Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) explains that President Obama didn’t need to mention the Keystone XL pipeline in his veto threat because Secretary of State Hillary Clinton “drove a dagger through its heart” on Monday. (00:17)
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) criticizes Democratic leaders in the Senate to vote against an omnibus bill when Democrats have already shown previous support for it. (00:23)
President Obama says that regulations are what keep the free market fair, open and honest. (00:31)
President Obama, Teddy Roosevelt, free market, regulations in Audio President Obama declares before an audience in Kansas that the nation must work together and play by the same rules, rather than allow each person to fend for himself. (00:41)
President Obama, free market, regulations in Audio RNC Chairman Reince Priebus says the President is “blaming everything under the sun” for the poor economy. This criticism comes as the President visits Scranton, PA today. (0:31)
RNC Chair Reince Priebus announced a new web ad prior to the President’s visit to Pennsylvania today. The ad is a montage of “broken promises” that President Obama made in 2008. (0:59)
RNC Chair Reince Preibus criticized President Obama for his plans to visit Scranton, PA today.
“This is the fifty sixth stop in a battleground state on taxpayers’ money,” Preibus said. (0:34)
Rob Gleason, Chairman of the Pennsylvania GOP, criticized the President as he tours the battleground state today. Gleason claims President Obama uses flowery rhetoric to hide his failure. (0:17)
Rob Gleason, Chairman of the Pennsylvania GOP, claimed the President has exhibited disastrous leadership and said President Obama is “distracting” voters during his trip to Pennsylvania today. (0:21)
During an appearance at the Heritage Foundation Tuesday, Supercommittee member Pat Toomey attributed the panel’s failure to 2012 politics.
“There were forces pulling the Democrats away from an agreement. Lets face it, we have a Presidential campaign that is now premised on the idea that the President is running against a do-nothing Congress,” said Toomey.
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“They’ve already voted on these middle class tax cuts once,” said Obama. “Are they really willing to break their oath to never raise taxes and raise taxes on the middle class just to play politics?” (0:29)
American Jobs Act, President Obama, republicans in Audio During remarks at a New Hampshire high school, President Barack Obama says that Congress’ failures will ultimately result in higher taxes for middle-class families. (0:30)
American Jobs Act, President Obama in Audio While speaking at a New Hampshire high school, President Obama says that, while he has been in office, he’s lowered taxes for Americans. (0:12)
President Obama in Audio President Barack Obama is interrupted by protestors while giving remarks in New Hampshire Tuesday. (0:59)
President Obama, Protest in Audio Before signing the bipartisan veterans jobs bill, President Obama said “Let’s keep at it. No politics. No delays. No excuses. Let’s keep doing everything we can to get America back to work.” (0:08)
Congress, President Obama, veterans jobs bill in Audio After signing his veterans jobs bill, President Obama urges every member of Congress to keep working to get other Americans back to work. (0:23)
Congress, President Obama, veterans jobs bill in Audio President Obama praises the qualifications of veterans from the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, stating “if they can track millions of dollars of assets in Iraq, they can balance the books of any company here in the United States.” (0:40)
President Obama, Veterans Bill, troops in Audio During an appearance at the National Press Club Tuesday, Saudi Arabian Prince Turki Al Faisal called out President Obama for letting the Palestinians down at the UN General Assembly and not granting them a state as he had promised at the UN in 2009 (00:47).
While addressing an audience near Philadelphia, Pa., President Obama stresses the importance of early education for America’s future (0:33).
President Obama, early education in Audio While addressing an audience at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace (CEIP) on Monday, Chinese Foreign Policy Expert Yan Xuetong stated that George W. Bush’s administration was much better at stabilizing the US-China relationship than President Barack Obama’s administration. (0:32)
