Marco Rubio speaking to Obama shaking hands with Castro: “I mean it was ironic: You’re at this funeral for a figure that’s identified with freedom and opportunity for his people … and then you’re shaking the hands of a brutal dictator and a regime that continues to systematically deny the people of Cuba the very rights that Mandela’s whole life was dedicated to. So the irony of it was extraordinary.”
Thursday, December 12, 2013
Presidential Protocol?!?
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Marco Rubio speaking to Obama shaking hands with Castro: “I mean it was ironic: You’re at this funeral for a figure that’s identified with freedom and opportunity for his people … and then you’re shaking the hands of a brutal dictator and a regime that continues to systematically deny the people of Cuba the very rights that Mandela’s whole life was dedicated to. So the irony of it was extraordinary.”
Marco Rubio speaking to Obama shaking hands with Castro: “I mean it was ironic: You’re at this funeral for a figure that’s identified with freedom and opportunity for his people … and then you’re shaking the hands of a brutal dictator and a regime that continues to systematically deny the people of Cuba the very rights that Mandela’s whole life was dedicated to. So the irony of it was extraordinary.”
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I don't understand why Obama would bow down to the Burger King. When and where did that take place?
It's the day Obama bought a Whopper Jr. meal with cheese but without mayo or fries. The hamburger is only 300 calories—that's not very much! With it, he got a side salad with ranch dressing (ranch is his favorite; he's not an oil and vinegar kind of guy. Plus, he puts lettuce from the salad into the junior burger which makes it feel more substantial. :) :)
All the photos are photoshopped!
I guess there's always some fool who thinks they're real.
There's always some fool who thinks they are all photo-shopped!
So anon @5:00 thinks the bow to the Burger King is not photoshopped. I rest my case.
Every photo other than Burger King and Time magazine are real...they were thrown in there to make a point. I just think this is Obama's way and part of his personality...could be wrong here. :)
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