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While Washington was facing a deep freeze Friday, President Obama
Barack Hussein ObamaStephen Sondheim, legendary Broadway songwriter, dies at 91 With extreme gerrymanders locking in, Biden needs to make democracy preservation job one Republicans seem set to win the midterms — unless they defeat themselves MORE was eager to hit the links on the West Coast.
Barack Hussein ObamaStephen Sondheim, legendary Broadway songwriter, dies at 91 With extreme gerrymanders locking in, Biden needs to make democracy preservation job one Republicans seem set to win the midterms — unless they defeat themselves MORE was eager to hit the links on the West Coast. Fresh off a Thursday fundraising swing through San Jose and Los Angeles, Obama flew to Palm Springs, Calif., for a weekend golf getaway.
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Obama’s motorcade arrived at Porcupine Creek golf course, owned by Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison, in nearby Rancho Mirage just over 20 minutes after Air Force One landed on Friday.
The president is hoping to play several rounds this weekend before a summit that starts Monday with Asian leaders at the Sunnylands estate.
Obama last teed up at Porcupine Creek, situated on a private, 249-acre estate, last June with longtime friends Bobby Titcomb, Greg Orme and Mike Ramos.
