Little Congress
January 18th, 2009
Do you think that the little girl who was there when obama addressed congress is a future president?
When Obama addressed congress he flew out a 14 year old named, Ty’Sheoma Bethea, who had written a letter to him. Shes been doing interviews since then, and she says her goal is to be the first woman President. Do you think that she really is a future President?
I know that I have issues debating the future of a 14 year old on this forum. I hope she achieves all of her dreams.
HTC at MWC 2011
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