Seriously, People.

March 24 (Bloomberg) -- President Barack Obama will tell
the nation tonight the U.S. will recover from the recession
“but it will take time, it will take patience.”

The president plans to open his prime-time news conference
at 8 p.m. in Washington with a statement saying that his efforts
to revive the economy have led to “signs of progress,” with
his fiscal 2010 budget set to build on a “stronger foundation”
to prevent similar crises in the future.

“It’s a strategy to create jobs, to help responsible
homeowners, to re-start lending, and to grow our economy over
the long-term,” Obama will say, according to excerpts of his
remarks released by the administration. “And we are beginning
to see signs of progress.”

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