Good dads are priceless.
P071510PS-0491: He’s so damn goofy. Couldn’t love him more.
It’s not just like I love them a little bit. Seriously. President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama pretend to march to music in the Blue Room of the White House, July 4, 2010, before delivering remarks to military families during a Fourth of July celebration. (Official White House Photo by Pete Souza)
Behind the State Department, Af/Pak is my biggest client. I suppose I should be incredibly worried as to how today’s events will shape things for me at work, but really I’m just happy the Prez made the right choice.
P053110PS-0142: Fantastic pic
“It’s been nine years since your last title — which must have felt like eternity for Yankee fans. I think other teams would be just fine with a spell like that. The Cubs, for example.”
- President Obama, welcoming the Yankees to the White House earlier today (via apsies) (via evangotlib) Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha :-) (via inothernews)
“Today, I called Polish Prime Minister Tusk to express Michelle’s and my deepest condolences to the people of Poland on the tragic deaths this morning of President Lech Kaczynski, First Lady Maria Kaczynski, and all who were traveling with them to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the Katyn massacre. Our thoughts and prayers are with the Kaczynski family, the loved ones of those killed in this tragic plane crash, and the Polish nation.
Today’s loss is devastating to Poland, to the United States, and to the world. President Kaczynski was a distinguished statesman who played a key role in the Solidarity movement, and he was widely admired in the United States as a leader dedicated to advancing freedom and human dignity. With him were many of Poland’s most distinguished civilian and military leaders who have helped to shape Poland’s inspiring democratic transformation. We join all the people of Poland in mourning their passing. Today, there are heavy hearts across America. The United States cherishes its deep and abiding bonds with the people of Poland. Those bonds are represented in the strength of our alliance, the friendships among our people, and the extraordinary contributions of Polish-Americans who have helped to shape our nation. It is a testament to the strength of the Polish people that those who were lost were travelling to commemorate a devastating massacre of World War II as the leaders of a strong, vibrant, and free Poland. That strength will ensure that Poland emerges from the depths of this unthinkable tragedy, and that the legacy of the leaders who died today will be a light that continues to guide Poland - and the world - in the direction of human progress.” - President BARACK OBAMA’s statement on the tragic death of Polish president Lech Kaczynski, his wife, and other members of the Polish government and military in a plane crash earlier today. Our thoughts are with Poland today. (via inothernews) |