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Saturday, April 2, 2016

OBAMA: WHILE HE TANGOED, YOU YAWNED?~SURPRISE: TAXPAYERS BILLED $1.4 MILLION FOR ARGENTINA TRIP!

IT WAS YOUR HEAD, NOT HIS
YOU THOUGHT THIS WAS NO BIG DEAL; NOTHING TO GET EXCITED ABOUT?
THINK AGAIN, BECAUSE YOU'RE 
PAYING FOR HIS JUNKET DOWN BELOW
SEE OUR PREVIOUS POST:
POR UNA CABEZA (BY A HEAD)
The lyrics of the song talk about a compulsive horse-track gambler who compares his addiction for the horses with his attraction to women.
Barack Obama,
A NAZI SS FAVORITE, AND AN ARGENTINIAN ONE TOO!
VIDEO:

ENGLISH TRANSLATION OF SONG OBAMA DANCED TO:
Losing by a head of a noble horse  
who slackens just down the stretch  
and when it comes back it seems to say:  
don't forget brother,  
You know, you shouldn't bet. 


Losing by a head, instant violent love  
of that flirtatious and cheerful woman  
who, swearing with a smile  
a love she's lying about,  
burns in a blaze all my love. 


Losing by a head  
there was all that madness;  
her mouth in a kiss  
wipes out the sadness,  
it soothes the bitterness. 


Losing by a head  
if she forgets me,  
no matter to lose  
my life a thousand times;  
what to live for? 


Many deceptions, loosing by a head...  
I swore a thousand times not to insist again  
but if a look sways me on passing by  
her lips of fire, I want to kiss once more. 


Enough of race tracks, no more gambling,  
a photo-finish I'm not watching again,  
but if a pony looks like a sure thing on Sunday,  
I'll bet everything again, what can I do?

Taxpayers Billed $1.4 Million for Obama’s Argentina Trip
President tangoed, bashed capitalism during visit
BY ELIZABETH HARRINGTON
SEE: http://freebeacon.com/issues/taxpayers-billed-1-4-million-obamas-argentina-trip/republished below in full unedited for informational, educational, and research purposes:

President Barack Obama’s two-day visit to Argentina, where he tangoed and downplayed the differences between capitalism and communism, cost taxpayers nearly $1.4 million.
The president traveled to Argentina last week after his two-day stop in Cuba. The visit racked up substantial costs for hotels, transportation, and advance bathroom maintenance, according to government contracts signed by the State Department and Department of Homeland Security.
Lodging for the president and White House staff totaled $115,588, while conference rooms cost $35,584. Another contract for hotel rooms cost $31,585.
U.S. Secret Service costs associated with the trip included $120,782 for hotel rooms at the Hyatt Park in Buenos Aires and $707,801 for transportation.
Use of Marine One, the presidential helicopter, during Obama’s trip cost $44,611. Other transportation costs included contracts worth $68,597$23,304$4,789$8,212, and $24,955.
Transportation costs for journalists traveling with the president as part of the White House Correspondents Association totaled $141,794.
Finally, a contract signed March 9 for “repair and maintenance for pool bathrooms” for the president’s visit to Argentina cost $50,218.
President Obama arrived in Argentina on March 23, after he posed in front of a mural of Marxist and mass murderer Che Guevara and did the wave at a baseball game in Cuba.
Contracts for Obama’s visit to Cuba have not been made public, except for one worth $18,400 for “POTUS press credentials.”
In all, taxpayers were billed $1,394,294 for the Argentina trip and press credentials in Cuba. One hotel contract was refunded, subtracting $1,926 from the total.
The president was widely criticized after he was photographed doing the tango in Buenos Aires just two days after the terrorist attacks in Brussels, Belgium. The attacks killed 32 people, including four Americans, and wounded over 300 others.
During the visit, Obama also apologized for America’s role in Argentina’s “dirty war” in the 1970s and gave a less-than-ringing endorsement of capitalism in a speech to Argentinian youth.
“So often in the past there has been a division between left and right, between capitalists and communists or socialists, and especially in the Americas, that’s been a big debate,” the president said. “Oh, you know, you’re a capitalist Yankee dog, and oh, you know, you’re some crazy communist that’s going to take away everybody’s property.”
“Those are interesting intellectual arguments, but I think for your generation, you should be practical and just choose from what works,” Obama said. “You don’t have to worry about whether it really fits into socialist theory or capitalist theory. You should just decide what works,” he added. “And I said this to President Castro in Cuba.”
Obama then praised the communist country’s education and health care systems.
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OBAMA'S LOVE FOR COMMUNISM ON DISPLAY
La presentación "Temas Contemporáneos América Latina: Panorama ...
IN FRONT OF CHE GUEVARA/JOSE MARTI MEMORIAL IN CUBA
U.S. President Barack Obama, center, and Secretary of State John Kerry, center left, stand as an honor guard marches during a ceremony at the Jose Marti monument in Revolution Square in Havana, Cuba. (AP Photo/Enric Marti)
U.S. President Barack Obama, center, and Secretary of State John Kerry, center left, stand as an honor guard marches during a ceremony at the Jose Marti monument in Revolution Square in Havana, Cuba, Monday, March 21, 2016. Third from right is Salvador Valdes Mesa Vice-President of Cuba's State Council. "It is a great honor to pay tribute to Jose Marti, who gave his life for independence of his homeland. His passion for liberty, freedom, and self-determination lives on in the Cuban people today," Obama wrote in dark ink in the book after he laid a wreath and toured a memorial dedicated to the memory of Jose Marti. (AP Photo/Enric Marti)
U.S. President Barack Obama lays a wreath at the Jose Marti monument in Revolution Square in Havana, Cuba. (AP Photo/Enric Marti)
U.S. President Barack Obama lays a wreath at the Jose Marti monument in Revolution Square in Havana, Cuba, Monday March 21, 2016. "It is a great honor to pay tribute to Jose Marti, who gave his life for independence of his homeland. His passion for liberty, freedom, and self-determination lives on in the Cuban people today," Obama wrote in dark ink in the book after he laid a wreath and toured the memorial dedicated to the memory of Jose Marti. (AP Photo/Enric Marti))