There's a dude taking a leak while Obama reads teleprompters. MT @politico: Obama speaks at a Cincinnati rally today. bit.ly/RhcQYL
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Jim J (@anthropocon) September 17, 2012
Omg… If I were to ever meet Barack Obama I know I'd either pee on myself or pass out… Lol!!! Just keeping it real. 😏—
Kierra Leak (@KiTheSongbird) September 17, 2012
Well, it took a couple of days, but we’ve finally determined what Valerie Jarrett was thinking when she tweeted out the letter “P.” At a campaign event in Cincinnati this morning, President Obama really got his audience’s enthusiasm flowing. One man apparently drank in a little more of Obama’s greatness than everyone else, and, unable to contain himself any longer, he snuck off to relieve some pent-up pressure, killing some grass in the process. You can view the photo here.
Gotta vote? Gotta go is more like it. One might say that guy’s Obama’s number one fan. Badum-CH!
@anthropocon @politico Another picture for Politico's Obama scrapbook.—
Jackie Vasser (@jackievasser) September 17, 2012
Photobomb King! RT @anthropocon: There's a dude taking a leak while Obama reads teleprompters. bit.ly/RhcQYL—
Aaron Cline (@amcline) September 17, 2012
@anthropocon @politico @AG_Conservative Hilarious. Look out, pee dude, the Secret Service will be paying you a visit soon.—
Latmadays (@latmadays) September 17, 2012
Whether the urinator will be identified remains to be seen, but leave it to ExJon to speculate:
.@anthropocon Maybe it's this dude. twitter.com/ExJon/status/2… @politico—
Joñ G. (@ExJon) September 17, 2012
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Update:
According to Politico, a spokesman for the Secret Service asserts that the photobomber is, in fact, a Secret Service agent facing away from the president in order to watch for threats. The Secret Service denies that any urination took place.
The agent’s stance, though, is a bit suspect, to say the least. And hey — even Secret Service guys have to go once in a while. Those guys are trained to have their eyes and ears tuned in to their surroundings. Nothing says they can’t multitask.





















