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“Happy Birthday…..Mister President!”
It’s President Obama’s birthday next week. He’ll be 49. And Michelle Obama wants us all to sign his birthday card.
Well, probably not all of us. She’s probably happy not to hear from, say, Ricochet Members. On the other hand, it seems like a good opportunity for us to wish the man a happy birthday, and maybe add a thought or two — a polite thought or two — in the box provided. Maybe just a “Happy Birthday, Mr. President. Please stop spending my money so fast,” or something.
I’m sure something will come to you. The link is here.
I can only imagine the wonderful things in store for me when the President has my email address!
I don’t suppose we can play Pin the Tail On the Donkey?
My message, “Happy Birthday, Mr. President. You’ll only have two more on the taxpayers’ dime, so make it a good one.”
Mine said “hang in there, kid. sure you’ll figure it out eventually. Many happies.” And, Hell, I’m younger than he is.
Happy Very Early Retirement, Mr. President….
Happy Birthday, Mr. President, from a college-aged Republican. Hey, maybe in a couple of years, I can sign your retirement card too.
Barack,
Happy birthday, and here’s the bust of Lenin you asked me for.
I love you,
Vlad
Happy Birthday Mr. President. BTW, do have any documentary evidence to support your claim?
Very very funny.
Jim Lindgren, at Volokh, is too creeped out for birthday wishes: