A Lazy Economy »
Posted By ind06 1 year, 8 months ago in HumorTHE ONION NEWS NETWORK: WEEKLY PRESIDENTIAL RADIO ADDRESS - "Good morning. Many have said our economy is moving into a recession, but I don't believe that's true. Our economy is slowing, taking a breather. I'd say it's headed for a rest up."
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cowboygrandpa1 year, 8 months ago
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Well then, the rising sag in new construction goes along with the flappy dollar.
Not to mention the numerous new potholes we've yet to feel or fill.
The economy isn't sinking it sank years ago, we've been holding on to the life preservers and they've become Bush logged.
Hold on to your seats boys and girls and hope they will float in the rising sea of red ink.
Brought to you thru the greed of the few to screw the many who will pay the bill of the presidential fool. hahahahahahaha
Good one ind06
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uncle-dave1 year, 8 months ago
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When the President started using words like sagging, flappy, and droopy I thought he was speaking to the physical condition of the average American and I felt bad. But when I realized he was talking about the economy I felt really bad. :-(
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