Even the president is going "Lin-sane"
Photo credit: AP | President Barack Obama arrives at Los Angeles International Airport. (Feb. 15, 2012)
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WASHINGTON — “Linsanity” has descended on the White House.
White House spokesman Jay Carney says President Barack Obama is tracking the exploits of Jeremy Lin, the sudden star of the National Basketball Association.
The point guard from Harvard has come out of nowhere to lead the New York Knicks on a winning streak.
Carney says Lin’s game-winning 3-pointer at the end of Tuesday’s game against Toronto was the subject of conversation with Obama aboard Marine One on Wednesday morning.
Obama was starting a three-day trip focused mainly on political fundraising.
Carney says Lin’s success is “just a great story, and the president was saying as much this morning.”
Lin’s parents were born in Taiwan.
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