Posted on 03/19/2011 6:52:59 PM PDT by GVnana
I wish that we had a “like” button that we could just hit to endorse a comment like yours.
In the Imposter’s case, “One never know do one?”
Yes, please. Let us know a name and job position of this ass istant. And any further information that can add to enlarge on this photo. (pun there somewhere?)
Well, given the names of the companies represented, then it really does appear, for once, that the trip is actually trade related.
Can you identify this person for us, please?
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unknown ,, I just googled Brasilian transsexual and this was one of the few postable pics.
Traveling companions. THAT’S IT !
http://i228.photobucket.com/albums/ee19/bigheadfred_111/mooned.jpg?t=1300664572
check out this relevant post with irreverent aspects
http://noiri.blogspot.com/2011/03/white-house-obamas-junket-travel-agency.html
This info will come in handy when The Left eviscerates her for her taking Big Business with her on her Presidential trips.
Wha-ha-ha-ha-haaaat? Not even Huffington Post/AOL? Not even PSMBC? Not even DemocRAT Underground????
Surely an oversight.
Isn't AEI a Conservative think-tank?
That’s a man, man.
Obama doesn’t just want to be the worst American president. Obama wants to be the LAST one.
;’)
Obama takes off to Brazil, a nation which abstained in relation to taking any action against Qaddafi, and a commodity-rich nation, regretfully headed by a fanatical, anti-American Marxist (’ex’-terrorist). It’s no wonder Obama would rather be with a fellow comrade, as they both wish Qaddafi remains in power.
I thought I detected five o’clock shadow on the chin!
He just may succeed at it. ONE way or ANOTHER
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