While speaking at an LBGT Pride Month event at the White House, President Obama faced down a heckler complaining about deportations.
The heckler was removed, but Obama said something that sparked considerable discussion online.
“You’re in MY house,” he said. One person posted a video of the statement online:
Obama: "No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no" pic.twitter.com/je4kIKxSM1
— Zeke Miller (@ZekeJMiller) June 24, 2015
ABC News described the heckler as “transgender” and “undocumented.”
Here’s the ABC video:
Here’s some of the reaction from Twitter:
Can this be our border policy? Obama deports Heckler: ‘You’re in My House!’ #theDMS https://t.co/R5ED7B33zj
— David Madeira (@DavidJMadeira) June 25, 2015
Obama said: "first is this is MY house…"
Me: YASSSS OBAMA! You better you better!! That's my pres! Go POTUS! GO POTUS! YASS????????????????— BIG BANK NIKKI✨ (@LiveWithNikki_) June 25, 2015
Funny, I thought it was the people’s house. Must be part of that fundamental transformation…
This isn’t the first time he’s made statements like this.
In 2013, he referred to the armed forces as his military no less than three separate times. First, it was “his” military, now it’s “his” White House… Am I the only one to see a trend here?
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