zerocool84
Lifer
Shouldn't we be worrying about more important things?
What's important is not those people but that someone was able to sneak into a presidential party right under the Secret Service's nose.
Shouldn't we be worrying about more important things?
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Less than a week after their appearance at the White House State Dinner, Michaele and Tareq Salahi have some more explaining to do. Representatives from the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation say the couple also attended their recent awards dinner without an invitation, and multiple sources say they snuck in to the event through an entrance meant for bus boys and caterers.
I think this explains why they did it.
http://www.cbc.ca/arts/tv/story/2009/11/26/gate-crashers.html
The whole entitlement mindset pisses me off. Just because they feel self-important enough doesn't mean they're anything more than rich snobs that aren't worth the air they breathe.
The other day I was reading an article about these two, i think it was on yahoo. But anyways, in the article they stated these two couples were in talks with networks for interviews about their crashing the white house state dinner stunt. And supposedly if the networks wanted to interview them they had to pony up like 6 figures to these two people.
What's important is not those people but that someone was able to sneak into a presidential party right under the Secret Service's nose.
I'm glad they did it, because it shows how weak our President's protection is.
NBC got the interview. They say no money will be paid. At least, thats what they claim.
who cares, if they killed Obama, no sweat off my back.
Secret Service should have figured it out though, at least I would assume they are supposed to.