January 12, 2012
Photo by Donovan Slack/POLITICO
The Gateway Pundit
When Barack Obama invited several CEO’s to his Wednesday jobs summit discussion and photo-op he didn’t expect this…
They blew him off.
No thank you, Mr. President.
The Politico reported:
Dozens of journalists packed into the East Room at the White House today for the president’s remarks on “in-sourcing,” at least 60 of them lining the press risers and walls.
But what many couldn’t see in press coverage of the event — held with roughly 120 executives to discuss bringing jobs back to America from overseas — were the dozens of empty seats in the audience.
At one point during Obama’s speech, Vice President Joe Biden strolled to the empty section and sat in a row by himself, listening.
A White House spokeswoman, asked about the 49 empty chairs, said some invitees didn’t show up.
“Like with many of these events here at the White House, we invited representatives from outside groups, businesses and community leaders involved in this issue to attend, and unfortunately some folks invited were not able to attend at the last minute,” spokeswoman Amy Brundage said.
Rush Limbaugh
A conservative vegetarian will eat his vegetables and leave you alone. A liberal vegetarian will eat his and then demand that you only eat vegetables, too. And this is one of the big differences between liberals and conservatives across the board
Apple's Cook Top-Paid US CEO in 2011: ReportApple chief executive Tim Cook topped the list of the best-paid CEOs in the US in 2011 thanks to stock options that put him more than $300 million above...
washingtonpost: Is this the first hint of a GOP surrender on same-sex marriage? http://t.co/NDfy6rRS
thefix: Tree, with rain @ Longfellow MS http://t.co/fDrVCUOP
dloesch: RT @MikeHashimoto: Quinnipiac: Romney up in Florida poll, 47%-41%. Rubio as VP small impact. Wonder what caused 13-point swing? http://t.co/MWeh66cr
trscoop: The seven Democrats who have disagreed with Obama's attacks on Bain Capital http://t.co/zWvRbgqD
foxnewsinsider: Egypt holds its first free presidential elections http://t.co/m5rt0Vv7 @EricShawnonFox