The folks at EA Sports have done a whole heck of a lot more for Obama than Chelsea Clinton has.
President Obama told the ladies on The View that he won’t be attending the nuptials because he wasn’t invited. Ouch.
Obama, clearly unfazed, played it off with a tongue-in-cheek response.
“You don’t want two presidents at one wedding,” Obama joked. “All the secret service, guests going through [metal detectors], all the gifts being torn apart.”
The wedding, which reportedly will take place on Saturday at the Astor Courts in Rhinebeck, N.Y., is apparently being kept to a modest 500 people. It has nothing to do with space limitations, as the 50-acre estate can accommodate plenty, with the wedding expected to hit close to $5 million in costs. Instead, Chelsea has “instituted a strict no-strangers policy.”
Evidently, the president of the United States is a stranger, but guests such as Oprah Winfrey, Barbara Streisand and Steven Spielberg are close friends.
Should she need it, Chelsea better not expect a presidential pardon.
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Quote of the Day
“Y’all don’t even understand what’s going to happen this year. I think to myself: When’s the last time you had two receivers on the same field of this caliber on the same team at the same time? This is going to be scary.”
—Chad Ochocinco, on playing alongside newly signed wide receiver Terrell Owens in Cincinnati
Comment of the Day
Sure, a sweep in Anaheim was nice, but this Red Sox fan was concerned with bigger issues.
“What do people think about the bee situation? Me? I’m just hoping that anyone who was NEAR that section that’s allergic to bees got the heck out of there! And I hope that someone goes in there and makes sure those things are taken care of ASAP. Great win for the Red Sox, and a positive way to end this road trip. Go Sox!”
-soxfan20
Video of the Day
The only reason we can laugh is because we weren’t actually the ones taking a nosedive in a two-seater plane.
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