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Tag Archives: Barack Obama
The Obama New Years Message
The first weekly radio message of 2009 by President-elect Barack Obama. He continues his call for bipartisan solutions to our nations problems. Do you think such appeals are naive or not made in good faith? I happen to agree that … Continue reading →
U.S. Debt to Soar
The debt load of the United States Government is set to increase by as much as two trillion dollars in the next year according to a report in the Washington Post. That debt will strain global resources as the United … Continue reading →
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The Obama Holiday Message
President Elect Barack Obama’s weekly radio message with a holiday theme. Nice job. What do you think of his putting the weekly “radio” address on You Tube?
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Tagged Barack Obama, Obama Christmas Message, Transition, Weekly Presidential Radio Address
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Admiral Dennis Blair will be the new D.N.I.
NBC News is reporting that Dennis Blair will be named tommorow as the new Director of National Intelligence. From NBC: Sources involved in President-elect Obama’s transition confirm that former Admiral Dennis Blair has been selected as the new Director of … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barack Obama, Dennis Blair, Transition appointments
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Salazar to Interior, Vilsack to Agriculture
President elect Barack Obama will name Colorado Senator Ken Salazar as Interior Secretary, and former Iowa Governor Tom Vilsack as Secretary of Agriculture today. Vilsack, as Governor of corn producing Iowa, has been a big proponent of biofuels. Both he … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barack Obama, Ken Salazar, Tom Vilsack, Transition appointments
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Arne Duncan to be named Education Secretary
The Washington Post is reporting that President elect Obama will name Chicago School Superintendent Arne Duncan as his Secretary of Education. Duncan will be named tommorow. From the Post: President-elect Barack Obama will name Chicago public schools superintendent Arne Duncan … Continue reading →
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The RNC Attacks
The RNC, in its zeal to hang the problems of Illinois Governor Rod Blogovetich around Barack Obama, has released this video. Pretty much of a stretch here, don’t you think?
Obama Names Donovan HUD Secretary
President elect Obama today named former New York City Comissioner of Housing Preservation and Development Shaun Donovan to be the Secreatary of Housing and Urban Development. Donovan was a H.U.D. deputy during the Clinton Administration.
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Obama criticism of the Big Three
President-elect Barack Obama, in a Meet the Press appearance yesterday, said that management of the Big Three had been deficient. From MSNBC: …while President-elect Barack Obama accused car industry executives of a persistent “head-in-the sand approach” to long-festering problems. Obama … Continue reading →