Obama Urged to Work Closely with People Suing Him - The New Yorker

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WASHINGTON (The Borowitz Report) – President Obama is under increasing pressure to work closely and coöperatively with a group of people who are suing him in federal court, the people suing him confirmed today.

Andy Borowitz is a New York Times best-selling author and a comedian who has written for The New Yorker since 1998. He writes the Borowitz Report for newyorker.com.

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Republican('ts) pretend to have a jobs plan. Actually, they have had a successful job plan. Their policies have been creating jobs in India and China, Taiwan and Singapore and Korea. Unfortunately, those countries reciprocal policies don't create jobs here. Nor should they. They create jobs for the people they represent. Funny, Chinese Communists and Indian Socialists won't let ideology trump reality when economic growth is involved, but Republican'ts just can't. Party of Pollution Weakening environmental regulations, part of the G.O.P. jobs plan, would do little to create jobs and would make us both poorer and sicker. View or comment on Alfred Ingram's post »

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It's bad enough to shoot yourself in the foot, but these laws may turn red state roosters into soprano singing capons. Instead of greeting economic mornings they look forward to dusks with unpicked crops rotting in their fields. The tightening noose, the lightening wallet ANOTHER month, another court, another plank of Alabama's controversial immigration law enjoined. View or comment on Alfred Ingram's post »

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Remember when healthcare legislation was declared dead? More Jobs for Americans: Stand with President Obama to Continue the Fight for Jobs youtube.com - Stand with the President, join this fight now: http://my.barackobama.com/potusjobsvid This fight goes on. Senate Republicans have blocked a critical jobs bill that would put Americans back to work right... View or comment on Alfred Ingram's post »

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Texas has spent years trying to steer money meant to repair hurricane damage housing of low income and disadvantaged owners. They've done the typical republican('t) dance of changing the rules, so people have to apply again and again, changining the disbursement formula, in an attempt to steer the funds to people who hadn't suffered damage. Now, relief is in the hands of a different agency. Another set of delays is sure to follow. Extending the Miseries From Hurricane Ike Three years after the damage from Hurricane Ike, affected Texas homeowners are angry at a state bureaucracy that has paid out less than 10 percent of the $3.1 billion in federal aid it has received. View or comment on Alfred Ingram's post »

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Op-Ed Columnist - Hey, Small Spender - NYTimes.com:

"…the big government expansion everyone talks about never happened"

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