U.S. Lawmaker: Prefer Trump Playing Golf Over Him Being in the Situation Room
Svmuu News New York Democratic Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez stated that she would rather see Trump "on the golf course" than in the Oval Office of the White House. These remarks were made following Trump's repeated strong threats against Iran. Cortez told reporters: "You know, obviously this guy is terrible at playing golf, but in a sense, we've seen that some of the most important military decision-makers domestically are trying to keep him away from major decisions. So, from a certain perspective, you might even prefer this guy to be on the golf course rather than in the Oval Office. But this also leads people to think about the 25th Amendment, meaning that if Trump is deemed untrustworthy in the situation room and in responding to emergencies, then he is unfit to be president." (Jin10)
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