Having solved all other problems, White House uses cheese puns to promote celeb video

Doug P. | 1:12 PM on January 16, 2015

What’s going on NOW?

What in the actual fuck is this? https://t.co/4Aams6eN5G

— Sarah (@mamaswati) January 16, 2015

https://twitter.com/CalebHowe/status/556128979476688897

@CalebHowe I am genuinely embarrassed by it.

— Sarah (@mamaswati) January 16, 2015

Embarrassment seems to be going around today thanks to the Obama administration.

As they did last year, White House got pun-happy announcing #BigBlockOfCheeseDay:

The cast of the West Wing ✓@PressSec ✓
Cheese puns ✓
Big Block of Cheese Day is coming back.
Watch → http://t.co/K5z49R1f37 #AskTheWH

— White House Archived (@ObamaWhiteHouse) January 16, 2015

You feta believe it: Big Block of Cheese Day is back! Get your questions in using #AskTheWH: http://t.co/ddeGhOWR1I http://t.co/K5z49R1f37

— White House Archived (@ObamaWhiteHouse) January 16, 2015

Good news. We're re-upping a 'grate' idea from last year – with the help of my pals in the other West Wing. #AsktheWH http://t.co/UzJEOMIP67

— J Earnest (Archived) (@PressSec44) January 16, 2015

Big Block of Cheese Day is coming back – feta than ever. Some details from the other WW: → http://t.co/a7jfBA2G3S #AskTheWH

— Cecilia Muñoz NARA (@Cecilia44) January 16, 2015

What’s it all about? The “most transparent administration in history” will select questions submitted via social media:

This year, we aim to do even feta. On Wednesday, January 21, in fromage to President Jackson (and to President Bartlet, if you’re a fan of The West Wing), we’re hosting the second-annual virtual Big Block of Cheese Day, where members of the Obama administration will take to social media to answer your questions about the President’s State of the Union address and the issues that are most important to you.

Log on to Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and Tumblr, and ask away using the hashtag #AskTheWH. We’ll do our best to answer as many questions as we can.