The President’s Weekly Address
Aug 9th, 2010 | By LDDCMedicare Officially Safer After Health Reform The President discusses a new Medicare Trustees report showing Medicare to be on much stronger footing as a result
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Medicare Officially Safer After Health Reform The President discusses a new Medicare Trustees report showing Medicare to be on much stronger footing as a result
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President Obama and Justice Elena Kagan speak at a reception honoring Justice Kagan following her confirmation to the Supreme Court. August 6, 2010. See the
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Supporters are joining the First Lady in sending President Obama a card to wish him a happy 49th birthday on August 4th. Sign the President’s birthday card and let him know you’re ready to take on the year ahead alongside him, click here.
Historic Wall Street Reform Following the signing of historic Wall Street Reform legislation, the President contrasts his economic plan focused on the middle class and
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June 4, 2010 Speaking from Grand Isle, Louisiana, the President discusses the hardships local residents and small business owners are facing as a result of
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Memorial Day 2010 The President asks all Americans to join him in remembering and honoring those who have died in service to the country. See
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Thanks for checking out the West Wing Week, your guide to everything that’s happening at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. This week, walk step-by-step with the President
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Health Reform Starts to Kick In The President goes through the benefits in health insurance reform that are already kicking in for young adults,
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At the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff on Saturday, May 8th Michelle Obama reached out to the graduates to pursue their “passions, hopes and dreams” rather to respond to the “doubts or fears or desires of others.” For the full text of her speech, click here.
First Lady Michelle Obama welcomes special guests, including former First Lady Rosalyn Carter, to the White House for a special event for mothers and daughters
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