At a discussion on “The State of Young America,” Ronnie Cho, White House Liaison to Young Americans and Associate Director of the Office of Public Engagement, said it is up to young adults to make their voices heard in Washington.
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Election 2012, White House, youth in Audio White House Press Secretary Jay Carney tells reporters that Republicans should side with the middle classover millionaires by passing the Democratic plan to extend payroll relief. (0:31)
GOP, Jay Carney, White House, extension of payroll tax cut in Audio White House Press Secretary Jay Carney told reporters Tuesday that he will not speculate on whether the President will support a payroll tax cut extension that doesn’t include a surtax. (0:22)
Jay Carney, White House, obama, presidential travel in Audio Jay Carney, NATO attack on Pakistan, White House, pakistan in Audio Rep. John Larson (D-Calif.) responds to criticism that the White House hasn’t taken an active role in debt reduction negotiations. (0:22)
Aneesh Chopra, U.S. chief technology officer, explains that the Veterans Job Bank - an online job search tool in collaboration with Google, Bing and Yahoo - will be a part of the President’s initiatives to put veterans back to work. (0:12)
Veterans Job Bank, White House, obama, veterans in Audio During today’s White House briefing, Press Secretary Jay Carney says the administration remains hopeful that the “Super Committee” will find a balanced solution that does not put the sole burden on one sector of the population. (0:34)
During today’s White House briefing, Press Secretary Jay Carney says President Obama will do everything in his power to help struggling Americans who “can’t wait until Republicans suddenly decide that it’s the right time to help the economy grow”. (0:33)
In a White House briefing, Press Secretary Jay Carney said Republicans in Congress are “alone even within their own party” because even Republicans outside of Congress support the objectives of the president’s jobs bill. (1:04)
American Jobs Act, Congress, GOP, Jay Carney, White House, job creation in Audio In a White House briefing, Press Secretary Jay Carney says the White House is growing increasingly frustrated by the “unconscionable dysfunctionality of Congress” and polls show that the American people are as well. (0:31)
Congress, Jay Carney, White House, political gridlock, polls in Audio In a White House conference call Friday, Small Business Administrator, Karen Mills, announced the launch a website designed to help facilitate access to government resources for entrepreneurs and small business owners. (0:30)
In a White House conference call Friday, Rebecca Blank, Acting Deputy Secretary of Commerce, announced a Presidential memorandum that will facilitate the transfer of breakthroughs in science and engineering from the lab to the marketplace. (0:28)
White House Communications Director, Dan Pfeiffer, announces that the Federal Housing Finance Agency’s (FHFA) housing refinance announcement is part of the White House administration’s overall effort, entitled “We Can’t Wait,” to make executive decisions to improve the economy since they cannot wait any longer for Congress to pass the necessary legislation (0:46).
Speaker of the House John Boehner (R-Ohio) tells reporters at a press conference Thursday that the president needs to stop campaigning and work with bipartisan members of Congress to put Americans back to work. (0:12)
White House, john boehner in Audio White House Press Secretary Jay Carney talks to the press about the damage done by simply playing chicken with the economy, but says that the U.S. in the long run still remains a AAA country with a AAA economy, and remains the safest of safe harbors in terms of investments. (0:37)
Jay Carney, White House, aaa in Audio White House Press Secretary Jay Carney calls it unacceptable for Congress to go on recess and leaving this issue unresolved for the sake of political disputes. Carney says that the President has spoken with House Speaker Boehner and members of his administration are actively engaged in finding a solution. (0:51)
Congress, FAA, Jay Carney, White House in Audio White House Press Secretary Jay Carney says that the American people were rightfully appalled by politicians trying to advance specific political agendas while allowing the U.S. to possibly default. (0:53)
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