his career, including four times in majors. But in the end, the Americans, led on and off the course by Woods, were too good. Kuchar played the penultimate singles match.
Trump Team Sends Muddled Message on Iran
Woods sent himself out first because he wanted to finish early so he could spend the bulk of the day spurring the rest of the team around the fast, firm course. Be careful what you wish for. Woods produced six birdies in the 16 holes.
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He also noted that Trump is surprisingly calm and collected when he plays. As for the politics of the game, Trump receives the majority of his criticism for being a hypocrite, always ready to tweet something nasty about Obama on the green while spending more time on it himself as president. He told Fox News in a recent interview he "couldn't care less" about golf, and that when he's visited the golf club as president he's "not having fun," but working.
Rand Paul as being conducive to deal-making, but as the Washington Post points out, he's also played several games with professional golfers. Different presidents have used golf for different things.
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Security officials weren't notified of 'imminent' threats.
Chilling details revealed on naval base shooting in Florida. The long wait for the trial to begin -- nearly four weeks pulsating with political gamesmanship after the House voted to consign Trump to historic ignominy -- finally looks to be over. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, a California Democrat, will meet her troops on Tuesday and is expected to finally relent in her refusal to send the articles of impeachment to the other chamber -- a delay triggered by a bid to dictate the terms of the trial.
Finally, the Senate will get the chance to assess whether Trump, the third president ever impeached by the House, is guilty of the standard of "high crimes and misdemeanors" for trying to coerce Ukraine to dig up dirt on his possible election foe Joe Biden. The way that the public comes to view the climax of the scandal will shape the rest of the President's term, his hopes for a second one and the destiny of the Senate come November's elections.
Democrats hope to brand Republicans as shielding a historically corrupt President and to create a powerful line of argument for their eventual nominee, who will argue the episode shows Trump is unfit to stay in the White House. But Trump is certain to view his escape as vindication of an impulsive and unchained leadership style -- while Republicans compete to show fealty to a President who dominates his party like few of his predecessors.