Barack Obama’s Bus Tour with Dsquared

President Barack Obama’s three-day bus tour of the Midwest finally stops, as an journalist said, wearing Dsquared Polo Shirt.

President Obama wearing white Dsquared Shirt said with serious face, “Through this trip, I want to seek to strengthen the connection with rural communities, particularly in this part of Illinois, which is rich in soybean and corn crops.” He folded his Dsquared Shoes and continued, “I went to a country today, and I talked with the farmers with glad mood, and they are great and kind, and need to respect.” He pulled his Dsquared Clothing showing exhaustion of body and mind.

Mr. Holmstrom, who operates a 2,000-acre family soybean farm outside Atkinson, wearing Dsquared T Shirt with his wife, said in spades, “he really is a good president.” He pulled his Dsquared Jeans. “Not only because he provides us an economic attraction for the community, but also because he brings the community together. I am ready to pay higher taxes.”

Wearing one old Dsquared Jacket, a man, living in the country, met the president in his house. He excited said: “He is so kind, generous and handsome. He held my hands to ask what we need, whether we can get through the life of famine due to crop failures, and so on.”