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Carney Credits Obama For Republicans’ Acceptance Of Student Loan Plan

By Staff on April 26, 2012

White House Press Secretary Jay Carney attributes Republicans’ agreement on the retention of student loan interest rates to President Obama raising awareness of this issue. “Because the President has raised this issue, because he’s taken it out to the country… Republicans are now saying that they agree.” (:19) [Audio clip:…

Carney: No Evidence Suggests Terrorist Attacks On Bin Laden’s Death Anniversary

By Staff on April 26, 2012

White House Press Secretary Jay Carney stated today that there is no credible evidence that terrorist attacks against the U.S. will coincide with the anniversary of Osama Bin Laden’s death this coming Tuesday. However, Carney added, al Qaeda may be plotting attacks in their home countries as planned retaliation for…

John Glenn, Bob Dylan And Former Israeli Pres Among Medal Of Freedom Recipients

By Justin Duckham on April 26, 2012

“These extraordinary honorees come from different backgrounds and different walks of life, but each of them has made a lasting contribution to the life of our Nation,” Obama said in a statement

Biden: Obama Has A ‘Big Stick’

By Geoff Holtzman on April 26, 2012

One of the biggest speeches Joe Biden has made thus far in his job as Vice President may best be remembered for one line.

Boehner: Obama Should Pay Taxpayers Back For Swing State Trip

By Benny Martinez on April 26, 2012

House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) called on the White House Thursday to reimburse taxpayers for President Obama’s recent cross-country trip used to press Congress for action on an expiring interest rate on student loans.

Obama 2012 Announces First Official Campaign Events

By Geoff Holtzman on April 26, 2012

The first “official” campaign events of President Obama’s re-election drive will take place in Columbus, Ohio and Richmond, Va. on May 5, according to the president’s campaign.

WH Opposes Cyber-Security Bill

By Staff on April 25, 2012

The bill does not contain — according to the White House — sufficient protections on the sharing of personal information between private entities nor provide for proper and adequate oversight to ensure the data is used only for the proper purposes of Cybersecurity

Obama: GOP Making It Harder For Students

By Geoff Holtzman on April 24, 2012

President Obama said Tuesday that Republicans are standing in the way of making college “more affordable for middle-class families.”

Salazar: We Can’t Drill Our Way To Energy Independence

By Staff on April 24, 2012

Interior Secretary Ken Salazar says that the United States cannot simply drill it’s way to energy independence. “At the end of the day, we all know that we cannot drill our way to energy independence.” (:33) [Audio clip: view full post to listen]

Salazar: Administration Continuing To Pursue “All Of The Above” Energy Approach

By Staff on April 24, 2012

Interior Secretary Ken Salazar assures that the Obama administration is doing everything possible to implement the “all-of-the-above” energy strategy saying, “We are now producing 13 percent more oil off of our public lands that was being produced three years ago.” (:30)