Signing START Will Help Reset U.S.-Russia Relationship, Says Obama

During brief remarks on Friday, President Barack Obama announces that the U.S. and Russia have agreed to sign a new Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START) on April 8. The announcement came just minutes after Mr. Obama spoke to Russian President Dimitry Medvedev via telephone. (:14)
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New Treaty Will Prevent Terrorists From Obtaining Nukes, Says Obama

During brief remarks on Friday, President Barack Obama announces that the U.S. and Russia have agreed to sign a new Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START) on April 8. The announcement came just minutes after Mr. Obama spoke to Russian President Dimitry Medvedev via telephone. (:38)
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Obama And Medvedev Reach Agreement On START

During brief remarks on Friday, President Barack Obama announces that the U.S. and Russia have agreed to sign a new Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START) on April 8. The announcement came just minutes after Mr. Obama spoke to Russian President Dimitry Medvedev via telephone. (:15)
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Obama Administration Ignored Constitutionality Of Insurance Mandates, Says Virginia State Delegate

Virginia Del. Bob Marshall (R-Prince William) tells Talk Radio News Service that the Obama administration never checked to make sure whether or not forcing people to purchase health insurance is legal. Marshall is one of 80 members of the state's General Assembly who voted to pass a bill that would prohibit the Federal Government from punishing individuals for failing to purchase health insurance. (:36)
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Virginia Ban On Health Insurance Mandate Could Be Appealed, Says State Delegate

Virginia Del. Bob Marshall (R-Prince William) tells Talk Radio News Service that a newly passed bill, which would prohibit the Federal Government from punishing individuals who refuse to purchase health insurance, could be appealed later, but it would have to go through many layers of courts. (:21)
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Virginia Voters Support Bill That Would Ban Insurance Mandates, Says State Delegate

Virginia Del. Bob Marshall (R-Prince William) tells Talk Radio News Service that lawmakers in the state's General Assembly voted with their constituents' interests in mind when they passed a bill that would prohibit the Federal Government from punishing individuals who do not purchase health insurance. The bill passed on a 80-17 vote. Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell (R) is expected to sign the bill in the coming days. (:19)
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Congress Lacks The Authority To Force People To Buy Insurance, Says Virginia State Delegate

Virginia Del. Bob Marshall (R-Prince William) tells Talk Radio News Service that he, nor others in the state's General Assembly who voted to pass a bill that would prohibit the Federal Government from punishing individuals who do not purchase health insurance believe Congress has the power to impose such a mandate on members of the public. (:36)
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President Obama's Full Statement Following Meeting With Hatian President Preval

Click the audio icon below to listen to the entirety of President Barack Obama's remarks to the press today following his meeting with Haitian President Rene Preval. (9:00)
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Obama Ignoring The American Public, Says House Republican

Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-WA) says President Barack Obama is ignoring the American public when it comes to healthcare reform, and calls on Democrats to listen to the wisdom of Americans across the country. (0:15)
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Shifting Insurance Policies Highlight Need For Health Care Reform, Says Sebelius

Health and Human Service Secretary Kathleen Sebelius told reporters Monday that shifts in Americans health insurance coverage, including massive premium hikes, highlight the need for health care reform. (0:20)
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Obama: I'm Not Concerned With How Health Reform Will Play Politically

During a speech in Glenside, Pa. on Monday, President Barack Obama tells the audience that regardless of whether or not passing healthcare reform will help his party politically, it is the right thing to do. (:48)
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I Was Elected To Take On Tough Issues, Says Obama

During a speech in Glenside, Pa. on Monday, President Barack Obama tells the audience that he and the folks on Capitol Hill, were elected to try and resolve tough issues like health care. (:46)
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Lawmakers Too Worried About Politics Of Health Reform, Says Obama

During a speech in Glenside, Pa. on Monday, President Barack Obama tells the audience they need to make their voices heard on healthcare reform becauase the "echo-chamber" in Washington is louder than ever before. The President also takes a jab at Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) for allegedly saying that supporting health reform would not be wise politically for Democrats. (:37)
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Congress Owes Americans A Vote On Healthcare, Says Obama

During a speech in Glenside, Pa. on Monday, President Barack Obama tells the audience that Congress owes it to the American public to hold an up-or-down vote on healthcare reform. (:17)
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In Pa., Obama Makes The Case For Healthcare Reform

During a speech in Glenside, Pa. on Monday, President Barack Obama tries to gets the audience fired up by listing some key items within his health reform plan. (:42)
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Obama: My Plan Will Train More Healthcare Workers

During a speech in Glenside, Pa. on Monday, President Barack Obama says his health reform plan will provide funding for training more folks who want to work in the healthcare industry. (:15)
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Eliminating Waste Will Help Fund Health Reform, Says Obama

During a speech in Glenside, Pa. on Monday, President Barack Obama says while his health reform plan will cost roughly $100 billion per year to fund, much of that money will be generated through eliminating waste in the system. (:53)
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Middle Class Will Benefit From Health Reform, Says Obama

During a speech in Glenside, Pa. on Monday, President Barack Obama says his health reform plan will help middle-class Americans. (:20)
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Obama: My Plan Would Give Regular Americans Access To Better Healthcare

During a speech in Glenside, Pa. on Monday, President Barack Obama tells the audience that his plan would give regular Americans access to the same health insurance members of Congress have. (:29)
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Kids As Old As 26 Could Stay On Parents' Insurance Under Reform Plan, Says Obama

During a speech in Glenside, Pa. on Monday, President Barack Obama says his healthcare reform plan would allow kids as old as 26 to stay on their parents' insurance plans. (:26)
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