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| From the Obama-Biden Transition Project |
WASHINGTON, D.C. - In a shocking press conference held this holiday morning from the East Room, President Barack Obama announced that with the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan winding down, he intends to invade the United States next.
"Things have just gotten out of control in our country," Obama told reporters. "It's time we take our country back, exploit the oil resources, and train new security forces that can eventually take back control of our streets."
Obama says this is not martial law. "I'm declaring war," declared Obama defiantly. "I want there to peace and democracy in the streets of the United States. It's what God would have wanted."
Reporters brought up immediate concerns for citizen safety. Obama dismissed those concerns with a brush of the hand. "People can either join up and bring back hope or they can sit on their butts, watch Survivor, eat jelly donuts, and let the real men and women handle making this country great once again."
What about the Constitution? "Do you see anything in the Constitution that says I can't invade any of the states?" Obama retorted back. "I don't think so. I've read it twice via teleprompter just to be certain."
Governors are contemplating an emergency call up of their national guards to protect state sovereignty. "This announcement from the Federal Government is about as ridiculous as what I managed to do to our state's employees," Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker said. "I'll reinstate all CBA rights, however, to all state employees who take up arms and fight this unconstitutional invasion of our beautiful state." Walker also recommended a potential milk, cheese, and Green Bay Packers embargo.
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was seen laughing so hard that he was unable to make a comment regarding Obama's statement. Other reactions from worldwide leaders was very similar. Obama says he doesn't care. "Now that the rest of the world is becoming safer, it is time we do this the American way on American soil."
Would Americans actually fight on American soil? "They will if they want to have their benefits extended and receive a paycheck," Obama stated firmly. "We will make this be an America for Americans one way or another if I can help it."