European Business Leaders Spent $500,000 On Photos With Obama

Who?

Wasn’t it Obama’s administration that backed the Arab Spring in 2011 and when he left the office Middle East was farthest from the PEACE! I don’t think he did well during his time in the office. Thank god Trump is too busy with his country and the rest of the world is calming.

Halirious.. $4000 😁😆👏

Lock them up

May be to some,,, but no winners, wouldn’t give a fkn plug nickel for anything obamaloser

Our President travels to be with we the people who love and appreciate him He knows we cannot afford those thousands of $ a plate fundraisers Thank you God bless our greatest President ever President Trump 🙏✌🏼❤️🇺🇸👍🏼🎩. POTUS

I wouldn't pay $.04 for a pic with this turd. heckuvajobbarack liberalsaredumb HopeAndChange LiberalismIsAMentalDisorder TGFSW wiunion liberalsruineverything

Too who ?

Hi! I'm bоrеd аnd lonely 👉 👈 💗 💞 💋

The creed of this man has no limits.

No thanks.

OMG

Hilarious. No.

The economy of stupidity

Who gives a shit?

Helps that it's a great pic!

Give that money to a person in need. St.Jude Hospital, Salvation Army, Samatha Purse or your local homeless shelter. Be wise with your extra money for those who truly need a hand UP..

$4000 please ....thanks 👍

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