Although I didn’t get President Obama to hold Madi (you wouldn’t believe how many secret service agents surround you when you are holding a stuffed chicken at a Presidental visit!) I did get a picture of Fatti-Madi at the event.
Fatti-Madi - and oh yeah, President Obama
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You’re good! I knew you’d find a way!
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Glad you didn’t get thrown into detention. That is one cute chicken for sure….The President might have missed a magic moment.
Given the first family’s fondness for organic gardening, in the campaign for the second term we need to pledge to add a coop/run. The Secret Service officers could collect the eggs. There are enough chickens in the U.S. now that such a pledge might seal the deal.
FABULOUS! I knew you could do it!
Tee hee hee! Love it! It looks like he needs a tiny, chicken-sized microphone or headset so he could look like all the other reporters doing a remote!
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