michaelteever
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The only reason I used the prefix 'Crime" is because I'm amazed that this only thing isn't an issue with anyone.
Somehow, I firmly believe that someone who is now 'unemployed' since once you leave the office, you no longer can collect the $400,000 salary anymore.
Granted, he spent eight years receiving it, or about $4.2 Million in Salary and obviously not paying for 'anything' over the last eight years.
But, if I'm not mistaken they have been purchasing properties in any place they have desired for awhile now.
I also understand that he will now 'cash in' on outrageous fees for speaking to the fools that choose to employ him.
Still, it seems that many things are amiss.
Michael
For fair use education/purposes.
The link: http://www.businessinsider.com/here...n-the-basement-doubles-as-a-second-kitchen-20
The article:
See inside the $5.3 million Washington, DC home that the Obamas will move into after they leave the White House
By Dennis Green
January 19 is Barack Obama's last day in the White House. After the inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump, he and his family will be on their way to Palm Springs for vacation.
When they come back to DC, they will be settling into a home in the Kalorama section of DC, as Politico reported back in May.
It's not the White House, but it'll do.
Though smaller than the Obamas' former Pennsylvania Avenue address, the house is still a lavish residence in a desirable neighborhood. It was built in 1928, and it has 8,200 square feet and nine bedrooms. The move-in process has already begun.
Both Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and the family of Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner can be counted as the Obamas' new neighbors in Kalorama, as both have also recently purchased homes in the neighborhood.
The Obamas will lease the home from Joe Lockhart, who served as press secretary in President Bill Clinton's White House, until their younger daughter, Sasha, finishes high school. It was listed for sale at $5.3 million before going off the market in May.
The Obamas are trading white for brick at their newly leased mansion in the Kalorama section of DC. More recent photographs show brick pillars have been constructed, flanking the path up to the front door.
It's gated and private, though it sits close to the road.
The gated driveway has plenty of space for Secret Service vehicles.[/B
Going inside is a bit like stepping back in time.
The living room is stately.
There are ample seating areas throughout the space.
The family room has a wall of sunny windows overlooking the garden out back.
The real family room is downstairs, though.
The kitchen is bright and updated, with marble countertops and luxury appliances.
It's also quite long.
Next to that is a large dining room — perfect for dinner parties.
Upstairs, the master suite has an attached sitting area ...
... a study ...
There are nine bedrooms in the home in total.
There's also another study upstairs, but the Oval Office it is not.
The laundry room in the basement doubles as a second kitchen.
Out back, the neat garden has plenty of room for relaxing and sunning outdoors.
Somehow, I firmly believe that someone who is now 'unemployed' since once you leave the office, you no longer can collect the $400,000 salary anymore.
Granted, he spent eight years receiving it, or about $4.2 Million in Salary and obviously not paying for 'anything' over the last eight years.
But, if I'm not mistaken they have been purchasing properties in any place they have desired for awhile now.
I also understand that he will now 'cash in' on outrageous fees for speaking to the fools that choose to employ him.
Still, it seems that many things are amiss.
Michael
For fair use education/purposes.
The link: http://www.businessinsider.com/here...n-the-basement-doubles-as-a-second-kitchen-20
The article:
See inside the $5.3 million Washington, DC home that the Obamas will move into after they leave the White House
By Dennis Green
January 19 is Barack Obama's last day in the White House. After the inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump, he and his family will be on their way to Palm Springs for vacation.
When they come back to DC, they will be settling into a home in the Kalorama section of DC, as Politico reported back in May.
It's not the White House, but it'll do.
Though smaller than the Obamas' former Pennsylvania Avenue address, the house is still a lavish residence in a desirable neighborhood. It was built in 1928, and it has 8,200 square feet and nine bedrooms. The move-in process has already begun.
Both Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and the family of Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner can be counted as the Obamas' new neighbors in Kalorama, as both have also recently purchased homes in the neighborhood.
The Obamas will lease the home from Joe Lockhart, who served as press secretary in President Bill Clinton's White House, until their younger daughter, Sasha, finishes high school. It was listed for sale at $5.3 million before going off the market in May.
The Obamas are trading white for brick at their newly leased mansion in the Kalorama section of DC. More recent photographs show brick pillars have been constructed, flanking the path up to the front door.
It's gated and private, though it sits close to the road.
The gated driveway has plenty of space for Secret Service vehicles.[/B
Going inside is a bit like stepping back in time.
The living room is stately.
There are ample seating areas throughout the space.
The family room has a wall of sunny windows overlooking the garden out back.
The real family room is downstairs, though.
The kitchen is bright and updated, with marble countertops and luxury appliances.
It's also quite long.
Next to that is a large dining room — perfect for dinner parties.
Upstairs, the master suite has an attached sitting area ...
... a study ...
There are nine bedrooms in the home in total.
There's also another study upstairs, but the Oval Office it is not.
The laundry room in the basement doubles as a second kitchen.
Out back, the neat garden has plenty of room for relaxing and sunning outdoors.
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