Elizabeth Lauten who is the communications director of Republican Stephen Fincher posted on Facebook a criticism about Malia and Sasha Obama’s appearance at the White House turkey pardon ceremony. She said the girls should “try showing a little class”. Apparently the women had a problem with how the girls dressed to the ceremony. She went on to say “dress like you deserve respect, not a spot at a bar”. Mind you these girls are teens, and they most definitely don’t know anything about how to even begin dressing for a bar. The girls have on stockings, one has on a dress, the other wore a skirt and they both had sweaters!! Since the SCANDAL Elizabeth has apologized for her behavior and for judging the poor girls. Check out the gallery for the pictures of the Obama’s daughters outfits on that day..
(Video) Guard Fired After Taking Pictures Of President Obamas Limo
Kenneth Tate, Former security guard feels he was fired unjustly after he was assigned to escort President Obama and Secret Service officials in the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Sept 16.
Tune In! President Obama To Address Nation And Explain Plan Of Attack On ISIS
This Wednesday, President Barack Obama will address the nation and detail “what our game plan is going forward,” in the fight against terrorist group ISIS. The President is confident that with aide from regional partners we will be able to eliminate the terror organization. Actions are said to include military, diplomatic, and economic components. See more below!
(Photos) What? Obama Puts A Delay On Immigration!
According to White House Officials, President Barack Obama is putting a hold on the any immigration action until after the November congressional elections. Obama claimed to have no specific time to act on this issue, however, officials made it clear that the President would like to take care of the situation before the end of year.
(Photo) Status Update! President Obama Tweets 10 Million New Jobs But There’s Still More To Be Done
This morning President Obama tweeted a chart depicting the rate in which new jobs were being created. The great news is that over 10 Million new private-sector jobs have been created within the last 54 months. But he assures us there is still more to be done. See the tweet and chart after the jump!
