Barack Obunny Goofs Off With Kids as the World Crumbles

Let the wild rumpus start

04.22.2014 | News | Matt Fox |

What a day it was at the White House on Monday. Tensions continue to escalate between Russia and Ukraine, as Vladimir Putin is thought to be planning another full-scale invasion. The Keystone XL Pipeline has been delayed indefinitely by the Obama administration until after the midterm elections. Al Qaeda is making a major resurgence in Yemen. The federal government is still locked in a cattle battle with one Cliven Bundy.

But for Barack Hussein Obama, no worries! He had a full day of basketball and children’s storybooks to focus on:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1jUy7A9MrA

Aw, yeah! Show me the bunny!

Meanwhile, First Wifey Michelle Obama taught us all about the proper use of salad dressing:

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Did I mention that they invited Jim Carrey along to share in the Easter festivities?

And yet, Michelle still had plenty of time to appear on Live! With Kelly and Michael for not one, but TWO segments:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QpTvEJj6JRQ

Whew! That was an exhausting day. Who says this White House can’t multitask?

Matt Fox

Senior Editor

Fox has history in broadcasting that spans two decades. From his early days as an FM host and club DJ in the mid-90′s to his later experiences in political talk radio, he has always had a knack for combining topical news with his love for popular culture. Those experiences culminated in his position as executive producer for several radio shows featured in the TALKERS Heavy 100. Originally from New York, Fox has made the great pilgrimage down to sunny south Florida.

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