Posted on 09/18/2012 8:16:57 PM PDT by Free ThinkerNY
A University of Florida student said he was denied entry into a campus rally featuring Michelle Obama because he was wearing a John McCain t-shirt.
Matt Pesek told the website Campus Reform that he had a ticket for the event but was turned away while he was standing in line. An Obama staffer allegedly told the student that he would not be allowed inside because the First Lady’s speech was for “supporters only.”
The revelation surfaced the same day President Obama appeared on CBS’ Late Show With David Letterman and said he represented the entire country.
“If you want to be president, you have to work for everyone,” he told Letterman.
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I wouldnt let him in either in that shirt......
Amen! LOL!
Lucky kid—he didn’t have to listen to her.
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Media says “yawn,” and continues to accuse Romney of excluding half the country with his comment.
Actually I can’t say I blame them. It shows what hypocrites they are, but I can’t say I blame them. It would make me wonder if they guy was there to stir up trouble so I think they have the right to exclude anyone they want.
Bet you money they wouldn’t give me the same consideration.
Would a Meghan McCain T-shirt be acceptable?
Wonder if the event was on the state university campus itself?
Regardless to his taste in apparel, I think the young man should just count his blessings.
UF students often get confused as this kid demonstrated.
Stupid move. You don’t wear a ribeye speak into a den of lions.
Who’s to say Juan McCain isn’t a Moochelle Supporter?
“Would a Meghan McCain T-shirt be acceptable?”
Only at Pudgies Chicken.
Next time wear a Che Guevara or Mao t-shirt and you’ll have no problems with the libs...
Yes... that tent is a big one, isn’t it?
Wish this stoopit Nook had spell chk
If there was a mud pool sure, I don’t see why not....
Why did they think this kid was a conservative?
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