Obama Looks to Twitter for Help on Fiscal Cliff
140 characters at a time
President Obama's campaign for his "fiscal cliff" plan includes the Twitter-verse.
The White House has set up a new Twitter hashtag: "My2K," a reference to the extra $2,200 in taxes it says the average family will pay if all the George W. Bush-era tax cuts expire at the end of the year.
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Thank God for that George W. Bush.
"Obama Looks to Twitter for Help on Fiscal Cliff, 140 characters at a time..."
There are already far too many characters in the White House...