04 November 2010

Obama creates 762 Jobs in US Congress and States, calls for Slurpee Summit

Photoshopper rendering of another Obama summit.
President Obama has just given Slurpee something it could never buy: global street cred.
Hours after the leader of the free world jokingly suggested at Wednesday's day-after-election press conference that he might hold a "Slurpee Summit" with the new Republican leadership, the brand of slushy soft drinks is in overdrive to make the summit real.
Time to wheeze the juice!

VOA | Obama Calls Meeting With Congressional Leadership | VOA | USA | English:
"U.S. President Barack Obama has invited the Republican and Democratic leaders of Congress to address ways to work together on key issues, after Republicans took control of the House of Representatives in mid-term elections."
In other news, Obama can now be credited with some actual job creation.  The United Stated Congressional Mid-Term Elections of 2010 resulted in the greatest landslide against a President since the days of Herbert Hoover.  I really don't think it is because of the color of his skin either, but stay tuned to the MSM for that angle.
Using the B. Hussein Obama administration job creation math, six new Republican seats in the Senate and 65 new Republican seats in the House of Representatives adds up to 71 jobs created.  In State races the numbers are even greater, with at least 11 Republican Governor jobs created and 680 Republican legislature seats.  The current total stands at 762 nation wide.  All that without using the latest imaginary numbers methods that keep flying out of the pigs asses at the Bureau of Labor Statistics!



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