Obama Speaking on Fifth Anniversary of Financial Crisis
This guy'll speak for any occasion
President Obama will deliver a speech Monday on the fifth anniversary of the event that helped elect him back in 2008: The financial crisis.
Obama "will be joined on-stage and in the audience by people that have benefited from his economic recovery proposals over the last five years," the White House said in a statement, "including small business owners, construction workers, homeowners, consumers and tax cut recipients."
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All Bush's fault. Thank you! Good night!