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There’s been very heavy media coverage of the “Beer Diplomacy” – the meeting between President Obama, V.P. Biden, the Harvard professor who was arrested, and the arresting police officer. (I’m sure most people are familiar with the story. If not – you can read YWN’s story on it.)
I was curious what people’s thoughts are on this new & unique method of dealing with differences.
Great chinuch for the rest of America “got a problem? drink a beer.”
Maybe Obama can sit down with Al Sharpton and drink a beer with him too, it seems to work awfully well.
to paraphrase William Gilbert, It is not so much what is on the table as who is on the chairs. When you invite people to your house, you usually supply food and beverage.
Wow, four months already?
And how many more kegs has the pres. gone through? I don’t think it’s gonna happen.
ronsr: We jewish people have this obsession with food that we call “kosher,” I don’t about William Gilbert, but food such as fried pork ears don’t exactly fit into our diet. We sort of care about what we are consuming just as much as who we are dining with.
I think the most respectable and honest thing at that table was actually the bottle of beer.
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