President Barack Obama apparently thinks Georgia has 86 congressional districts.

Good thing for him it doesn’t – otherwise, Republicans might control the House. But as Rep. Paul Broun pointed out today, a list of stimulus grants in Georgia shows $6.3 million going to the nonexistent 00th, 86th, 25th, 21st, 19th, 14th and 27th districts. Georgia has 13 districts.

As an aside, who would represent the 00th District? Jean-Paul Sartre?

Anyway, Broun went on the attack, calling on the administration to fix the Web site.

“In May, I warned that in addition to broken transparency promises, the Obama Administration is offering ‘progress’ reports that are nothing more than smoke and mirrors. Half a year later, this Administration has proven that it can spend, spend, spend,” he said in a news release. “But when it comes to managing the spending and improving transparency, they simply haven’t been up to the task.”

How’s this for irony? Broun’s 10th District has received $263 million in stimulus cash – sixth overall and second among Republicans in Georgia. The money has created 350.2 jobs so far, fourth overall and first among Republicans.

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