[mykroar]

There's a bit of turd polishing at the end, but this pretty much sums up the story:

Whatever the first-quarter GDP number is when reported on April 28, it's likely to be revised and it could easily be negative — or positive. According to a CNBC study, the average error rate since 1990 in government quarterly GDP reports was plus or minus 1.3 percent.

[skinndogNN]

They’ll correct in again April 28th, but they will really correct it sometime in Mid November.

After the elections.

It will probably show we started a recession in the 1st quarter of this year.

[Tupelo]

I heard one nitwit on the radio today, talking about how this was just a normal revision of the ‘robust numbers’ for the first quarter.

[ArGee]

Can I get a refund on the taxes I’ve paid since 2009?

I don’t think I’m getting what I paid for.

[DoughtyOne]