


CNBC got some action footage of President Obama during an interview when the president quickly smacked a fly that had been hovering around him.
"That was pretty impressive, wasn't it?" Obama said as he directed the cameras to focus on the fallen fly. "I got the sucker."
I guess this makes the president a no-fly zone.
He knocked down that fly faster than a Republican economic proposal.
I just hope PETA doesn't make a big thing out of this.
For the record, no bailout money was used in the fly operation, although some stimulus funding may have been involved.

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