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Looks like someone is a little bit too happy in their job. From Yahoo News:
White House floods reporters� inboxes after Obama�s jobs speech
The White House really wants you to know that the $447 billion jobs plan that President Obama outlined in a speech to a joint session of Congress Thursday night has support--that is, from unions, liberal groups and other Democrats.

The White House Press Office sent nearly 50 e-mails to reporters overnight with statements of support from the president's allies, including The International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Democratic lawmakers, The Center for American Progress, the mayor of San Francisco and members of Obama's own Council on Jobs and Competitiveness.
Screen caps at the site -- a bit more:
Reporters, to say the least, took note.

"The White House Press Office has vomited all over my inbox," wrote Talking Points Memo's Callie Schweitzer.

"White House Press Office says Malia and Sasha support Obama's jobs plan," cracked Washington Examiner opinion columnist Phil Klein.
Someone needs to dial back on the happy pills a little bit -- for all of these people to be in favor of a "Jobs Bill" that has not even been written yet is a bit much and really serves to: #1) - show their desperation and #2) - dilute their message. Looking forward to 2012 -- vote the bastards out... And as someone pointed out yesterday in conversation, Obama is not African American. He is half white and the other half is majority Arab. It was the Arabs who rounded up and sold the Blacks to the American and English slave traders so todays Blacks should not be as tolerant toward Arabs if they want to keep the flames of reparation alive.

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