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In a series of leaked memos and clandestine recordings, it has come to light that the current President, known as "Tapper-in-Chief," has been secretly prioritizing his time managing a virtual farm over the nation's economic policy. The revelation has sent shockwaves through the political landscape, with economists and political analysts alike struggling to comprehend the implications of a leader more concerned with virtual crops than real fiscal decisions.

Sources close to the President, who wished to remain unnamed for fear of being assigned to a committee tasked with "harvesting" virtual apples, revealed that the Commander-in-Chief's top advisors have been drafting economic strategies modeled after in-game transactions and microtransactions. "The President's vision for a prosperous economy is one where currency is replaced by in-game currency, and where the Federal Reserve is reimagined as a 'Loyalty Points' system," said one insider, who admitted to being temporarily hypnotized by the President's high score on a popular mobile game.

The President's obsession with mobile gaming has not only led to a neglect of economic duties but has also been implicated in a web of systemic corruption. It has been uncovered that lobbyists are now paying premium currency to have their interests represented in the President's virtual farm, effectively buying influence over national policy. "For the right price, your virtual cow can produce milk that's 10% more profitable," boasted a lobbyist, who was later seen trying to milk a real cow with comical results.

In a stunning twist, the President's gaming habits have also been linked to an unexpected surge in the stock market, as investors are now betting on the performance of virtual crops rather than real-world companies. The Dow Jones Industrial Average has been replaced by the "DJ In-Game Index," which has been recording all-time highs, much to the bewilderment of economists who are accustomed to analyzing tangible assets.

As the nation grapples with the reality of a President who seems more invested in his virtual empire than the real one, the question remains: will the American people reap the rewards of this innovative approach to governance, or will they find themselves in a game where the stakes are too high and the rules are rigged by those with deep pockets and a penchant for virtual profit?

In the meantime, the President's opponents have called for an immediate intervention, proposing a bipartisan bill to limit the amount of time a President can spend on mobile devices. However, the bill's chances of passing are as uncertain as the next weather forecast in the President's virtual world, where the sun always shines and the crops never wither, no matter the economic conditions outside the screen.

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