Why Does Obama Have Time For Final Four Picks-But No Time to Prepare Budget?

Now Here's a big story from the Associated Press..Barack Obama Has made his final four picks:

BRISTOL, Conn. (AP) -- President Barack Obama is picking Florida, Indiana, Louisville, Ohio State to reach the Final Four.

President Obama filled out an NCAA tournament bracket for ESPN for the fifth straight year. On the women's side, he selected Baylor, California, UConn and Notre Dame to advance to New Orleans.

ESPN will reveal his full men's and women's brackets Wednesday morning.

Indiana and Louisville are each No. 1 seeds. Ohio State is a No. 2 seed and Florida is a No. 3 seed

Baylor, UConn and Notre Dame are all No. 1 seeds and California is a No. 2 seed.

In 2012, President Obama's men's bracket ranked 2,347,421 out of 6.45 million entries, placing him in the 63.6th percentile.

 I wonder if anyone in the mainstream media has the guts to ask him any of these questions

 Mr. President, you made your final four picks on time...how come your budget is late?

Mr. President, you had time to make your final four picks, how come you didn't have time to check in with the Secretary of Defense on 9/11 when our embassy was being attacked?

Mr. President there was a recent memorial for American Hero Chris Kyle  at Cowboy stadium in Dallas. How come you didn't have time to send someone from the Administration to honor that hero, you had time to send someone to the funeral for a hater of our country Hugo Chavez--you even had time to do your football pics on time?

 Mr. President, you had time to make your final four picks, why haven't you had time to intercede in the case of  American Pastor Saeed Abedini, who has been imprisoned in Iran for practicing his Christian faith?

 I could go on for a thousand posts---you get the idea.

The President has time to fill out his brackets for the NCAA Men's Division One Basketball Championship, but has no time to do his job. And the mainstream media has no time to do THEIR jobs such as asking the type of questions above