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This is not about singling out Iran
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I believe that the Jewish settlements should be allowed to be expanded upon, because that population of Israel is, is going to grow. More and more Jewish people will be flocking to Israel in the days and weeks and months ahead. And I don’t think that the Obama administration has any right to tell Israel...
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It is not the place of the United States to try to, from the outside, resolve all those conflicts ... On the other hand, we want to be encouraging of ways in which both India and Pakistan can feel secure.
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slap in the face to landmine survivors, their families and affected communities everywhere –- especially because in just a few short weeks, [Obama] will be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.
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Our economy is growing for the first time in more than a year, and we know that economic growth is a prerequisite for job growth. But, having said that, what I emphasize today is we cannot sit back and be satisfied, given the extraordinarily high unemployment levels that we've seen.
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Well, that pretty much does it. And he said, ‘what about the Olympics? ‘And I said, ‘the Olympics? Do you mean when President Obama went to Copenhagen to try and get the Olympics for Chicago?'
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You have to learn lessons from history. On the other hand, each historical moment is different. You never step into the same river twice. And so Afghanistan is not Vietnam
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On Afghanistan, all President Obama has to do is explain why doing more now will ultimately cost less. On health care, all he has to explain is why doing less now would ultimately cost more
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It takes us one step closer to a successful outcome in Copenhagen.
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President Obama is poised to make a critical decision about the Afghanistan war in the next few weeks. He needs to hear that we need an exit strategy -- not tens of thousands more troops stuck in a quagmire
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I am pleased to announce that, thanks to the interventions of Malia and Sasha—because I was planning to eat this sucker—Courage will also be spared this terrible and delicious fate. Later today, he'll head to Disneyland
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One rallying point for the GOP, though, is a broad perception among moderates, conservatives, and younger and older Republicans alike that television news is biased against the Republican Party and tilted highly in favor of Obama and Democrats.
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I consider him a wise leader who has helped unleash India’s extraordinary economic growth. He is a man of honest and integrity. I respect him and I trust him
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The Obama administration is an enemy of the Jews and the worst regime there ever was for the State of Israel
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There is no question this has been a tough year for America. We're at war, our economy is emerging from an extraordinary recession into recovery
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On Tuesday Barack Obama will announce a major escalation of the war in Afghanistan. A week later he'll be in Oslo accepting his Nobel Peace Prize. Pretty good timing, no?
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It will be another opportunity to convey to the prime minister and the people of India, as India assumes its rightful place as a global leader in this century, that you will have no better friend and partner than the United States of America
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I don't mind getting my hands dirty reading the news. When you're finished you should be covered in facts. Just filthy. Look I got Obama's Afghanistan policy all over me
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Indian investment in America is creating and sustaining jobs across the United States
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The fact that President Obama will be coming to Copenhagen raises expectations, but I have been expecting him to participate at the meeting of heads of state and government at the end of COP15.
SOURCE: Social Funds
About Barack Obama
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Barack Hussein Obama II (pronounced /bəˈrɑːk huːˈseɪn oʊˈbɑːmə/; born August 4, 1961) is the 44th and current President of the United States. He is the first African American to hold the office. Obama was the junior United States Senator from Illinois from January 2005 until November 2008, when he resigned after his election to the presidency. Full Article
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This is not about singling out Iran
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slap in the face to landmine survivors, their families and affected communities everywhere –- especially because in just a few short weeks, [Obama] will be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.
SOURCE: BuzzFlash -
It is not the place of the United States to try to, from the outside, resolve all those conflicts ... On the other hand, we want to be encouraging of ways in which both India and Pakistan can feel secure.
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Well, that pretty much does it. And he said, ‘what about the Olympics? ‘And I said, ‘the Olympics? Do you mean when President Obama went to Copenhagen to try and get the Olympics for Chicago?'
SOURCE: Foreign Policy | Passport -
Our economy is growing for the first time in more than a year, and we know that economic growth is a prerequisite for job growth. But, having said that, what I emphasize today is we cannot sit back and be satisfied, given the extraordinarily high unemployment levels that we've seen.
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On Afghanistan, all President Obama has to do is explain why doing more now will ultimately cost less. On health care, all he has to explain is why doing less now would ultimately cost more
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You have to learn lessons from history. On the other hand, each historical moment is different. You never step into the same river twice. And so Afghanistan is not Vietnam
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President Obama is poised to make a critical decision about the Afghanistan war in the next few weeks. He needs to hear that we need an exit strategy -- not tens of thousands more troops stuck in a quagmire
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It takes us one step closer to a successful outcome in Copenhagen.
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One rallying point for the GOP, though, is a broad perception among moderates, conservatives, and younger and older Republicans alike that television news is biased against the Republican Party and tilted highly in favor of Obama and Democrats.
SOURCE: Newsbusters -
I am pleased to announce that, thanks to the interventions of Malia and Sasha—because I was planning to eat this sucker—Courage will also be spared this terrible and delicious fate. Later today, he'll head to Disneyland
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On Tuesday Barack Obama will announce a major escalation of the war in Afghanistan. A week later he'll be in Oslo accepting his Nobel Peace Prize. Pretty good timing, no?
SOURCE: National Journal -
I consider him a wise leader who has helped unleash India’s extraordinary economic growth. He is a man of honest and integrity. I respect him and I trust him
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I don't mind getting my hands dirty reading the news. When you're finished you should be covered in facts. Just filthy. Look I got Obama's Afghanistan policy all over me
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There is no question this has been a tough year for America. We're at war, our economy is emerging from an extraordinary recession into recovery
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The fact that President Obama will be coming to Copenhagen raises expectations, but I have been expecting him to participate at the meeting of heads of state and government at the end of COP15.
SOURCE: Social Funds -
It will be another opportunity to convey to the prime minister and the people of India, as India assumes its rightful place as a global leader in this century, that you will have no better friend and partner than the United States of America
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I welcome that President Obama has committed to come to Copenhagen. I have made clear that we need as many world leaders as possible. I hope that others will follow suit.
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When President Lincoln set aside the National Day of Thanksgiving for the first time -- to celebrate America's 'fruitful fields,' 'healthful skies,' and the 'strength and vigor' of the American people -- it was in the midst of the Civil War, just when the future of our very union was most in doubt
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It’s time for the Obama administration to overturn the Bush policies of hostility and disregard toward endangered marine species. We are asking for immediate action based on the best available science to determine their current endangered status and better protect them by creating designated critical ha...
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As a young girl raised in Matabeleland — in the Matabeleland region of Zimbabwe in the early 1980s, Magodonga witnessed the — Gukurahundi massacres — the systematic murder of many thousands of people, including her uncle and several cousins — many of whom were buried in mass graves that they’d been forc...
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It made me reflect on the freedoms I have, going to school where I went to school, and the people that came before Obama like Martin Luther King, presidents like Abraham Lincoln that paved the way for me to be sitting here on ABCNews and making a song from Obama's speech
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India has much to teach the developing world in terms of achieving food sufficiency
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Whereas Mr Obama's economist is Austan Goolsbee, a brilliant Massachusetts Institute of Technology PhD at Chicago Business School ...Mrs Clinton's campaign boasts no professional economist of high repute.
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We both recognize that our core goal is to achieve peace and security for all peoples in the region, not just one country or the other ... It is not the place of the United States to try to, from the outside, resolve all those conflicts. We want to be encouraging of ways in which both India and Pakistan...
