"HEY NOW! I was the first Black Rock Star!! "
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Posted on 03/29/2009 4:19:50 PM PDT by kcvl
Didn’t Queen Hillary take her own personal porta-potty with her to China?
Quite the carbon footprint, that.
The big turd, has to take over the food tasters.
What does that tell ya?
Would anyone care to calculate the carbon footprint!
"HEY NOW! I was the first Black Rock Star!! "
Let’s see:
Ya got yer union delegates; yer ACORN delegates; yer teleprompter (plus a back-up teleprompter, plus the Executive Assistant to the Teleprompter); yer security escort for the Teleprompter; yer writers and linguists (to make sure the 0 doesn’t say anything stupid, like “recharge” instead of “reset”); yer assorted lickspittles and sycophants (aka, “the press pool”); yer massage therapists (to knead his neck muscles so he can perform that inspirational nose-in-the-air pose for hours on end); yer loyal opposition invitees (Peggy Noonan, Kathleen Parker, David Brooks, etc.); yer assorted economists-in-a-can who’ll vouch for all His economic plans, no matter how insane; yer Wagyu beef shanks.
I’m sure there’s more, much more, but you get the point.... Nothing must be denied our Boy-King.
Our gracious emperor is being thrifty. He probably hoped for a retinue of at least 1000.
Building on your question, maybe he's bringing 450 teleprompters and 50 people.
He could take a 1,000 with him, and it still wouldn’t help him any.
I didn’t know anyone,except Arabs, traveled with that many people .
rooms at the inn??
maybe set up a tent city at old air corp base to draw attention to tent cities in SF.
Is he taking his own toilets, like the King of Saudi Arabia did when he came to the US for medical treatment some years ago?
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