Obama, 99% Movement Echo Each Other, Change Frame Of Economic Debate
As seen in this video, President Obama and the Washington protesters echo each when talking about income inequality, fairness, the deep responsibility we have to our children and how the ideology of...
View ArticleObama To GOP: “This Is Not A Game”
President Obama says that extending the payroll tax cut is not a game for the millions of people who depend on that money to make ends meet.
View ArticleObama: GOP Preventing You From Getting $40 A Paycheck
President Obama calls on the House of Representatives to negotiate a compromise on extending the payroll tax cut, which already has broad bipartisan support, because the American people can't afford to...
View ArticleGOP Caves, Passes Payroll Tax Cut Extension
House Republican leaders had refused to let the bill come to a vote, but relented after pressure from Senate Republicans and intense public pressure fanned by the White House.
View ArticleObama Hopeful About 2012
President Obama tells the American people that although there will be tough debates to come in the new year, by joining together, we can continue to help grow the economy and create jobs across the...
View ArticleObama’s Fair Fix For Responsible Homeowners
The housing crisis has been the single largest drag on America's economic recovery. President Obama wants to fix that fairly for homeowners who have been responsible, but not the ones who took out huge...
View ArticleObama Warns Congress:No Drama On Payroll Tax Cut
"Congress needs to stop this middle class tax hike from happening. Period. No drama. No delay." —President Obama in his weekly address.
View ArticlePublic Pressure Helped Obama Win Payroll Tax Cut
"Because you reminded people what it means to have 40 bucks taken out of your paycheck every week, it got done."—President Obama on Congress passing payroll tax cut.
View ArticlePresident Obama Signs Payroll Tax Extension
Hot off the congressional presses, President Obama quickly signs the “Middle Class Tax Relief and Job Creation Act of 2012.”
View ArticleObama Rips GOP’s “Radical Vision” For US
Speaking to the press on Tuesday, President Obama ripped into Republicans for their lack of compromising and for the first time mentioned his likely Republican opponent, Mitt Romney, by name.
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