Mission Accomplished
Barack Obama is scheduled to visit the White House Monday for talks with President Bush on the transition. The President is expected to offer his full cooperation. Which means in the keys on the left side of the computer keyboards, no Krazy Glue.
....Also the schedule will have to be carefully controlled to prevent problems between Barney and the new First Puppy.
....Michelle Obama has already indicated the first action she will take on January 20 is to remove the "Mission Accomplished" comforter from the President's bedroom.
Incoming White House Chief of Staff Rep. Rahm Emanuel says Barack Obama supports government assistance for the auto industry. For example, he might suggest they paint Cobalt's something besides yellow.
.... To help, the governrment might buy GM's leftover yellow paint for the Washington Monument.
.... It would make it stand out more and that would be a change in Washington.
China will spend four trillion yuan ($586 billion) on upgrading infrastructure, particularly roads, railways, airports and the power grid; on raising rural incomes via land reform; and on social welfare projects such as affordable housing and environmental protection. They'd probably spend more, but a lot of Chinese money is tied up in American mortgages.
....Also the schedule will have to be carefully controlled to prevent problems between Barney and the new First Puppy.
....Michelle Obama has already indicated the first action she will take on January 20 is to remove the "Mission Accomplished" comforter from the President's bedroom.
Incoming White House Chief of Staff Rep. Rahm Emanuel says Barack Obama supports government assistance for the auto industry. For example, he might suggest they paint Cobalt's something besides yellow.
.... To help, the governrment might buy GM's leftover yellow paint for the Washington Monument.
.... It would make it stand out more and that would be a change in Washington.
China will spend four trillion yuan ($586 billion) on upgrading infrastructure, particularly roads, railways, airports and the power grid; on raising rural incomes via land reform; and on social welfare projects such as affordable housing and environmental protection. They'd probably spend more, but a lot of Chinese money is tied up in American mortgages.
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