Joe Mammy
Footballguy
I just finished reading this. I had read Reilly's "Who's Your Caddy?" years ago and reread the chapter about Trump when he was elected. I also saw him interviewed on Morning Joe last week.
I had a hard time putting it down as every page was entertaining with the big guy's funny exploits related to golf. But after awhile you just feel like you need a bath to wash off all of the amazingly crazy and crooked events that surround DJT. Fake historic monuments on his courses, 3700 lawsuits, no regards for the environment when knocking down trees (or adding them), fake plaques and trophys in the clubhouses, he actually disproves Trump's claim to have 18 club championships- it goes on and on.
When Reilly was a golf columnist for SI Trump invited him to play at one of his clubs. As he introduced him to other club members, he'd say "This is Rick, he's the president of Sports Illustrated." And, "this is Rick, he's the publisher of Sports Illustrated." Reilly said he felt so uncomfortable he didn't want to shake hands and later asked DJT why he lied about his position at SI? "It sounds better."
Later at dinner he overheard a guest ask Melania where she is from? "Slovenia", she replied. DJT quickly interrupted and said, "Say Austria, sounds better."
One thing is for sure, I doubt Rick Reilly will have any more golf invites from DJT.
Commander in Cheat
I had a hard time putting it down as every page was entertaining with the big guy's funny exploits related to golf. But after awhile you just feel like you need a bath to wash off all of the amazingly crazy and crooked events that surround DJT. Fake historic monuments on his courses, 3700 lawsuits, no regards for the environment when knocking down trees (or adding them), fake plaques and trophys in the clubhouses, he actually disproves Trump's claim to have 18 club championships- it goes on and on.
When Reilly was a golf columnist for SI Trump invited him to play at one of his clubs. As he introduced him to other club members, he'd say "This is Rick, he's the president of Sports Illustrated." And, "this is Rick, he's the publisher of Sports Illustrated." Reilly said he felt so uncomfortable he didn't want to shake hands and later asked DJT why he lied about his position at SI? "It sounds better."
Later at dinner he overheard a guest ask Melania where she is from? "Slovenia", she replied. DJT quickly interrupted and said, "Say Austria, sounds better."
One thing is for sure, I doubt Rick Reilly will have any more golf invites from DJT.
Commander in Cheat
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