Special Olympics Bowler Challenges Obama: ‘I Can Beat the Prez’
Editor | Mar 21, 2009 | Comments 0
In the wake of President Barack Obama’s insensitive gaffe on Thursday’s "Tonight Show," a Special Olympics bowler, with a staggering 266 average, has marvelously challenged the current White House resident to a match.
Such was first briefly reported by TMZ Friday, with an elaboration by the Detroit Free Press Saturday:
On Friday, a Special Olympian from Ann Arbor fired back: "I can beat the president."
Kolan McConiughey has rolled five perfect games in his life — including a 300 last fall in Lansing while competing in the Special Olympics.
Below the fold is a truly heart-warming video about McConiughey:
If Obama has any character, he’ll take Kolan up on this challenge, and promise a sizable donation to the Special Olympics if he loses.
Stay tuned.
Article source NewsBusters.org
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