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ckrob 13 years 22 weeks ago
#1

Obama's To-Do List:

Get out and see if I can work with some other Democrats.

Call Robert Reich to see who he recommends as my new economic advisers.

See about a spine transplant for Harry and Holder. (group rate?)

Have Bernie over for breakfast. (no waffles!)

Call Bill and see if he would like to take Hillary's place.

Set-up a free Christmas vacation trip to France for GWB. (Open date on return flight.)

Make to-do list for Monday.

Note to self: take advice from Democrats before asking Republicans.

Note to self: reconsider "preemptive surrender" negotiation strategy.

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