The end of the suspension is refreshing. So did President Obama. He was excited to get the "55 points" Brandon Jennings upcoming new sneakers.

As a bullying fan of the bulls, why would Obama wear Jennings?

Obama

"A good deal."

Obama said the end of the evaluation.

Perhaps for the players, this labor agreement is not the best.

Players have almost always been in a passive position in the negotiation of labor agreements: their BRI (basketball related income) distribution dropped from 57% to 50%; their contract years and the number of special cases in the middle class decreased.

However, the end of the suspension is good for all fans, including Obama.

Obama may be too happy because he brought a pair of sneakers into the public view.

At first, they didn't care much about the pair of shoes, but the good guys quickly pointed out that the shoes were Jennings's shoes issued in 2012.

The size of Obama was the same as that of Jennings, so the manufacturer of shoes made the shoes to Obama by various means.

Derek Ross sneakers were Obama's favorite before.

Obama has always been a fan of the bulls, one of the biggest fans.

So once Obama appears on the court, he usually wears Ross shoes to show people.

Referring to Ross and Obama, Ross also said that Ross had made a bet with Obama last year that if the bull entered the finals, Obama would personally come to cheer the bulls.

As a result, we all know.

Some people suspect that Obama wore Jennings shoes this time, which may be a political show.

The reason is that Obama is trying to win more support, including support from Bucks fans.

So the White House staff deliberately planned the exposure of the sneakers.

When Obama took his shoes, he intentionally revealed the logo on his shoes, so that everyone could see the signs and signs of the shoes.