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: Wise Law BlogObama Spokesman Loses Bets, Dons Canada Hockey Sweater at White House Briefing
The White House spokesman came to his daily on-camera briefing on Friday wearing a red-and-white Canadian hockey jersey ? the result of not one, but two losing bets on the U.S.-Canadian rivalry at the recent Winter Olympics.
The first wager was on the women's gold medal game. Canada won.
Then it was the men's contest, and Gibbs went double-or-nothing with Dimitri Soudas, who's the spokesman for Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper. Gold again for Canada.
- Garry J. Wise, Toronto
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