The budget message which President Obama emailed to Congress yesterday apparently has been screened out by the spam filters of most Internet Service Providers.
A White House spokesman, speaking on condition of anonymity, said: "We're not sure what caused this glitch, but it might have been the email's subject line, 'Save big $$$ on Cialis and Viagra for maximum performance.' "
Few members of Congress seemed aware of the missing email. According to the watchdog agency Big Brother Is Watching, Inc., Congressional members' online activity during the email release was divided between eBay (41%), Facebook/Farmville (32%), and MeetHotSexyModels.com (27%).
A White House spokesman, speaking on condition of anonymity, said: "We're not sure what caused this glitch, but it might have been the email's subject line, 'Save big $$$ on Cialis and Viagra for maximum performance.' "
Few members of Congress seemed aware of the missing email. According to the watchdog agency Big Brother Is Watching, Inc., Congressional members' online activity during the email release was divided between eBay (41%), Facebook/Farmville (32%), and MeetHotSexyModels.com (27%).
