What is Obama's response Jokes Against Chair Clint Eastwood?
Clint Eastwood to the attention last week while giving a speech at the Republican National Convention, when he asked a question to President Obama that was not visible, but is represented by an empty chair on the stage.
Oscar winner gives scathing satire to the top U.S. commander, and implied more than once that Obama shut him up (or worse). Then how Obama react?
"Clint is a great actor and director were outstanding," said Obama told USA Today on Saturday. "I think some of his latest film is extraordinary."
When asked about the appearance of the convention Clint was specifically and whether Obama offended or not, the president did not answer.
"One thing about being president, or wants to be president - if you are easily offended, you better choose another job," he told reporters.
That is probably the tweet from Twitter Obama, shortly after Clint's speech on Thursday, which may reflect his feelings.
Accompanied picture Obama sitting in a chair that reads "President," the Tweet reads: "This chair has an owner."
Clint Eastwood to the attention last week while giving a speech at the Republican National Convention, when he asked a question to President Obama that was not visible, but is represented by an empty chair on the stage.
Oscar winner gives scathing satire to the top U.S. commander, and implied more than once that Obama shut him up (or worse). Then how Obama react?
"Clint is a great actor and director were outstanding," said Obama told USA Today on Saturday. "I think some of his latest film is extraordinary."
When asked about the appearance of the convention Clint was specifically and whether Obama offended or not, the president did not answer.
"One thing about being president, or wants to be president - if you are easily offended, you better choose another job," he told reporters.
That is probably the tweet from Twitter Obama, shortly after Clint's speech on Thursday, which may reflect his feelings.
Accompanied picture Obama sitting in a chair that reads "President," the Tweet reads: "This chair has an owner."
