Marielena Montesino de Stuart
"Let me in!" The real reason President Obama was locked out of the Oval Office
By Marielena Montesino de Stuart
Let me in!
This is more serious than we thought.
Come Samba With Me!
The White House staff made a historic decision to lock President Obama out of the Oval Office, upon his unexpected early return from a samba escapade in Brazil.
It appears that President Barack Obama's abysmal job approval ratings released on Monday, and the ongoing controversy over the attack on Libya has caught up with him — and his own staff has had enough.
What's next for the President?
Exile in the Seychelles.
Meanwhile, the staff of the Executive Office decided to put the White House to good use.
Here's an undercover report of what was taking place inside the Oval Office, and why the President couldn't get in:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ef1znNdZA1k
CLICK to read the complete Approval Index History on President Obama, by the RASMUSSEN REPORT
© Marielena Montesino de Stuart
March 25, 2011
Let me in!
This is more serious than we thought.
Come Samba With Me!
The White House staff made a historic decision to lock President Obama out of the Oval Office, upon his unexpected early return from a samba escapade in Brazil.
It appears that President Barack Obama's abysmal job approval ratings released on Monday, and the ongoing controversy over the attack on Libya has caught up with him — and his own staff has had enough.
What's next for the President?
Exile in the Seychelles.
Meanwhile, the staff of the Executive Office decided to put the White House to good use.
Here's an undercover report of what was taking place inside the Oval Office, and why the President couldn't get in:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ef1znNdZA1k
CLICK to read the complete Approval Index History on President Obama, by the RASMUSSEN REPORT
© Marielena Montesino de Stuart
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