Obama Has Audacity To Hope Americans Join Him For Dinner

In an email to supporters this morning, the president essentially reminded Americans that he hasn’t forgotten about them. Forget the jet-setting to Hollywood and lavish $40,000 per head fundraiser at the Manhattan home of actress Sarah Jessica Parker; Barack Obama wants to have dinner with you, the common folk. Well, for a price.

That’s right – the man presiding over a painful economic recession is asking jobless Americans to donate to his campaign in order to potentially win a chance to have dinner with him. Talk about the audacity of hope!

“Friend– I’m about to sit down for lunch with a few grassroots supporters who are being flown in from Arizona, Maryland, Michigan, and Ohio,” the email began. “It’ll just be me and these four supporters, with enough time to relax and have a real conversation,” he reassured the reader.

What a guy!

“I’m not going to get to do too many more of these before November. That’s just a fact.” Right, because he’s busy ruining running the country and not campaigning.

But the goods are revealed with a little further reading:

“So if you’d like to be there for one of the last ones, please chip in $3 or whatever you can — and you’ll be automatically entered for that chance: https://donate.barackobama.com/Meet-Me-for-Dinner. Next time, I could be on my way to meet you.”

Be still my heart – Barack Obama wants me!

With unemployment at 8.1 percent nationally and an economic slump that even the president admits has harmed “a lot of Americans,” he has the audacity to ask for donations, simply so Americans can have a conversation with their commander-in-chief.

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Erin Brown is a copy editor at Red Alert Politics and proud graduate of James Madison University. After graduating in 2008 with a degree in print journalism and political communication, Erin went to work for the Media Research Center where she spent the better part of three years as a staff writer. Her pieces have been featured in The Washington Times, Drudge Report and on shows like The Daily Show and Fox's Special Report. She is currently the Editor-in-Chief at Misfit Politics. You can follow her on Twitter @Erin_Brown.

Comments

  1. Rich K says:

    I understand invitations cost $40,000 a head to sup with President Hollywood and his hosts/hostesses. This is the same guy who scolds the “rich” for not paying their fair share, yet he begs them for large donations. I think he could stand on a street corner with dark glasses on and holding a tin cup and be as offensive.

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