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Warm Winter May Have Cooked Economic Data

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Hey,

If those in charge of the weather chose to help Americans earn more money in winter 2011-2012, I'll take it and be grateful. Maybe they'll do it again next year!

Too bad the government can't change that about our economic environment.

E. Svensson of CA 2:44PM March 08, 2012

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