Day 309

The White House claims that, because of separation of powers, the social secretary won't be testifying before Congress — a practice Obama blasted President Bush for. White House photo, Samantha Appleton

Letting wannabe reality-TV stars crash a state dinner

A couple positioning themselves for a reality-TV debut on the Bravo network attended the White House state dinner honoring India’s prime minister — even though they weren’t invited.

Another party crasher?!

The Secret Service says the now-infamous Salahis weren’t the only party crashers at the November state dinner honoring the prime minister of India.

State dinner riddled with typos

The menu for President Obama’s first state dinner was full of typos. Spell check anyone?

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