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The Point sifts through brain farts and blue lights to find they're all incorrigible bastards. Schabir Shaik isn't the first South African criminal who has attempted to get a clean slate. Full Article at iAfrica.com
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WASHINGTON - -- By admitting over the weekend that the world will have to wait at least until next year for a legally binding treaty to curb global warming, President Barack Obama and fellow Pacific Rim government leaders dramatically lowered... Full Article at Chicago Tribune
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U.S. Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (L) greets U.S. Senator John McCain (R-AZ)(2nd L), House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-OH)(2nd R) and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) after a meeting between Congressional leadership and President B... View Photo »
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Three elections guaranteed the 60 votes: 2006 and 2008, which gave Democrats the White House and large Hill majorities, and 2009
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WASHINGTON: A red carpet welcome awaits the Prime Minister, Mr Manmohan Singh as he lands at the Andrews Air Force Base today as the first state guest of President Mr Barack Obama for a visit that is expected to take the Indo-US strategic relationship... Full Article at Hindu Business Line
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What's Obama's trade policy? Full Article at KansasCity.com
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In July 2005 and in the months and years that followed, the Prime Minister, Dr. Manmohan Singh, was feted as the visionary architect and driving force of the landmark US-India civil nuclear cooperation deal. Full Article at Webindia123
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L-R: House Minority Leader John Boehner, R-OH, House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer, D-MD, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-KY, and Senate Armed Services Committee Ranking Member John McCain walk on a path on the North Lawn of the White House fol... View Photo »
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Indo-US relations are poised to reach a new high after Prime Minister's visit. Talks with President Obama are likely to focus on terrorism, intelligence sharing and climate change. Full Article at ddi News
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Before Obama's weeklong trip to Asia, which ended Thursday, the president rarely mentioned international trade. Full Article at Bradenton Herald
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Three elections guaranteed the 60 votes: 2006 and 2008, which gave Democrats the White House and large Hill majorities, and 2009
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The difference between the White House’s determination and many lawmakers’ perception is that President Obama and his advisors do not want to consider the massacre as an act of terror ‘yet’ while Senator Joe Lieberman and other legislators in both houses do see it as an ideologically motivated terror ac...
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the White House and Congress were right to structure the package as a mix of tax cuts and spending, rather than just tax cuts as Republicans prefer or just spending as many Democrats do.
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Days before India’s Prime Minister Manmohan Singh is to be welcomed in the White House for his first state visit with President Obama, two perceived missteps by the Obama administration have concerned Indian officials that New Delhi suddenly has been relegated to the second tier of U.S.-Asian relations.
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Congress and the White House (and the media) have Monsanto checks stuffed in their ears.
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With Michelle, Sasha and Malia and Obama in the White House and in the post-‘Cosby Show’ era, people can’t say these are the only images out there ... Black people are able to say ‘Precious’ represents some of our children, but some of our children go to Yale.
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I'm getting tired of saving Obama's can in the White House ... nothing to write home about.
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The allegations uncovered by the Inspector General were very serious, and they deserved to be fully investigated, not swept under the rug ... It seems a lot of people might have been interested in protecting the AmeriCorps program and the Mayor of Sacramento from an IG who was discovering some unpleasan...
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I nearly fell out of my chair reading [Rove's op-ed]. It was, after all, Karl Rove's signature move -- release bad news late on Friday afternoons, in the hopes it would generate less attention. Rove is going after the president's team for occasionally using the same media trick Rove personally perfected...
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Every modern White House has put out news on contentious issues late on Friday in the hope that doing so will bury it, or reduce the amount of critical scrutiny it would otherwise receive. What is unusual is the degree to which this White House has relied on this tactic.
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Every modern White House has put out news on contentious issues late on Friday in the hope that doing so will bury it, or reduce the amount of critical scrutiny it would otherwise receive. What is unusual is the degree to which this White House has relied on this tactic.
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White House is starting to use the Senate in the same way that the Bush administration used China - as a scapegoat for doing too little. You don't get to blame the Senate if you haven't pushed the Senate as hard as you possibly can.
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Although President Obama's job approval rating is below 50 percent for the first time nationally, it is not statistically different from his 50 percent approval rating in October. Nevertheless, in politics symbols matter and this is not a good symbol for the White House.
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And that's why the White House and many top congressional Democrats like [Senator] Harry Reid and [Speaker of the House] Nancy Pelosi are trying so desperately to disguise what they're doing
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The White House is on a collision course with Catholic bishops in an intractable dispute over abortion that could blow up the fragile political coalition behind President Barack Obama's health care overhaul
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They made it up at the White House
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Rep. Peter DeFazio, one of the most outspoken Democratic critics of the White House economic team, said he plans to press the 27-member Congressional Populist Caucus to back his call for their ouster ... The Oregon Democrat created a stir on Capitol Hill after an appearance on MSNBC Wednesday during whi...
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The White House and Senate Democrats have turned to a proposal to tax breast implants, tummy tucks, wrinkle-smoothing injections and other procedures as they search for ways to pay for costly health care overhaul plans.
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While our President enjoys high polling numbers because of his leadership in the war against terror, we cannot look the other way when he elevates homosexuals and homosexual sympathizers to key positions within the White House and within the GOP.
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Pity the poor American car when Congress and the White House get through with it -- a lightweight vehicle with a small carbon footprint, using alternative energy and renewable resources to operate in a sustainable way. When I was a kid, we called it a Schwinn.
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The Office of the Chief of Protocol, working closely with the White House, provides advice on protocol matters for presidential travel abroad. Protocol, in general, is about respecting the customs and traditions of a host country. The president was simply showing respect.
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Later in their meeting ... (Atta) told her he wanted to buy an aerial picture of Washington that hung in her office. He pulled out a wad of cash and threw money on her desk, even after she said she would not sell it. He asked about the White House and Pentagon, and she pointed them out.
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Whenever you go through the White House, you see stories about Abraham Lincoln, pictures of the first ladies ... You say ‘Wow – President Obama. We just got to hang out with him. The way he handles himself around us was he was another one of the guys.
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Princess Diana dancing with John Travolta in the entrance hall at the White House. 11/9/85.
SOURCE: Mental Floss
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