PRESIDENT TRUMP, FIGHTING THROUGH DEBILITATING BONE SPURS, TRIPLES OBAMA'S GOLF DATES IN FIRST YEAR

During the Viet Nam era draft, Donald Trump received several "temporary" deferments, allowing him to dodge military service.

Trump once took off his shoes to show the spurs to his biographer, Michael D'Antonio, who said he saw "nothing."

"So, you can't march?" asked D'Antonio.

"Not long marches," Trump replied.

Despite this mildest of disabilities, Trump has already spent 85 days playing golf, during his first year as president, more than tripling Obama's golf outings his last year in office, costing the taxpayers $42,528,394.

What makes this newsworthy is Trump's campaign statement in August 2016:    


"I'm going to be working for you. I'm not going to have time to go play golf,"stated Trump at the time.

Trump, increasingly sensitive to criticism about his excessive playing, may have found temporary respite from the nosy media.  Yesterday, when reporters attempted to take pictures of the president golfing, a mysterious white truck moved in place to block their view.  When the photographers moved to get a better angle, the truck was moved to again prevent pictures.