Tuesday, September 14, 2010

 

Obama delivers his second back to sckool speech.

In his second back to school speech, President Obama choose a small public school in Philadelphia to deliver his address urging students to "dream big" and "to stay focused."
After further review, it seems like it is the same speech he has been giving to jittery Democrats across the country about their life after November.

For more, see WashingtonPost.com

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Thursday, April 8, 2010

 

Iranian President mocks Obama's new nuclear policy.

Barely made public, President Obama new policy on against who to use or not use the nuclear bomb, is already making waves with Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad issuing a statement, mocking it yesterday.
Ultimately he said, " After President Bush's eight years use of all the "nucular," we here in Iran don't think there is any nuclear weapons left in the U.S. arsenal.

For more, see voiceofamerica.com
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Friday, March 26, 2010

 

Fidel Castro congratulates President Obama on the passage of the health care bill.

In a long essay published in state controlled media yesterday, Cuban revolutionary leader Fidel Castro applauded President Obama for passing health care reform but not before doing a little showboating by saying it took the U.S. more than two hundred years to get there while Cuba achieved that more than a hundred years ago.
You know you have accomplished a F*&%# Big Deal to paraphrase Vice President Joe Biden, when the Cuban leader congratulates you.

For more, see Yahoo.com

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Thursday, March 4, 2010

 

President Obama final health care proposal to incorporate some Republican ideas.

In an effort to win a few more votes among the undecided in his own party and maybe a handful from across the aisle, President Obama has decided to incorporate some ideas from Republicans in his latest push for a final vote on health care.
But surprised that any idea can be attributed to them, Republicans unanimously rejected the latest initiative.

For more, see the AssociatedPress.com

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Monday, March 1, 2010

 

President Obama has first checkup as commander in chief.

On Sunday, President Obama has his first medical checkup as commander in chief and this is the summary: he hasn't kicked the smocking habit, he takes anti-inflammatory medication to relieve chronic tendinitis in his left knee and should eat better to lower his cholesterol, said his team of doctors who otherwise declared him in excellent health and fit for duty.
One awkward moment happens after the physical when the President pulled aside his team of doctors and asked them if they can save his health care reform from the team of Republican doctors.

For more, see CBSNews.com

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Friday, February 19, 2010

 

President Obama meeting with the Dalai Lama angers China.

President Obama meets yesterday with the Dalai Lama in the White House to the chagrin of the Chinese government who tried unsuccessfully to lobby against it.
In a statement, the Chinese government declared: "The behavior of the U.S. side seriously interferes in China's internal politics and seriously hurts the national feelings of the Chinese people."
Yeah! As if taking all the American manufacture jobs and becoming the biggest creditor of the U.S. is not enough, they want a back massage to go with that.

For more, see HoustonChronicle.com

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Wednesday, February 3, 2010

 

Sarah Palin calls for the firing of Obama chief of staff over the word "retard".

In a declaration in her Facebook page, former Alaska governor Sarah Palin is calling for President Obama to fire his chief of staff Rahm Emanuel for using the word "retarded" to describe a group of liberals critical of the White House handling of the health care legislation.
To speak the truth, the former governor is really upset because she deeply believe that she has the trademark on the word and that no one should use it without her permission.

For more, see USAtoday.com

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Tuesday, February 2, 2010

 

China warns President Obama not to meet with the Dalai-Lama.

With it's relations with the U.S. already at their lowest point in a long time over a host of issues, China has just issued a warning to President Obama not to meet with the Dalai-Lama or risk retaliation from the Chinese government.
To give you a hint, China may require that we all start speaking Chinese before they lend us any more money.

For more, see WashingtonPost.com

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Monday, August 17, 2009

 

President Obama goes trout fishing in Montana.

In his effort to sell his health care reform, President Obama was in Montana on Friday for another town hall meeting. On his way to the town hall, he spent a few hours trout fishing with his deputy chief of staff who grew up in Montana.
Nevertheless to say, before catching any fish, he was wishing to catch a break from trying to put out all this fires lit by conservatives.

