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The Spectacle Blog
This is no joke. President Obama's teleprompter was stolen last night.
A truck containing the teleprompter was stolen out of a Richmond, Virginia hotel parking lot last night. Unfortunately, the truck which contained the teleprompter as well as the presidential seal was recovered at another parking lot near the Richmond airport.
It would have been nice to have a break from Obama's speeches for awhile. Oh well.
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Florida Girl| 10.18.11 @ 5:23PM
This is funny. I agree that they should have kept the teleprompter, but he would have just got another one PDQ.
C Bowen| 10.18.11 @ 5:55PM
John Tabin is sure Iran is responsible.
sjccoach| 10.18.11 @ 7:44PM
What's the difference? Teleprompter or no teleprompter all he does is tell lies.
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