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“Obama golfed with three old friends – Bobby Titcomb - and Greg Orme, who flew in from Hawaii, and Marty Nesbitt, who is from Chicago.

Obama Takes a Three-Day Golf Vacation in Palm Springs

Posted on February 15, 2015, 1:52 pm by Keith Koffler • 54 Comments

“I know what you’re thinking. Should he really be doing this given that the economy is just so-so and the world is in crisis? — But look, it’s been six weeks since he had a vacation. I mean, give the guy a break.

“President Obama is taking a three-day golf vacation in Palm Springs, California. Obama arrived there Saturday after a quick flight from San Francisco, where he a had two “official” events and a fundraiser.

“He played Saturday at the Sunnylands retreat in Rancho Mirage, where he has visited now four times since 2013.

At your expense.

“Obama golfed with three old friends – Bobby Titcomb - and Greg Orme, who flew in from Hawaii, and Marty Nesbitt, who is from Chicago.

“Obama is staying at the home of his interior decorator, Michael Smith, and Smith’s partner, James Costos, who is the U.S. Ambassador to Spain.

“Mochelle Obama was reportedly expected in Aspen, where she usually skis Presidents’ Day Weekend”

http://www.whitehousedossier.com/

All homosexuals?
B0stevedunhambarrysoebarkahsoetoro has more time for his homo buddies than he has for his daughters.

I wonder if they ever feel a little neglected as their daddy must have felt being abandoned by his “parents.”

Maybe they are behaving themselves now while awaiting their turn at stardom and politics. They will be ready to unleash a special fury when their chance comes along.

Bobby’s father:

Frederick James Kealiimahiai Titcomb, a retired District Court judge and former Honolulu deputy prosecuting attorney, died Friday, March 10, 2000 in Honolulu. He was 77. Born in Honolulu, Titcomb was a descendant of early U.S. settlers. He also was of Hawaiian and Chinese ancestry and his great-great-grandfather, sugar plantation owner Charles Titcomb, married into Hawaiian royalty. Frederick Titcomb graduated from St. Louis High School and was a student at Washington State College when the United States entered World War II in 1941. He dropped out of college to enlist in the Army and served in New Guinea and the Philippines. Titcomb earned a Purple Heart and two Bronze Star medals for his combat service. After the war, he returned to Washington State College and then attended Cornell University. He married, and he and his first wife, Norma, returned to Hawaii. The couple would later divorce. The family moved to San Francisco in 1953 so Titcomb could pursue a legal education at the University of California’s Hastings College of Law. To put himself through school and to support his family, Titcomb worked as a warehouseman, trucker, door-to-door salesman and night janitor at Hastings. After graduating, he returned to Hawaii and worked as a law clerk for Judge Jon Wiig. In 1956, he went to work as a city prosecutor, where he won more than 40 consecutive jury convictions. In 1960, Titcomb ran as a Republican against Dan Inouye for a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives. Inouye won by a nearly 3-to-1 vote and two years later was elected to the Senate. In 1962, Titcomb was named a Honolulu District Court judge. In addition to practicing law, Titcomb was a member of the Screen Actor’s Guild and was frequently seen on “Hawaii Five-0.” In 1983, Titcomb married Marcia Vander Zicht, who was his nurse after open-heart surgery.

From the article in #39 (emphasis added)

-—As he has before, -— Obama is staying at the home of his interior decorator, Michael Smith, and Smith’s partner, James Costos, who is the U.S. Ambassador to Spain...”

Its not the first time he’s stayed at their house...