The Lean-Back President by Vanity Fair Set Captures Obama Relaxing
Michael Hemsworth — May 2, 2013 — Pop Culture
References: vanityfair & twentytwowords
Although the President of the United States has a hard job, that doesn't mean there isn't room to kick back and that's exactly what you'll find within the Lean-Back President by Vanity Fair set that features photos from Pete Souza.
The set of snaps have Obama leaning back in his oval office chair, putting his feet up during meetings and even going in for a stretch. Although the set of photos are light-hearted in nature and only show an everyday man doing his job, Lean-Back President by Vanity Fair might be taken by some as a prime example of how he isn't doing his job.
This is up for discussion, but with so many hot button issues on the table, it's important to note that while he might be putting his feet on his desk, he's still at the office getting things done.
The set of snaps have Obama leaning back in his oval office chair, putting his feet up during meetings and even going in for a stretch. Although the set of photos are light-hearted in nature and only show an everyday man doing his job, Lean-Back President by Vanity Fair might be taken by some as a prime example of how he isn't doing his job.
This is up for discussion, but with so many hot button issues on the table, it's important to note that while he might be putting his feet on his desk, he's still at the office getting things done.
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