Surely that's not what he means, is it?
Or does he want the President to consult the calendars of all three hundred million Americans, like an office manager planning a staff retreat, to find the one convenient time that no one is otherwise busy?
Sep 3, 2011
Scheduling Conflicts
Rob Smith, Jr., 9/2/11:
You know, a quick reading of this cartoon would seem to imply that Smith wants the President to have the power to pre-empt all other events for his speeches.
Surely that's not what he means, is it?
Or does he want the President to consult the calendars of all three hundred million Americans, like an office manager planning a staff retreat, to find the one convenient time that no one is otherwise busy?
Surely that's not what he means, is it?
Or does he want the President to consult the calendars of all three hundred million Americans, like an office manager planning a staff retreat, to find the one convenient time that no one is otherwise busy?
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