Former Department of Justice attorney Christian Adams reveals a lack of fairness in law enforcement under Obama. (0:16)
cpac, department of justice, obama in Audio Director of the White House Economic Council Gene Sperling introduces Obama’s proposal for increased spending on research and innovation. (0:34)
White House, budget, obama in Audio Robert Gleason, Chairman of the Pennsylvania Republican Party, speaks about a disconnect between President Obama and the average citizen of Pennsylvania. (0:41)
Pennsylvania, obama in Audio Robert Gleason, Chairman of the Pennsylvania Republican Party, notes the political significance of President Obama’s Thursday visit. (0:17)
Election 2012, Pennsylvania, obama in Audio White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs describes how Admiral Mullen, Secretary Robert Gates and other military officers have spoken to their Egyptian counterparts. Every conversation has begun with a call for restraint and non-violence. ( :36)
Egypt, Mullen Gates, obama, restraint in Audio Ralph Nader says the military and foreign policies of both the Bush and Obama administrations have caused more damage to the United States’ security and reputation than Julian Assange and WikiLeaks. (0:54)
President Barack Obama says that the Republicans have been holding the American middle class hostage by refusing to make a deal on tax cuts without the inclusion of the upper echelon of income earners. (0:28)
middle class, obama, republicans, tax cuts in Audio The President says that it is his job to make decisions on behalf of the interest of the American people, and not on behalf of a political agenda. (0:52)
bush era tax cuts, obama, republicans in Audio President Obama says the fact that middle-class Americans will not see their taxes rise is evidence that he has kept the promises he made during his campaign and presidency. (0:12)
middle class americans, obama, tax cuts in Audio The President says his job is to look out for middle-class Americans, create jobs and spur up the economy. (0:34)
bush era tax cuts, obama in Audio President Obama says the debate over extending Bush-era tax cuts was not abstract, but, in fact, involved real money and affected real people. (0:18)
bush era tax cuts, money, obama in Audio Senior Political Analyst at The Washington Examiner Michael Barone predicts that an anti-war candidate would be the only rival for Obama in the Democratic Primaries. (0:30)
2012 elections, obama in Audio Kate Obenshain, Vice president of Young America’s Foundation, says that Obama’s trip to India is too broad and indicates that he is “tone deaf.” (0:28)
kate Obenshain, obama in Audio President Obama speaks about signing bills containing earmarks in order to get them passed quickly. (:34)
President Obama speaks at White House press conference about the American people’s main concern. They are expressing great frustration about the economy and that they are not feeling the progress, Obama says. (:27)
economy, obama, responsibility in Audio House Republican Whip Eric Cantor (R-Va.) says that Democratic candidate Tom Perriello will follow the Obama/Pelosi agenda despite its unpopularity with voters in Virginia’s 5th District. (0:21)
Eric Cantor, Joe Biden, Nancy Pelosi, Tom Perriello, obama in Audio During a discussion with Bob Woodward on his new book “Obama’s Wars,” the author and journalist says that Obama is attempting to avoid followin in Lyndon Johnson’s footsteps through his approach to Afghanistan. (0:20)
bob woodward, obama in Audio President Barack Obama talks with student journalists across the country in a conference call about the prospective future of a generation struggling as they enter the workforce. (0:31)
President Barack Obama talks with student journalists across the country in a conference call about the prospective future of a generation struggling as they enter the workforce. (0:50)
President Barack Obama talks with student journalists across the country in a conference call about the prospective future of a generation struggling as they enter the workforce. (0:20)
