Star Magazine reports that the president plays BrickBreaker to unwind every night before bed…And he apparently has a high score of 15,000.
I am seriously glad to be here tonight at the annual Alfalfa dinner. I know that many you are aware that this dinner began almost one hundred years ago as a way to celebrate the birthday of General Robert E. Lee. If he were here with us tonight, the General would be 202 years old. And very confused.
Now, this hasn’t been reported yet, but it was actually Rahm’s idea to do the swearing-in ceremony again. Of course, for Rahm, every day is a swearing-in ceremony.
But don’t believe what you read. Rahm Emanuel is a real sweetheart.
No, it’s true. Every week the guy takes a little time away to give back to the community. Just last week he was at a local school, teaching profanity to poor children.
But these are the kind of negotiations you have to deal with as President. In just the first few weeks, I’ve had to engage in some of the toughest diplomacy of my life. And that was just to keep my Blackberry. I finally agreed to limit the number of people who could email me. It’s a very exclusive list. How exclusive?
Everyone look at the person sitting on your left. Now look at the person sitting on your right. None of you have my email address.
It’s official: President Barack Obama will have use of his BlackBerry mobile smart phone during his presidency. The development is just one example of how much the new administration values being tech savvy. NPR contributor Mario Armstrong, host of the radio program The Digital Spin, discusses how modern tools are being used to bring updated technology to the White House.
YES !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
“I’M NOT GIVING IT UP.”
“Totally OK with BB getting press on Perez.”
“I’ll answer your question in just a minute, but first I have to send a picture of our new puppy to Sasha and Malia. Look how kayooooot!”
