President Obama appears to be skipping the traditional post-election press conference today.
Good morning from Washington. Is the smell of news conference in the air???
Obama with nothing on his schedule, today, yet. Maybe tomorrow?— Bob Costantini (@CostantiniWW1) November 8, 2012
What’s his excuse for avoiding the press this time? He’s totally exhausted, guys! Campaigning is hard!
Campaign adviser Robert Gibbs described Pres Obama as exhausted. After a 101 rallies & 5million handshakes, not hard to believe.
— Mark Knoller (@markknoller) November 8, 2012
That excuse was offered last night as well. Aww, call the waahm-bulance. President Obama needs a nap.
Campaign adviser Robert Gibbs says Pres Obama is exhausted from the campaign, as is everyone else. Glad it's over, said Gibbs.
— Mark Knoller (@markknoller) November 8, 2012
Twitter users aren’t buying it.
https://twitter.com/WaitingOnRagnar/status/266540184143818754
https://twitter.com/steveegg/status/266539187442950144
Most he's done in 4 yrs MT @markknoller Gibbs described Pres Obama as exhausted. After 101 rallies & 5million handshakes, not hard 2believe
— Ramy Trawlets (@sceptress) November 8, 2012
https://twitter.com/SpunkyBraun/status/266557787088240640
Not to mention all the golf. Robert Gibbs described Pres Obama as exhausted. After a 101 rallies & 5million handshakes, not hard to believe.
— Carl Gustav (@CaptYonah) November 8, 2012
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@markknoller Traditional post-election news conference = pesky questions. Obama will be in media avoidance mode for the next four years.
— Pam (@technonovice) November 8, 2012
Bingo! We can’t have that, can we? He managed to avoid all of that so far, right?
https://twitter.com/SpunkyBraun/status/266528675107852289
Yep. Will the press even ask him about the layoff bomb he’s caused? Since we are givers, we’ll help them out. Start by talking to these small business owners on Twitter, who are now forced to lay off employees.
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