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Obama Whines About the Press Following Him Around on Vacation

Obama Whines About the Press Following Him Around on Vacation

President Obama isn't too happy about reporters following him around on vacation and questioning his responses, even when questions come as a result of ISIS beheading an American journalist. 

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“It’s always a challenge when you’re supposed to be on vacation. Because you’re followed everywhere. And part of what I’d love is a vacation from the press,” Obama said on Meet the Press yesterday.

In other words, "Those dang reporters trying to inform Americans about what the heck I'm doing, they're so annoying."

Obama wants a vacation from the press? The same fawning press that has failed to hold him accountable for a number of different scandals? There's an easy way to get there. 


Americans deserve to know what the President is planning to do after American journalists are beheaded by terrorists, even if it interrupts his Martha's Vineyard vacation.

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