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Showing posts with label address. Show all posts

Sunday, July 3, 2011

GOP Address: No Tax Increases

GOP Address: No Tax Increases



Republicans used their weekly address to criticize Obama on the economy and renew their opposition to tax increases. (July 2)





I cannot help but puke at their faces

they are good professional actors.acting like they care for the middle class when actually they just act for their corporate fundraisers

they keep cutting their taxes even if they are aware their factories are already in other countries

how come corporations care about how large our government is when in fact they keep transferring their factories to SUPRA BIG governments like china?

its time to tax them and give to america what is due to america!

Obama Address: Budget Debate

Obama Address: Budget Debate



President Barack Obama said Saturday that "nothing can be off-limits" in the budget debate even though Republicans have said tax increases are. (July 2)







We can all make sacrifices? INSULTING! Especially when he gave billions of dollars in the form of corporate welfare to his buddies on wall st. who helped him get elected in the first place. Where was their accountability at when push came to shove you corporate fucking lackey? Bush was awful, but Obama is definitely pushing the awful meter to its threshold.

Sunday, June 5, 2011

GOP Address: Fighting Unions

GOP Address: Fighting Unions



Delivering the Republican address, Sen. Lamar Alexander of Tennessee cast the Obama administration as too friendly to labor unions and said industries are more likely to flourish in environments where unions don't hold as much sway. (June 4)


Obama Weekly Address: Auto Industry Grows

Obama Weekly Address: Auto Industry Grows


Distancing himself from new economic sputters, President Barack Obama on Saturday declared that recent "headwinds" were the result of high gasoline prices, Japan's disastrous earthquake and jitters over a European fiscal crisis. (June 4)


Saturday, January 8, 2011

Weekly Obama Address: Economic Gains 8/1/2011

Weekly Obama Address: Economic Gains

President Barack Obama is trumpeting private-sector job growth and lower unemployment, telling the public that "the trend is clear" on the economy _ and it's encouraging. (Jan. 8)


Saturday, January 1, 2011

Weekly GOP Address: Changing Washington

Weekly GOP Address: Changing Washington


Senator-elect Kelly Ayotte of New Hampshire delivered the Republican weekly address, and said the next Congress marks a new chapter for the country and the GOP. (Jan. 1)

Weekly Obama Address: Shared Responsibilities

Weekly Obama Address: Shared Responsibilities

President Barack Obama says Democrats and Republicans must work together in the new year and share responsibility for moving the country forward. (Jan. 1)

Sunday, December 12, 2010

Knox Makes Emotional Address in Italy Appeal

Knox Makes Emotional Address in Italy Appeal


Convicted murderer Amanda Knox broke into tears as she made an emotional address to an appeals court in Italy, saying Saturday she is the innocent victim of an "enormous mistake" and that her life had been "broken" by three years in jail. (Dec. 11)


Saturday, December 11, 2010

Weekly Obama Address: Tax Cut Plan

Weekly Obama Address: Tax Cut Plan

President Barack Obama calls his tax-cut agreement with Republicans far from perfect but a good deal overall for Americans, while acknowledging that many fellow Democrats aren't happy about what he negotiated with the GOP. (Dec. 11)

Thursday, November 25, 2010

Weekly Presidential Address: Thanksgiving

Weekly Presidential Address: Thanksgiving


Saying America has a history of doing what it takes to make a better tomorrow, President Barack Obama is calling on a country climbing out of its worst economic slump in decades to summon that spirit again this holiday season. (Nov. 25)




Saturday, November 13, 2010

GOP Weekly Address: Reforming Congress

GOP Weekly Address: Reforming Congress


In the Republicans' weekly address, Rep. Greg Walden of Oregon outlined the GOP's top priorities: creating jobs, cutting spending and reforming Congress. (Nov. 13)



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