It's been the cover heard 'round the world. The May issue of The Washingtonian features a shirtless President Obama (he's #2 out of 26 Reasons to Love Living in Washington), and the response has been overwhelming. Some of you love it; some of you hate it; some have questioned whether or not it's an "appropriate" cover; and some just want to talk about the state of Obama's pecs.
So we wanted to know: What do you think of our cover choice? Sound off in the comments below, and tell us whether you think it's ballsy or boring, inspiring or groan-worthy—and why! We want to hear what you have to say.
The issue will be on stands this Thursday, April 23; meanwhile, if you subscribe online to The Washingtonian by May 1st, you'll get the Obama cover sent to you as an extra bonus.
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What Do You Think of the May Obama Cover of Washingtonian?
It's been the cover heard 'round the world. The May issue of The Washingtonian features a shirtless President Obama (he's #2 out of 26 Reasons to Love Living in Washington), and the response has been overwhelming. Some of you love it; some of you hate it; some have questioned whether or not it's an "appropriate" cover; and some just want to talk about the state of Obama's pecs.
So we wanted to know: What do you think of our cover choice? Sound off in the comments below, and tell us whether you think it's ballsy or boring, inspiring or groan-worthy—and why! We want to hear what you have to say.
The issue will be on stands this Thursday, April 23; meanwhile, if you subscribe online to The Washingtonian by May 1st, you'll get the Obama cover sent to you as an extra bonus.
→ Restaurant Finder
→ Events Calendar
→ Happy Hour Finder
→ Washingtonian Blogs
→ Dining Guides
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