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Wednesday, August 5, 2009

 

Antigua highest mountain renamed after President Obama.

Yesterday was President Obama 48th birthday and to celebrate the event, the Prime Minister of Antigua and Barbuda renamed that country highest mountain, Mount Obama.
Meanwhile for his birthday, the Republican party plans to dedicate a larger than life statue for Rush Limbaugh.



For more, see Huffingtonpost.com

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Wednesday, July 29, 2009

 

Louis Gates arrest fallout still lingers in the White House.

A week after President Obama spoke out about the arrest of Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates in his own house, the firestorm that followed his remarks still linger, knocking down the health care debate.
Just a week ago, who could have thought that such a land mine would be discovered in the White House and Vice President Joe Biden would not have nothing to do with it?

For more, see NYTimes.com

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Wednesday, July 1, 2009

 

President Obama said to be open for taxing health benefits.

In what appears to be a reversal from some of his harshest campaign rhetoric, President Obama is believed to be willing to side with Democrats Senators' plan to tax employer-sponsored health benefits to help pay for a universal coverage.
What do you call such a move ? Another day in the office for a politician.

For more, see Washingtonpost.com

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Friday, June 19, 2009

 

Injuries start to pile up for team Obama.

About two weeks ago, President Obama nominee for the Supreme Court Sonia Sotomayor fell and broke her ankle at LaGuardia Airport on her way to the White House for a meeting. And this week, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton fell and broke her elbow on her way to another meeting at the White House.

At this pace, OSHA will soon have to declare working for the White House, a high occupational hazard.

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Thursday, June 18, 2009

 

Hillary Clinton fell on her way to a meeting at the White House.

On Wednesday, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton fell and broke her right elbow while walking to her car on her way to a meeting with President Obama at the White House.
At least that is the official explanation; some rumors has it that the injury may have come from throwing those sharp elbows last week at the UN security counsel meeting about North Korea.

For more, see the NYTimes.com

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Friday, May 15, 2009

 

Air Force One photo shoot incident costs White House official his job.

The White House official in charge of the Military Office and responsible of Air Force One flyover on April 27 over Manhattan, has resigned after admitting his mistake.
Now, like any good model, Air Force One is looking to hire a new modeling agency to represent it.

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Monday, May 11, 2009

 

Obama gets laughters at White Correspondents dinner.



Attending his first White House dinner correspondents Saturday, President Obama brought the house down with some unsuspected sense of humor.
But in hindsight, his task was made easy by the White House former occupant who put it on the bring of collapse by cutting the corners.

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Friday, May 8, 2009

 

Obama looking to crack down on tax havens.

Early this week, President Obama promised to go after offshore tax havens and to rein in corporate tax breaks in an effort to collect more money from wealthy individuals and multinational companies.
That should not be too difficult given the fact that the first known tax havens is the room that serves as holding area for his nominees to various cabinets.

For more, see NYTimes.com

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Thursday, May 7, 2009

 

Banks stress test results are due today.

The much awaited banks stress tests are due today but parts of it have been leaking already for days now.
So last night, on the eve of the big day, Bank of America and Citigroup CEOs felt nervous and decided to go out on the town, get drunk and blow some taxpayers money.

For more, see NYTimes.com

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Wednesday, May 6, 2009

 


President Obama and Vice President Biden left the White House yesterday and went to lunch together to a independently owned burger joint in Virginia. They took numbers, stood in line, ordered and paid in cash out of their own pockets and then sit down and eat their meals.

Yeah after just 100 days on the job trying to turn around this economy, they are already nostalgic of a country they used to live in called the United States of America.


For more see BizJournal.com

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Wednesday, April 22, 2009

 

U.S. engaged in jamming of Taliban' Web and radio links.

In an effort to prevent the intimidation of civilians and the planning of attacks against U.S. troops, the pentagon has reportedly begun a broad effort to jam unlicensed radio stations and chat rooms and Web sites used both in Pakistan and Afghanistan by the Taliban.
In another word, the U.S. will make sure that those remote areas in those two countries remain as such: No radio or Internet.

For more, see WSJ.com

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