Fox News - Rapper Attends White House Event Despite Criticism Reuters

By Paul Bond

Wed May 11, 2011 11:51pm EDT

LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Despite one of the best projects involving right-wing pundits and contradicting sooner reports, questionable rapper Common resolved to go by means of with his White House look and feel at Michelle Obama's poems function Wednesday.

Earlier reports indicated in which he wasn't there, nonetheless a White House video tutorial confirms of which he revealed in place later on when compared with expected.

The Daily Caller sooner documented that this individual weren't in attendance on the afternoon session, saying that if your earliest woman welcomed your romantics exactly who acquired already been invited, she failed to mention Common, in addition to reporters would definitely not view him along at the event. But he / she seemingly proved way up for the evening time and in some cases tweeted about their company there.

It was exposed a couple of days ago of which Common was one of many romantics this Obama possessed asked for you to her poetry session, plus the Drudge Report whilst others without delay spotted the rapper's history of violent lyrics, notably aimed with police officers. He's likewise rapped his suggestions that will "Burn a Bush," your benchmark in order to President George W. Bush.

Among all those critical with the request were Glenn Beck, Rush Limbaugh in addition to Sean Hannity. Beck ridiculed the actual White House invites Wednesday early morning upon his radio show, with regard to example, simply by saying, sarcastically, "The chief executive along with the very first lady, obviously naturally are certainly not anti-cop."

Limbaugh upon Wednesday known as Common an "artiste" and encouraged that will solely uneducated rubes would certainly dare criticize his lyrics. He seemed to be in addition staying sarcastic.

Hannity, on his Fox News TV exhibit Tuesday night, resolved to go via a litany with Common's alleged offenses. When a wedding falsely accused Hannity of advocating censoring poets, he responded: "I don't prefer to censor them. Should your dog often be inside White House? Big difference."

Sarah Palin additionally considered inside by means of tweeting, "OH LOVELY, WHITE HOUSE." Common told the pollsters through tweeting, "SO APPARENTLY SARAH PALIN AND FOX NEWS DOESN'T LIKE ME."

Some law enforcement unions plus service communities have also objected towards the invitation.