5/21/2013, 3:34 pm
Dateline Washington DC -
Spokesunits for the Obama Administration confirmed today that the president takes a personal interest in the computer issues experienced by his fellow Americans, and that he frequently convenes a team of experts as an informal "Help Desk" in the Situation Room to personally assist them, often without their even being aware of the intrusion assistance.
Ever jovial spokesbarker Jay "Carney" Carney assured members of the press that, even though their computers may occasionally act a bit strangely, there's no need to worry - the president and his crack(er) team have everything under control, including the personal privacy of the citizens they're helping.
Carney went on to state that many people in our democracy have been helped out by the president and his team over the last few years. Carney said that "Sure, somebody's got to keep an eye on the people's computers, you know, to help keep the anti-virus updated and the disk defragged and such."
Several members of the Associated Press breathed an audible sigh of relief, knowing that not only their phones but also their computers are so tirelessly cared for by our ever-present federal government.
Spokesunits for the Obama Administration confirmed today that the president takes a personal interest in the computer issues experienced by his fellow Americans, and that he frequently convenes a team of experts as an informal "Help Desk" in the Situation Room to personally assist them, often without their even being aware of the intrusion assistance.
Ever jovial spokesbarker Jay "Carney" Carney assured members of the press that, even though their computers may occasionally act a bit strangely, there's no need to worry - the president and his crack(er) team have everything under control, including the personal privacy of the citizens they're helping.
Carney went on to state that many people in our democracy have been helped out by the president and his team over the last few years. Carney said that "Sure, somebody's got to keep an eye on the people's computers, you know, to help keep the anti-virus updated and the disk defragged and such."
Several members of the Associated Press breathed an audible sigh of relief, knowing that not only their phones but also their computers are so tirelessly cared for by our ever-present federal government.