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WASHINGTON (AP) - The White House says President Barack Obama's first visit to Alaska, originally scheduled for Veterans Day, has been postponed until Thursday. Full Article at KTUU
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WASHINGTON President Barack Obama summoned Democrats to "answer the call of history" Saturday as the House pushed toward a vote on a landmark health care bill holding out the promise of coverage for tens of millions who lack it. Full Article at Detroit Free Press
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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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We are glad that Barack Obama broke up the white male monopoly on the White House, but we were not looking for a change in the occupant of the White House from white to black, we were looking for change in foreign policies and domestic policies
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Racist Group Protests Obama at White House Chanting “Obama Is White Man in Black Face”
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A radical black organization protested the president today at the White House. They accused Obama of being “white power in black face.” They must be racists. African-American protestors march past the White House in Washington, DC. Full Article at Gateway Pundit
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WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama will attend a memorial service Tuesday honoring victims of the Ford Hood shootings, an attack he described as "all the more heartbreaking and all the more despicable" because it occurred on the nation's largest Army... Full Article at Atlanta Journal Constitution Vendor
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Rep. John Shadegg (R-Ariz.) said he plans to buck right-to-life groups and his own party and vote “present” on a Democratic amendment that would prevent federal funding for abortions as part of health-care overhaul legislation. Full Article at Firedoglake
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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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The president himself has said that job creation is the ultimate measure of economic performance ... Today's report is just another reminder that American families and small businesses are still struggling as the White House response continues to fall short.
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Don't the Democrats control Congress? Full Article at Time Magazine
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WASHINGTON -- President Barack Obama summoned Democrats to "answer the call of history" Saturday as the House pushed toward a vote on a landmark health care bill holding out the promise of coverage for tens of millions who lack it. Full Article at Miami Herald
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We are glad that Barack Obama broke up the white male monopoly on the White House, but we were not looking for a change in the occupant of the White House from white to black, we were looking for change in foreign policies and domestic policies
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I am extremely glad that the White House is coming to the Virgin Islands to hear firsthand from those on the front lines about what the needs and challenges are for persons living with HIV/AIDS and how the forthcoming National HIV/AIDS Elimination Plan can help curb the epidemic in the U.S. Virgin Islan...
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It's going to be a real fear within the White House that those moderate Democrats are going to now find it more difficult to cast a difficult vote on healthcare that could increase the deficit, that may be unpopular with key parts of their constituencies as they face voters next year.
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Voters nervous about the economy and fed up with the political establishment dominated the off-year elections, sending a strong message to President Barack Obama, who won the White House as a change agent but has himself become the face of political power and incumbency.
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Not surprisingly, Volcker's calls for additional financial reforms have hit a roadblock. The administration isn't open to this line of thinking. Volcker's playing coy about the snub, telling The New York Times, 'I did not have influence to start with.' The chairman of the White House's Economic Recovery...
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It is hard to fathom that, according to the White House estimates earlier this year, the stimulus was supposed to help cap the unemployment rate at 8.5 percent. Here we are today with both an unemployment rate and a fiscal deficit-to-GDP ratio both north of 10 percent.
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From now until Veterans Day I ordered the flags at the White House and other federal buildings to be flown at half-staff
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In tribute to those who fell at Ft. Hood, I’ve ordered flags flying over the White House, and other federal buildings to be lowered to half-staff from now until Veterans Day next Wednesday.
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The White House spin machine at full throttle. A day after Republicans won key races for governor in New Jersey and Virginia, the Obama administration tonight doing its best to downplay those votes and how they reflect upon the president and his administration's agenda.
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I cannot destroy the White House again
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The White House has approved a new plan to pay -- they're going to pay members of the Taliban to change sides and support the U.S. And if it works there, they're going to try it with Fox News.
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The DNC and the White House see the gay community as an ATM. Well, the GayTM just ran dry.
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At least one Democratic political strategist has gotten a blunt warning from the White House to never appear on Fox News Channel, an outlet that presidential aides have depicted as not so much a news-gathering operation as a political opponent bent on damaging the Obama administration
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It created an interesting bookend -- on one end of Pennsylvania Avenue, right-wing activists were having yet another rally based on paranoid fears and debunked nonsense; on the other end of Pennsylvania Avenue, the White House was welcoming support from the nation's largest advocacy group for seniors an...
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The president himself has said that job creation is the ultimate measure of economic performance ... Today's report is just another reminder that American families and small businesses are still struggling as the White House response continues to fall short.
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It seems quite odd to place the conflict ahead of Afghanistan, Iran, and China, among other White House priorities
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'There are going to be a lot more tensions between the White House and Congress,' predicted Rep. Jim Cooper (D-Tenn.), a member of the Blue Dog Coalition of fiscally conservative Democrats. 'They've been under the surface so far - and they're going to come out in the open'
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To have credibility, the White House must acknowledge right-wing bias at Fox News and left-wing bias at MSNBC. It's certainly their choice to do partisan programming in prime time, but it is apples and oranges when compared with what CNN does.
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The prudent thing to do is postpone health-care changes until the economy generates some revenues and trims the deficit ... But the socialist in the White House can't do that. He's got to strike while his congressional majority is hot.
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After last night’s airing of NBC’s Inside the Obama White House interview, in which Obama provided a tepid answer to a question about whether ‘gay and lesbian couples who wish to marry in this country have a friend in the White House,’ the blogosphere is filling with cries of ‘shameful’ and ‘no passion,...
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The First: President Barack Obama's Road to the White House as originally reported by Roland S. Martin.
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White House officials said the president wanted to address any lingering doubts about the legislation in the House, where liberal Democrats are concerned that the bill's so-called public option — a government-backed insurance plan — is too weak, and where conservative Democrats are uneasy about whether ...
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We had to cook everything at the White House and then carry it to Mount Vernon
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