Carney brings Jason Furman to the WH briefing to talk about revenue... There are also snazzy paper handouts for reporters today.
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Mary Bruce (@marykbruce) December 05, 2012Oooh, busy work for the press! That’s right, the White House passed out a handout during the press briefing today. Twitter users decided to hand out the mockery.
I knew it! RT @ZekeJMiller: There are handouts at today's WH briefing.—
John Ekdahl, Jr. (@JohnEkdahl) December 05, 2012
Any crayons? "@ZekeJMiller: There are handouts at today's WH briefing"—
(@NoEmptySuits) December 05, 2012
checks? foodtamps?? obama phone? RT "@ZekeJMiller
There are handouts at today's WH briefing—
(@mooshakins) December 05, 2012
#gifts RT “@ZekeJMiller: There are handouts at today's WH briefing”—
Cassmaster (@ckdphoto) December 05, 2012
Binders? RT @JohnEkdahl I knew it! RT @ZekeJMiller: There are handouts at today's WH briefing.—
The H2 (@TheH2) December 05, 2012
#socialism RT @ZekeJMiller: There are handouts at today's WH briefing—
Lachlan Markay (@lachlan) December 05, 2012
Obamaphones? RT @ZekeJMiller There are handouts at today's WH briefing—
(@kalepost) December 05, 2012
Heh. No such luck. Sorry, Detroit councilwoman! No actual handouts for you.
It was a paper handout. Of a blog post.
White House hands out a print out of a week old WH blog post at today's briefing. http://t.co/sT6e3li1—
Zeke Miller (@ZekeJMiller) December 05, 2012
Apparently, the Obama administration believes it needs to keep things simple for the poor dears in the press.
What, no printout of the tweets scrolling across the official White House website? Sheesh! Ah, the high-tech White House, what with its week old paper printouts of blog posts. Did Carney crank them out on the mimeograph machine? Why didn’t he set up a projector and some transparencies while he was at it? Oh, that’s right. Transparency is now a bad word. Paper, it is!
Has math changed? RT @ZekeJMiller: White House hands out a print out of a week old WH blog post at today's briefing. http://t.co/hIWY7owZ—
R Subramanian (@randomsubu) December 05, 2012
Math is hard, for the White House. And, evidently, so is technology.
