Things must be more serious than we originally thought. President Obama has reportedly postponed a Hollywood fundraiser next week to focus on convincing more members of Congress to vote in favor of a military strike against Syrian targets.
https://twitter.com/BradThor/status/375689965616656384
This isn't Benghazi, after all. Obama postponed his $32,000-a-head DNC fundraiser in LA over Syria crisis. http://t.co/XLisw3qTaH
— Tim Graham (@TimJGraham) September 5, 2013
OBAMA JUST CANCELLED A FUNDRAISER ON MONDAY FOR SYRIAN VOTE.I GUESS HIS CREDIBILITY WASN'T ON THE LINE WHEN HE WENT TO VEGAS AFTER #BENGHAZI
— GLENN (@GCGATOR24) September 5, 2013
EXCLUSIVE: Obama Postpones Hollywood Fundraiser Amid Syria Crisis http://t.co/XeStvhhR1k
— The Hollywood Reporter (@THR) September 5, 2013
It’s amazing what can happen when a president actually believes his credibility is on the line:
So Obama cancelled a fundraiser in California to stay in DC… Fundraisers are his second favorite thing behind golf. Situation is serious.
— Nick Pierce (@NickNormous) September 5, 2013
Nice golfing weather, though RT @politico: Obama cancels Monday fundraiser in Los Angeles http://t.co/wMa1dvkW3S
— Rick Wilson (@TheRickWilson) September 5, 2013
Obama will cancel a fundraiser now when the money isn't for him, but he won't forgo a golf outing IMMEDIATELY after Syria statement Saturday
— Josh Jordan (@NumbersMuncher) September 5, 2013
https://twitter.com/kesgardner/status/375686900113092608
Here’s how we’ll really know if the caviar’s about to hit the fan:
https://twitter.com/Matthops82/status/375686013542088704
There is a slight chance we might be misreading what Obama will be doing other than the fundraiser:
Obama cancels fundraiser in Calif. next week. Either he is going to take Syria issue serious, or he has a penny ante poker game with McCain.
— allen massey (@Allen_Massey) September 5, 2013
As Sen. McCain demonstrated the other day, they could do that via iPhone if they so desired.
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