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On the 75th anniversary of Social Security, President Obama promises to protect it from Republican leaders in Congress who have made privatization a key part of their agenda. He makes clear that, especially in light of the financial crisis, gambling Social Security on Wall Street makes no sense. Remarks of President Barack Obama As Prepared for Delivery August 14, 2010 Washi...
President Obama’s Press Conference: “Let’s Find Those Areas Where We Can Agree” In a news conference in the East Room this afternoon, the President spoke openly about the lessons of the previous night’s elections, and his hope for working with the new Congress going forward. He made clear that he understood the profound frustrations and anxiety around the e...
Weekly Address: Working Together on the Economy Ahead of the elections, the President says no matter what happens both parties must work together to boost the economy, and expresses concern about statements to the contrary from Republican Leaders. Remarks of President Barack Obama As Prepared for Delivery The White House October 30, 2010 Tuesday is Election Day, and here in...
The President to the UN General Assembly: “We Can Say That This Time Will Be Different” At the beginning of the President’s speech this morning to the United Nations General Assembly, the President spoke first of the great challenges facing America – an economy only now being brought back from the brink of total disaster, and defeating Al Qaeda. He spoke of what’...
This morning the President welcomed everybody back from the Thanksgiving break, and said he was looking forward to tomorrow’s bipartisan meeting with Congressional leaders, making clear that “it’s time to get back to work.” Before talking about the news of the day, namely his call for cutting the deficit by freezing Federal employee pay, the President spoke...
As part of the explosion of Recovery Act projects this summer and as a move towards a clean energy future, the President announces nearly $2 billion in conditional commitments to key solar companies. Learn more from the White House fact sheet. Remarks of President Barack Obama Saturday, July 3, 2010 Weekly Address Washington, DC This week, I spent some time in Racine, Wiscon...
The President spoke about what the Labor movement has meant for America: It was working men and women who made the 20th century the American century. It was the labor movement that helped secure so much of what we take for granted today. (Applause.) The 40-hour work week, the minimum wage, family leave, health insurance, Social Security, Medicare, retirement plans. The corne...
This afternoon the President was in Cleveland, Ohio, the city where House Republican Leader Boehner recently put forth his party’s priorities for the economy. In his remarks, the President laid out a stark contrast between policies that help the economy work for the middle class, and the policies that allowed special interests to run amok — and to run our economy into ...
The President says ratifying the New START, a pivotal treaty with Russia on nuclear weapons, must happen this year. He explains that failure to ratify the treaty this year would not only mean losing our nuclear inspectors in Russia, but also undermine the international coalition pressuring Iran, put at risk the transit routes used to equip our troops in Afghanistan, and undo...
Having just emerged from a Cabinet meeting focused on getting every agency doing all they can to help America create jobs, the President zeroed in on two major fights for the middle class. The first was the long-overdue breaking of the Republican blockade against help for small business — for which he thanked the two Republican Senators who stepped up and abandoned the...
奥巴马每周电台演讲:GOP Rewarding Corporations that Create Jobs Overseas The President lays out his agenda to foster investment here at home. He vows to close the tax loopholes for sending jobs and profits overseas that Congressional Republicans have tried to protect. Remarks of President Barack Obama As prepared for delivery Saturday, October 16, 2010 Washington, DC After a ...
The President addresses the American people from the Oval Office for the first time on the ongoing Administration-wide response to the BP oil spill and America’s clean energy future. Remarks by the President to the Nation on the BP Oil Spill Oval Office 8:01 P.M. EDT THE PRESIDENT: Good evening. As we speak, our nation faces a multitude of challenges. At home, our top priori...
The President expresses gratitude to America’s military men and women and their families, and discusses the steps his administration is taking to help create jobs so that next Thanksgiving, Americans can give thanks for a stronger economy. WASHINGTON – During this holiday season, President Obama used his weekly address to give thanks for the blessings of America, in particul...
The President calls out Republicans for blocking campaign finance reforms that would address last year’s Supreme Court decision opening the floodgates of corporate money into elections. Remarks of President Barack Obama Weekly Address August 21, 2010 As the political season heats up, Americans are already being inundated with the usual phone calls, mailings, and TV ads from ...
This afternoon President Obama spoke in the White House Briefing Room on the security situation that has been unfolding since last night: THE PRESIDENT:Good afternoon, everybody. I want to briefly update the American people on a credible terrorist threat against our country, and the actions that we’re taking with our friends and our partners to respond to it. Last nig...
This morning the President went to a meeting hosted by the Vice President to discuss the New START treaty and why it is in our clear national security interest that the Senate approve it this year. The President said that “the key point here is this is not about politics, it’s about national security” — and indeed the names on the attendee list spoke to the...
President Obama praises the successes of the auto industry restructuring as good news for our economy, and calls on Republican leaders in the Senate to “stop holding America’s small businesses hostage to politics” by blocking a vote to help them create jobs. WASHINGTON – In this week’s address, President Obama praised the successes of the auto industry restructur...
The President blasts Republicans in the Senate who are blocking unemployment insurance and small business tax breaks to create jobs, even as they push for permanent, massive tax cuts for the richest Americans. Remarks of President Barack Obama Weekly Address The White House July 17, 2010 This week, many of our largest corporations reported robust earnings – a positive sign o...
This morning the President took a tour of Ernest Maier Block, a family business in Maryland. Speaking afterwards, he said, “These are the guys that build serious stuff – concrete blocks, bricks for walls that are thick, difficult to move, and can stop anything in their path – sort of like the way I feel about Congress sometimes.” That joke was born out of almost 2 years in w...
Weekly Address: Letting Wall Street Run Wild Again Pointing to the foreclosure crisis and the economy, the President cites passage of Wall Street Reform over the ferocious lobbying of Wall Street banks as a pivotal acheivement — and condemns Republicans in Congress for vowing to repeal it. Remarks of President Barack Obama Saturday, October 23, 2010 Weekly Address Wash...