President Obama Grilled on Super Bowl Sunday
ABC News via Suite205 News - 2010/02/08 20:08:09
The Indianapolis Colts and New Orlean Saints weren't the only ones under pressure on Superbowl Sunday. President Obama, wearing a casual blue button-down shirt and tan khakis, was grilled in a live, pre-game interview by CBS's Katie Couric, on issues ranging from health care reform, national-deficit reduction, and terrorism. Katie Couric - Barack Obama - Super Bowl - CBS - Indianapolis Colts
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Proud to call Barack Obama our president
Evansville Courier & Press via Suite205 News - 2010/02/09 06:00:00
Proud to call Barack Obama our president To the editor:I listened and watched as President Obama gave his State of the Union speech. I listened very carefully as to what he had to say to all of the American people. I know I am not as intelligent as the President, but I think I am smart enough to know that what he was saying makes so much sense to me. I also noted how the Republicans were so rude ...
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Obama vs. Palin? Former Alaska Gov. Takes Aim at President
ABC News via Suite205 News - 2010/02/08 14:05:53
President Obama is hoping to resurrect the momentum on health care, just as Republicans grow increasingly confident. Sarah Palin - United States - Health care - Alaska - Government
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Obama Slams Ugandan Bill: President uses National Prayer Breakfast to highlight homophobia
Metro Weekly via Suite205 News - 2010/02/09 02:57:51
News: President Barack Obama took the setting of the National Prayer Breakfast – an annual Washington event that has drawn criticism from several quarters this year due to its sponsorship by The Fellowship, aka The Family – to strongly denounce the proposed "Anti-Homosexuality Bill" currently being considered in Uganda as ''odious.'' Obama told the assembled national and ...
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William K. Barth: President Obama Should Stop Home Foreclosures
The Huffington Post via Suite205 News - 2010/02/08 20:36:39
If the foreclosure crisis continues, it will transform the stream of Republican victories into a tsunami of voter discontent headed directly towards incumbents, namely, President Obama and Democratic lawmakers.
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President Obama proposes televised summit with Republicans on health care
Denver Post via Suite205 News - 2010/02/08 11:25:49
President Barack Obama moved to jump-start the stalled health care debate Sunday, inviting Republicans in Congress to participate in a bipartisan, half-day televised summit on the subject this month.
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