Obama Pledges Support To Moore, Oklahoma
“You face a long road ahead, but you will not travel it alone. Your country will travel it with you,” the president said.
“You face a long road ahead, but you will not travel it alone. Your country will travel it with you,” the president said.
A slight change in the language, but a significant change in meaning. Instead of a veiled reference to same-sex couples, Obama made the language direct.
“Be the best husband to your wife, or your boyfriend, or your partner.”
“We think it’s essential that this not be a ‘mission accomplished’ moment,” Jannuzi says.
President to appear at Ellicott Dredge Enterprises the day after company head testifies in Congress on behalf of controversial oil pipeline. Update: White House refers Keystone questions to State.
Despite cries from the left, Obama’s grassroots arm says they won’t get involved in the pipeline debate. “OFA is not going to change its mission,” says an official.
The president had an umbrella today, but who else has?
White House releases Benghazi emails. Update: Official tells BuzzFeed the release vindicates the Obama administration.
The head of the DOJ is all like, “idk, man.”
LOL, Government.
President Obama in a statement asked Treasury Secretary Jack Lew to “hold those responsible for these failures accountable.”
Carney says Obama’s agenda is still on track despite a bad couple weeks.
“Before I refuse to take your questions, I have an opening statement.”
KMOV’s Larry Conners says “the IRS has been pressuring me” since his April, 2012 interview with the president. “Can I prove it? At this time, no.” Update: Corporate says Conners allegations are “”
Watch hordes of TV journalists compare the AP & IRS scandals to Watergate.
News that the DOJ secretly obtained AP phone records has left coming around to the idea of a scandal-filled second term. “Ugh,” says one activist.
Reuters thinks so, and says in its caption that this wire photo shows a “tear.”
A lame joke about cricket is met with a lame joke about baseball. The proverbial tumbleweed bounces through a joint press conference with Obama and Cameron.
On Monday, a frustrated Obama weighs in on IRS and Benghazi.
“I have got no patience with it, I will not tolerate it, and we will make sure that we find out exactly what happened on this,” says the president.
From Washington state to Washington, DC, and from the Rhode Island statehouse to the Supreme Court of the United States, the country is very different from just last May.
“Whatever it is didn’t even rise to ‘give a damn’ levels,” federal official says.
Obama says he’s “absolutely convinced” comprehensive reform will pass this year. Senior administration officials are optimistic too, but they note there’s still a House GOP.
During a press conference with the president of South Korea, no less.
Remember Iraq’s nonexistent “WMD”? When it comes to Syria, the White House would really like you to.
President hits the links with two Republican senators.
In Mexico, Obama goes off script to raise expectations that comprehensive reform will pass “this year.”
Room enough for Valerie Jarrett and Penny Pritzker both to reach out to business, the White House says. But Jarrett tried to kill the appointment.