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Tuesday
Jan052010

Obama Meets With National Security Team (Photo)



President Barack Obama meets with his national security team in the Situation Room of the White House Jan. 5, 2010, about the attempted Christmas Day terrorist act aboard an airliner. (Official White House Photo by Pete Souza)
Tuesday
Jul072009

Photos from VIP area of Michael Jackson Memorial

Heart of roses at Michael Jackson Memorial

Heart of roses at Michael Jackson Memorial

Wall of signatures at Michael Jackson Memorial

Wall of signatures at Michael Jackson Memorial

Crowd at Michael Jackson Memorial

Crowd at Michael Jackson Memorial
Monday
May112009

Kissing Secretaries of State

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Kissing Secretaries of State

Our staffer who took the photo describes:

One of my favorite pictures from Saturday. Powell is an old friend of [my wife], and while we were chatting Albright just walked up and they went at it.
Thursday
May072009

Jessica Alba Meets With Senators On Health Care Reform

Jessica Alba shakes hands with Senator Mikulski

Jessica Alba
Thursday
May072009

Republicans: Our Energy Proposal Creates “Real Jobs”

By Kayleigh Harvey - Talk Radio News Service

“Innovation, conservation and production,” were the key messages coming from the Republican Study Committee and the Western Caucus as Congressional Republicans unveiled their alternative energy proposal today.

Congressman Tom Price (R-Ga.) said, “Republican are wholly committed to finding positive solution to the challenges we face. Like with the stimulus, like with the budget and now in contrast to the Democrats national energy tax we are here to offer our vision.”

The American Energy and Innovation Act, as the proposal will be labeled, will create jobs and reduce debt according to Republicans. The main aims outlined in this bill are to, “encourage innovation” by creating renewable fuel options and environmental jobs. “Promote conservation” by “providing incentives for easing energy demand and creating a cleaner, more sustainable environment” and “increase production” by making use of all available technology and resources.

Congressman Rob Bishop (R-Utah) said there were now “two roads” Americans could chose to tackle energy needs. “The Democrat road is saying it can’t work we are not even going to it, our road is saying we have the ideas now is the time to do it, said Bishop.

Adding that “The Democrats have already given us an option on energy issues that will cost individuals up to $3000...the Republican road we want to go down is one that actually grows our energy supply so that no-one is harmed and in fact we have the chance to reduce the cost of energy.”

Bishop compared the two strategies to the movie ‘Back to the Future’ saying, “Remember those sequels to ‘Back to the Future’ where there were the two worlds? Our world is the one where the McFly family is happy, the Democrat version is the one where Biff runs everything.”

Congressman Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) said the bill would be a “common sense act that is going to use our natural resources and our advanced technology to meet our energy needs and most importantly help our economy grow.”

In closing, Congressman John Fleming (R-La.) added, our vision “creates a vision for jobs, more jobs, not the so called paper mache jobs the green jobs, but real jobs created by industry.”