It sure looks like they were vindicated on the tonight;s finale. I mean, if anybody screwed up it was White House security who just let them walk through that checkpoint. The Salahi's went through the front door and used their real names--what more do people want? From seeing "Watch What's Happening Live" afterwards it sure seems like Tareq was right about them not committing any crime.
In this final installment of "Housewives" Nightlife, we're not just going out, we're going to the White House, as Tareq and Michaele Salahi's plus-one.
That's right, cameras followed the Salahis right up to the gate. And every moment, every glance at their cellphones, every nervous twitch Tareq seems to make, is nerve-wracking.
When they get to the White House, the clipboard-wielding woman at the gate scans the list and announces what we knew we would hear: "I'm not seeing you guys right now."
But this clipboard wielder clearly hasn't worked the door of a D.C. club: Instead, she merely asks them to go through and "stand down there" while, she says, warmly, "I'll have them figure it out."
With the last episode of the first season of Real Housewives of DC aired what we, the viewers, find out how Michaele and Tareq Salahi got into the White House State Dinner?
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Crime or not the Salahi's were wrong to attend a party they had no invitation for. The e-mails they provided never guaranteed anything, they were told to wait until they were notified which they didn't do. The difference between the White House staff and the Salahi's is the fact that they made a mistake, whereas the Salahi's knew that they were getting in by accident, there was an intent to get in to upstage the other cast members one way or another. Two things led me to believe this, one, he says that he never got the message stating that they could not attend the arriving ceremony because his phone died but in the footage he swaps out his phone's battery. Also,the fact that she made such a huge production of looking for an invitation that they never had. The admission comes from the e-mail string that they themselves provided. I don't see any vindication, it just looks worse.
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