Senior Democrat Downplays Lack Of Communication From Obama
By Staff on May 22, 2012Senate Budget Committee Chairman Kent Conrad (D-N.D.) says he doesn’t mind the fact that he hasn’t heard from President Obama in weeks.
Senate Budget Committee Chairman Kent Conrad (D-N.D.) says he doesn’t mind the fact that he hasn’t heard from President Obama in weeks.
Former Secretary of State Colin Powell told ABC’s Today Show Tuesday that he is not ready to make an endorsement in this year’s presidential race, despite publicly backing Obama in 2008. “Too often in this country we simply stick with whatever you said last year even if it doesn’t work…
President Barack Obama held two brief discussions with Pakistani President Asif Zardari amid Monday’s NATO Summit in Chicago but did not negotiate an agreement to open supply lines within the country, a key piece of tension between the two nations.
Obama for America National Press Secretary, Ben LaBolt, mentions the importance of profit over company growth for Romney and his investors.
Obama for America National Press Secretary, Ben LaBolt, expresses the concern for America’s economy if Mitt Romney (D-Mich.) is elected president.
While taking out jobs for working families, Obama for America National Press Secretary, Ben LaBolt, expresses the benefit of profit Romney and his investors really received.
Mitt Romney’s campaign is latching onto Newark Mayor Cory Booker’s apparent annoyance with the Obama team for attacking the Republican presidential candidate’s tenure at Bain Capital. In a web ad released Monday, Booker’s Meet the Press appearance on Sunday is featured prominently. “Have You Had Enough Of President Obama’s Attacks…
During remarks before the NATO Summit in Chicago Monday, President Barack Obama noted that the large international gathering shows the global impact Afghanistan’s future holds. [Audio clip: view full post to listen]
A new Gallup poll shows that 48 percent of respondents cited President Obama while 47 percent named Mitt Romney.
President Obama talks to reporters in the Oval Office following a meeting with new French President Francois Hollande.
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