(Reuters)- President Barack Obama's aides warned Americans on Sunday not to expect instant miracles from the $787 billion economic stimulus bill he will sign this week, but said it would help eventually. Obama is due to sign the bill passed last week by Congress in Denver on Tuesday. It was the first major legislative victory of his young presidency, which could rise or fall with its success or failure.
"There will be signs of activity very quickly," David Axelrod, the White House senior adviser, said on "Fox News Sunday." "But it's going to take time for that to show up in the statistics. The president has said it's likely to get worse before it gets better."
White House spokesman Robert Gibbs used similar language on CBS' "Face the Nation." - ABC News
Amazing how you push and push telling everyone that this will jump start the economy quickly. This will save or add 3.5 million jobs. Now they are saying, it will get worse before it gets better. This will take time.
What 3.5 million jobs are you talking about. We can lose 10 million jobs, but hey if it wasn't for the Trillion Dollars in Debt I spent we would have lost 13.5 Million?
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