Operation “A Day In The Life” is a plan to make you believe President Obama is just like you, and cares about you…

We’re not sure which White House Millennial came up with this idea – but odds are they were wearing black framed glasses.    Whoever developed this strategy more than likely lunches with the creator of “Pajama Boy” during the day, and plays beer pong with Tommy “dude”  Vietor at night.

Taking cues from the success of TV show “Undercover Boss”, apparently someone in the White House believes they can transfer the concept to President Obama – and capture for the administration the generally warm sentiment the TV show’s message attempts to leave with its followers.  

WASHINGTON DC – Apparently because he doesn’t get out of the White House enough (?) — or have enough to do? — President Obama will travel to Minnesota on Thursday to “spend a day with Rebekah,” described by the White House as a “hardworking mom from Minneapolis,” who wrote to the president to tell him “how much harder it’s become to get ahead and do right by her family.”
When the president receives letters like Rebekah’s, he “makes notes in the margins, and sits down to reply personally,” the White House said.
This time, he’s made plans to meet with Rebekah — on Thursday — to “spend a day in her shoes.”
In fact, this is the first in a series of “day-in-the-life” visits that President Obama plans to make across the country this summer.

With all the pressing issues facing the President of the United States — foreign (Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, Ukraine), domestic (invasion of the southern border, Veterans Affairs dysfunction) and political (IRS targeting, NSA spying) — he will spend a day with Rebekah — meeting with her family and community members to discuss the issues that matter to them, hosting a town hall, and talking about “the steps we need to take as a country to help more Americans like Rebekah get ahead.”
“I know the President is excited to talk with her — and Americans like her,” White House Senior Adviser Dan Pfeiffer said in an email announcing the “day-in-the-life” plans on Tuesday.  (read more)

This picture snapped at the exact moment Dan Pfeiffer says to himself:

“I’ve got this great idea”…