White House is now Party Central

[Nemesis]

http://gatewaypundit.firstthings.com/20 ... irst-year/

After Obama Tells America “Everyone Must Sacrifice” the White House Throws 1 Party Every 3 Days in First Year
Wednesday, January 13, 2010, 7:08 PM
Jim Hoft

Back in January 2009, before he signed his failed $787 billion stimulus bill into law, Barack Obama told America that everyone must sacrifice for the greater good. Everyone must have “some skin in the game.”

What he meant, of course, was that everyone would have to sacrifice to lift American out of the worst recession since the Great Depression except for Barack and Michelle Obama.

Now we learn that the the Obama White House has held one party every three days in first year of Obama reign.
Rep. Bob Latta (R-OH) reported:

Let the good times roll” – and roll they have at the Obama White House, while nearly 11% of the workforce remains unemployed, nearly four million Americans are losing their homes, and terrorists ride the open skies.

In fact, according to the Chicago Tribune, the stylish Ms. Rogers and the party-hearty First Couple hosted no less than 170 parties and social events through December 3 of 2009. And that does not even include the 17 parties and 11 open houses – feting more than 50,000 guests – ABC News reported the Obamas hosted throughout the Holiday Season.

For those not counting, that means by January, 2010, Ms. Rogers had staged one gala White House event every three days throughout the first year of the Obama Administration, making the once austere Executive Mansion look more like party central.

[bane]

It's just his way of feeding the masses. They have free food at those shindigs, right?

[JakeYonkel]

And somebody will claim that Bush took too many vacations in 3... 2... 1...

[VinnieKulick]

It's just his way of feeding the masses. They have free food at those shindigs, right?

I thought he'd just need a loaf of bread and a fish.

[bane]

It's just his way of feeding the masses. They have free food at those shindigs, right?

I thought he'd just need a loaf of bread and a fish.

Well played.