Michaele Salahi's Facebook Page with Kennedy
White House Party Crasher, Michaele Salahi, and Congressman Patrick Kennedy have something in common. Michaele Salahi photos were a hot trend a few days ago, and so were photos of RI Rep. Patrick Kennedy with Bishop Thomas J Tobin.
Patrick Kennedy has been in the news recently for claiming that Bishop Tobin barred him from taking Holy Communion because of his stance on the abortion issue. This incident had been going on for three years until it came to a head at the end of November. Bishop Tobin replies, “If he took it as an instruction, so be it, but it was really a request.”
President Obama isn't the only politician that was photographed with White House party crashers Michaele Salahi and her husband Tareq. Patrick Kennedy photos show the Rhode Island Representative smiling for the camera along with Michaele Salahi at the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation's Awards Dinner on September 26th, 2009.
Michaele Salahi photos show her shaking the hands with one of the most powerful leaders in the world – President Barack Obama. Not only were the White House Party Crashers seen with Obama, but Michaele Salahi was also photographed with Vice President Joe Biden. How they bypassed White House security is still being investigated. How was this possible for a DC area socialite and her husband to walk right through security?
CBSNews.com reports, "Biden said this morning on CBS' The Early Show that he didn't know the couple, but had assumed they were invited. "I just assumed like everyone else they were guests. They acted like they knew everybody in the room," Biden said Wednesday in morning television interviews. They acted "like they were my old buddies."
Video of Rep. Patrick Kennedy with Tareq and Michaele Salahi abc6.com
Photo credits: (AP Photo/The White House, Samantha Appleton); AP Photo
The screen image made from Michaele Salahi's Facebook page shows a photo of Michaele Salahi, right, and her husband Tareq Salahi, center with Rep. Patrick Kennedy, D-R.I., purported to have been taken at the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation's Awards Dinner on Sept. 26, 2009 in Washington.
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the sahali's use photoshop on many of their photos, including patrick kennedy.
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