Following Justin Beiber's recent
truancy, pundits called on the United
States to revoke Bieber's green card
and deport him, but no, President
Obama wouldn't do such although
votes of 250 000 had counted against
Bieber.
Speaking on behalf of the White House
was Michelle Obama who gave a
motherly advise on how she would
handle Bieber's case as against how
Americans would have wanted it
done.
"I would pull him close. You know, I
don't know if it would be advice as
much as action," Obama said in a
recent interview with Univision Radio
host Enrique Santos. "I would be very
present in his life right now. And I
would be probably with him a good
chunk of the time, just there to talk, to
figure out what's going on in his head,
to figure out who's in his life and who's
not, you know", she said.
A petition with 250 000 signatures was
sent to the White House to revoke
Bieber's green card and deport him.
And in response to it through White
House Secretary, Jay Carney, last week
said "the response will come i'm sure
relatively soon".
And now that Michelle Obama has
spoken, everyone is beginning to have
a peep into what the White House's
Response will look like, that is; if the
house has actually not actually subtly
spoken through Michelle.
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