President Donald Trump has recently faced criticism for his decision to skip his eldest son Donald Trump Jr.'s wedding in the Bahamas, citing 'not good timing' due to his busy schedule and the approaching Memorial Day. However, an analysis by The Daily Beast highlights a stark contrast between this claim and Trump's past behavior, which includes extensive golfing during high-stakes moments of his presidency. The report notes that Trump's initial public schedule indicated plans to travel to his golf resort in Bedminster, New Jersey, but he later decided to remain in Washington, D.C. This decision is inconsistent with his pattern of frequently leaving town for golf outings, even amidst significant national events. Specifically, Trump has taken golf trips 14 times since the onset of the Iran war. In addition, the urgency expressed by Donald Trump Jr. and his fiancée, Bettina Anderson, to tie the knot adds another layer to the public scrutiny surrounding the president's priorities.