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The Jonas Brothers?
The popular trio, Nick, Joe and Kevin, were in Washington, D.C., on Monday (August 18) to attend a briefing on diabetes and tape a public service announcement about national parks, CNN reported. While on that point, they sign their name calling to the wall of a swimming pool that was besides signed by, among others, first noblewoman Laura Bush.
"There's other names up there that ar just dumbfounding, some of our favorite artists and politicians," Joe Jonas told the newsworthiness network. "But it's leaving to be really cool to construe that in 10 age, 20 years from now."
In the end, the Jonas Brothers power not be the to the highest degree famous graffito artists in the domain, but you wouldn't know it from the whizz their show caused at the White House. According to CNN, Vice President Dick Cheney even brought his trey granddaughters to meet the singing siblings.
It wasn't all fun and games for the famed brothers, though, who have visited the White House under less serious fate twice before, both times in 2007. For Nick Jonas, world Health Organization suffers from diabetes, the morning briefing was a chance to learn more about the disease patch solidifying his image as the face of the illness, he said, insistence that those afflicted get to lodge together to make it through.
"A pot of kids feel lonely when they first get diagnosed with diabetes. I'm just so encouraged at the ending of the day because all I'm trying to do is make it through some other day managing diabetes," Nick Jonas told CNN. "They're just doing the same thing. We're all in that respect for each other."
Nick was diagnosed with diabetes when he was 13.
Also important, they accented, was a chance to tell kids about utilisation, which they did in a PSA encouraging children to visit national parks.
"We run around onstage invariably for around an minute and 45 minutes, and we know what that can do. You just feel great at the end of the night and when you wake up in the morn," Kevin Jonas told the White House press corps.
So given that they've visited the Bush White House three times, and are noted Evangelical Christians, does that beggarly they'll be voting Republican?
Not so profligate, Kevin aforementioned, refusing to endorse either candidate for this year's election.
"But we do � me and Joe ar both of voting years � so we do endorse balloting, getting to know the issues, encyclopedism about the candidates and [making] a decision for yourself," he said.
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