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Obama’s status for Presidents Cup downgraded

By: Will Reisman
Examiner Staff Writer
10/08/09 1:34 PM PDT

Well, perhaps he isn’t coming for sure after all.

Yesterday, The Examiner, quoting a city spokesperson, reported that President Barack Obama was confirmed to make an appearance at the closing ceremonies of the Presidents Cup, held at Harding Park.

After a couple of incredulous calls from the White House -- and from some curious international journalists -- The City’s Recreation and Park Department, which manages Harding Park, has requested that Obama’s status for Sunday be relegated to “rumored.”

Moral of the story: Don’t speculate on the Commander in Chief’s schedule until the man is actually there.

UPDATE: We’re still waiting to hear back from the White House to get an update on Obama-watch ‘09.
 





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geezee

Oct 9, 2009

Obama will be stayin at home gloating about his new trophy.

 

Commonsense

Oct 11, 2009

We're lucky it was just a rumor.

 

Jan 21, 2010

Some say that there are too many perils attached to this coming World Cup. They talk about the problems of security, the crime rate and they say that football's greatest tournament should really have gone, as is usually the case, to somewhere rich and relatively antiseptic. They say that coming to a country with still so many problems to resolve is simply reckless.
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