subject: Gate Crasher Allegations In The Face Of Mayor Carlos Allen [print this page] Mayor Allen is indeed one of the most respected personalities within Washington DC but this does not make him immune from being eyed when he acts contrary to what people around him would expect. One of the acts that left many people puzzled is his alleged attendance to a party that was held in the US White House along with other three uninvited attendants.
Mayor Allen and the other two uninvited party attendants identified as Mr. and Mrs. Salahi Tareq managed to evade security guards check and secured themselves some seats without much ado. Unlike the Salahi couple that left before the meals were served, Mayor Allen decided to enjoy the party to the last scene. All along, Allen would pose for snapshots with reputable personalities in the political arena and with his fans as well, some of which he posted on his Facebook page. The collection also featured a pose with Mrs. Salahi and an unidentified lady which drew some question marks about his visit to the White House.
However, his lawyer said that Mr. Allen was one of the invited guests and that was the reason why he was not in a hurry to leave the party like his fellow counterparts. To some extent, one would be tempted to agree that Mr. Allen was clean but he later deleted photos that he had posted on his Facebook fan page. As expected, the act raised eyebrows among many people who had been following the saga closely. Mr. Allen later said that he did not want the rumors to get beyond where they were some days after the party, and he did not want to make his page rowdy. Well, a good number said that he acted in a fishy way but Mr. Allen acted smart to put discussions about the controversial Visit to the White House under cover.
After everything cooled down, Carlos Allen was back to his busy schedules and got back to his real-self. Unfortunately, this was not to last for long. Immediately he expressed his interests in vying for a mayors post in Washington DC, the gate-crasher stories were revived again but this time round everyone knew that it was a political fight initiated by his close competitors. In the end, he lost the seat to his close competitor, Mr. Grey. All in all, he performed marvelously on the ballot but he was not good enough to take over the post. Probably if he had not attended the controversial party, things would have gone his way.
