Resolves YES if and only if: Trump golfs anytime during the time Friday 12:00 AM to Sunday 11:59 PM between Dec 19 and 21.
I will use https://didtrumpgolftoday.com/ to verify if any golfing happened. I will go off the RollCall calendar if for whatever reason the site fails to update in time.
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@SaiVazquez I would advocate for a NO resolution. You're supposed to use didtrumpgolftoday.com for resolution, but the new criteria of that website saying Trump golfed are if he was seen on a golf course. So there's no criteria that says if the two sources conflict what happens then, but didtrumpgolftoday.com is not failing to update
@realDonaldTrump It is normal for the site to lag like this (and it is lagging). First the site says:
Days golfed determined using POTUS's public schedule published to: Roll Call Factbase
(which somewhat conflicts with the other clause about confirmed sightings). But second the site normally takes at least a week to update. Eg if you look at web archive for october 17 there are no recorded october golfings:
http://web.archive.org/web/20251017061732/https://didtrumpgolftoday.com/
Yet if you look at the site now:
So that was at least 13 days for the site to record the october 4th golfing. So I am confused by you saying “the site is not failing to update”, do you have any evidence for this?
If you inspect element on the site golf days are just polling an api endpoint https://didtrumpgolftoday.com/golf-days, not an external source, so the creator of the site is just manually updating this list. It is normal for a lag
Third, Sunday isn’t even over yet!