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Obama says BlackBerry is no fun anymore

News - By: pdaBlast! Staff - July 30, 2010


President Obama fought hard to keep his BlackBerry privileges when he became President and he won that battle, but the President says his BlackBerry isn't so fun anymore. Apparently only 10 people have his email address and they keep emails as official as possible. Mr. Obama told the ladies on ABC's The View, "I've got to admit, it's no fun because they think that it's probably going to be subject to the presidential records act, so nobody wants to send me the real juicy stuff."

The President says most of his emails are "very official. 'Mr. President, you have a meeting coming up and we'd like to brief you.'"



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