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Obama Caught with $30 Million Contract with RIM (gag)

January 29, 2009 by Simon Sage - Leave a Comment

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Barack Obama

Hah, just joshin’, not really, but Unconfirmed Sources paints a pretty hilarious picture of a situation where Obama is taking cash from BlackBerry-maker Research in Motion to promote the device. Let’s face it, that is one hell of a celebrity endorsement, one that not even money could buy.

“I love my Blackberry. I never leave home without it”, Obama told a reporter. “I encourage every American to buy a Blackberry. And you can buy one now for only $99.99 with a two year activation plan from Sprint” … Executives from Apple, Inc., maker of the Blackberry competitor iPhone, say they will offer Obama $40 million if he just shuts up about the Blackberry.

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