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President Barack Obama has filled out his 2011 NCAA tournament bracket with ESPN’s Andy Katz and just like he said on Tuesday, he likes the No. 1 seeds to advance in to the Final Four. Continue reading →
Readout of President Obama’s meeting with his national security team on Libya. At today’s meeting, the President and his national security team reviewed the situation in Libya and options to increase pressure on Gaddafi. Continue reading →
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Yes, it’s that glorious time of year when everyone gets asked about their NCAA brackets. That, of course, includes the President of the United States. Continue reading →
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To say our president has his hands full is an understatement. But his leadership style is ideally suited for times such as these. Continue reading →
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So she probably won’t be an ambassador. Or press secretary. Continue reading →
The heads of the National Rifle Association wrote to President Obama Monday, taking issue with his op-ed in the Sunday Arizona Daily Star, in which he said that since the tragic shooting in Tucson perhaps another 2000 Americans have … Continue reading →
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The Middle East is afire with rebellion, Japan is imploding from an earthquake, and the battle of the budget is on in the United States, but none of this seems to be deterring President Obama from a heavy schedule of. Continue reading →
The Middle East is afire with rebellion, Japan is imploding from an earthquake, and the battle of the budget is on in the United States, but none of this seems to be deterring President Obama from a heavy schedule of. Continue reading →
Scott Walker may have won the legislative battle over collective bargaining, but the political damage from the Wisconsin standoff as well as similar battles in other states could follow Republicans all the way to 2012. Continue reading →
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