http://twitter.com/#!/BarackObama/status/193077883898568704
Because nothing says “I’m with the 99 percent-ers” like a Hollywood mogul.
Anyhoo, the intent is clear: Obama 2012 is blowing a dog whistle for the women’s vote. Come and get it!
Twitter users from all parts of the political spectrum mused about dining with President Obama and George Clooney. A few ovaries exploded, Justin Bieber-style:
Do you want to be the meat in an Obama-Clooney sandwich? http://t.co/23kfuCTw
— Brokelyn (@Brokelyn) April 19, 2012
Obama, Clooney, and me? Yes please! I just gave to support the President and was automatically entered to win. Join me: http://t.co/AXlVfXEq
— Miss Lia (@LiaSimcina) April 19, 2012
Donate to the Obama campaign to win dinner with George Clooney? One way to court the women's vote….
— Claudia Milne (@claudmilne) April 19, 2012
Obama sent me a message saying if I donate to his campaign, I could win dinner with him at Clooney's house. The things I would say to them.
— Oklahoma Tomcat (@oktomcat) April 19, 2012
Wow, even if you're a Republican you've got to go for this. Clooney and Obama private dinner… it could be you. http://t.co/lS0WGUKL
— Brad White (@BrightWhite1) April 19, 2012
Forget dinner with FLOTUS and Biden. Obama now dangling small donors a dinner with George Clooney. Hey gurl! http://t.co/jSjIFwdV
— Nick Confessore (@nickconfessore) April 19, 2012
Mom will totally flip out! "Dinner with the President at George Clooney’s house. Chip in $3 now for a chance to win: http://t.co/unLEqbtI "
— tunmun (@tunmun) April 19, 2012
Um dinner with Obama & Clooney? Throw in Pitt or Cheadle, & you've got yourself a caper movie, for real.
— Kati Sipp (@KatiSipp) April 19, 2012
Hmmm. Dinner with Cheadle might be eeen-teresting.
Dinner with Obama and Clooney? Its times like this I wish I was an American.
— Kirpa Badwal (@k_Badwal) April 19, 2012
Well, actually, foreign donors have contributed with ease to Obama’s campaign before.
Winner:
I can have a night w/Clooney & Obama if I pay them money? Didn't they learn anything from the secret service scandal? http://t.co/9rgy26XD
— Stefanie Mullen (@ooph) April 19, 2012
