Certain Guests Charged for White House Meals
By Rick Pearcey • August 3, 2009, 10:52 AM
"The Prowler" over at American Spectator notes:
A) "Recently, high-profile visitors to the White House, including senior corporate executives, have found themselves paying for their own meals when sitting down with President Barack Obama, something unheard of in previous White Houses, according to former aides to President George W. Bush and President Bill Clinton."
B) "However, when journalists were feted with other friends of the White House on the South Lawn last month, with dunk tanks, food and drink, they were not asked to pay for their entertainment."
One might wonder: If A, why not B?
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