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The price of organic arugula become a key economic indicator in Administraton Obama?

According to the Chicago Tribune: "The entered Whole Foods lately and see what they charge for arugula? "[Obama] asked." I mean, they charge a lot of money things on. "This comment came despite the fact that Iowa does not have Whole Foods stores, or grow most of their farmers usually a rocket. Http://www.swamppolitics.com/news/politics/blog/2007 / 10/obama_talks_arugula_again_in_i.html

Of course! In fact, future made rockets through the roof, even in these tough economic times. Your comment illustrates how contact is with the middle class. Whole Foods & Rocket? Gimme a break.

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