Following public speculation about his health and absence, Donald Trump posted a photo on Truth Social of himself golfing with Jon Gruden to dispel rumors of his death. However, the image’s authenticity was immediately questioned, with social media users identifying the picture as being from a previous outing, further fueling the online debate. This was confirmed when footage from August 23rd surfaced, showing Trump in the same attire. The post’s failure to quell the rumors led to increased online discussion and searches related to his health.
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The White House publicized President Trump’s victory at the Men’s Senior Club Championship at his Bedminster golf club, showcasing a score of 69. This announcement follows allegations of cheating on another course, with a video from a Scotland trip sparking accusations of improper ball placement. Despite these claims, Trump’s impressive handicap of around 2 and the praise of professional golfers like Jack Nicklaus and Tom Watson, highlight his skill. The president’s consistent engagement with golf, including frequent play during his term, fuels the ongoing debate about the veracity of his scores.
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Grace claimed that Capriglione’s stance on abortion was hypocritical, alleging he funded abortions despite presenting himself as anti-abortion. This is particularly notable as Capriglione authored Texas’s stringent “trigger” abortion ban, which makes performing an abortion a felony. Capriglione admitted to infidelity but denied paying for any abortions, stating his family has forgiven him.
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During a press engagement, President Trump was asked if his mood was affected by a poor round of golf in Scotland. The president, who had played at his Turnberry course, asserted that the golf was “beautiful” and that golf is always enjoyable. The query highlighted the blending of business and leisure during Trump’s trip, especially as he has been advocating for Turnberry’s Ailsa Course to host the Open Championship. The course, last hosting the Open in 2009, is highly ranked in the golfing world.
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A video showing President Donald Trump appearing to have a ball tossed to him by a caddie during a golf game in Scotland sparked online accusations of cheating, which included a repost of the video by Governor Gavin Newsom’s press office. Sportswriter Rick Reilly weighed in, referencing Trump’s history of allegedly manipulating the game, while some users defended Trump, suggesting a “provisional” drop. Despite these claims, the president has previously been accused of cheating at golf, with several reports of questionable wins. The president currently owns two golf resorts in Scotland.
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Recent social media attention has focused on allegations of Donald Trump cheating at golf, with a video circulating that purportedly shows his caddy manipulating a ball’s position. This incident adds to a long history of accusations against the president regarding unfair play, highlighted by figures like actor Samuel Jackson and detailed in Rick Reilly’s book, “Commander in Cheat.” The controversy extends beyond cheating claims, encompassing criticisms of Trump’s frequent golf outings, potential conflicts of interest related to his golf courses, and the expenditure of taxpayer money on these trips. Furthermore, these golf trips are perceived to be in conflict with other presidential duties.
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In an attempt to shift focus from the ongoing controversy surrounding Jeffrey Epstein, Donald Trump has been touting his recent golf victories, including a win at his Bedminster club. This comes despite continued criticism from MAGA figures regarding Attorney General Pam Bondi’s handling of the Epstein case and Trump’s perceived defense of her. Despite Trump’s efforts to redirect attention, many supporters remain fixated on the Epstein saga, fueled by theories and a perceived cover-up. This has led to a rift within the MAGA base and further complicates Trump’s efforts to control the narrative.
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Following President Trump’s imposition of import tariffs that triggered a global market downturn, Senator Kennedy downplayed public concern over the President’s weekend golf trip. Kennedy asserted that Americans understand presidents need weekend leisure and likely don’t hold this against him, despite acknowledging the “painful” effects of the tariffs. He further stated that the current economic situation is undeniably President Trump’s responsibility, with the president’s actions subject to future assessment based on success or failure.
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Following a week of economic turmoil stemming from his trade war actions, former President Trump celebrated a personal golf victory at his own club, advancing to a championship round. This announcement drew widespread criticism for its perceived tone-deafness, with many commentators drawing parallels to authoritarian leaders like Kim Jong Un. The event further fueled existing outrage over Trump’s absence from a fallen soldiers’ ceremony, replaced by his defense secretary. This incident highlighted a stark contrast between Trump’s personal pursuits and the gravity of recent economic and military events.
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While ordering federal employees back to the office, President Trump spent a four-day Presidents Day weekend at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida, golfing nearly daily. This extended stay contrasts sharply with his condemnation of remote work as a “scam,” despite his own frequent Florida trips. Trump’s activities included receiving briefings from his foreign policy team at his golf club. He is scheduled to return to Washington D.C. on Wednesday evening after attending a Miami investment conference.
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