Oh, Irony ...

This is just too funny. Another FAIL by Obama, Axelrod & Co.

 

From Ben Howe at RedState:

Obama Skips Out on [the] Bill at Lunch

Sometimes the metaphors create themselves.

Celebrating Father’s Day early, the president had lunch with two service members and two local barbers at Kenny’s BBQ on Capitol Hill.

As the group chatted about fatherhood, the president enjoyed a steaming plate of pork ribs with hot sauce, collard greens, red beans and rice and cornbread.

 

The bill for the president and his four guests was $55.58, but was left unpaid at the point of sale, according to pool reports.

The White House corrected the oversight and settled up the tab by the end of the business day.

 

[....]

This is especially delicious considering this quote from President Obama:

Obama compared Republicans to a person who orders a steak dinner and martini and then, “just as you’re sitting down, they leave, and accuse you of running up the tab.”

 

Oh, irony. You’re so playful sometimes.

 

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