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Arizona Governor Jan Brewer and U.S. President Barack Obama
More information has been released, regarding the airport tarmac argument between Arizona Governor, Jan Brewer and U.S. President, Barack Obama. It is being said, Obama ripped Brewer over her book, which mentions him in an unflattering manner. In response, she referred to him as "thin-skinned."
Brewer also stated regarding her book "Scorpions For Breakfast" and Obama's take on it, "He was a little disturbed about my book. I asked him if he read the book. He said he read the excerpt. So." She further stated their meeting on the tarmac was "terrible" and "left me breathless."
Related link: President Obama And The Governor Of Arizona Get Into An Argument At The Airport (Video)
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Reports indicate U.S. President, Barack Obama got into an intense argument with political opponent, Arizona Governor, Jan Brewer, who has been at odds with his administration on health care, immigration and law enforcement, among other things. It is being said he took exception to how he was portrayed in her book. Raw footage was obtained of the alleged confrontation and has been posted above.
According to the Associated Press, "Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer came to greet President Barack Obama upon his arrival outside Phoenix Wednesday. What she got was a critique of how he is depicted in her book. The two leaders could be seen engaged in an intense conversation."
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