Remarks by the President at Florida Democratic Party Reception5:35 P.M. EDT THE PRESIDENT: Hello, Miami! (Applause.) It is good to be back! (Applause.) It is good to be back in Miami. I was just in Florida and it is true that Sasha outscored me on the first hole. (Laughter.) I took her, I think, on the third. (Laughter.) It was tight the whole way, though. But it is wonderful to see all of you. Looking out at this crowd, I know how many of you worked so hard on my campaign — (applause) — worked hard on behalf of Democrats for years here in Florida, and are going to be working hard on behalf of the great ticket that we’re going to be having this year. (Applause.) NJ state police chief who did 75 mph in 65 mph zone turns self in, gets $160 speeding ticket
NJ police boss turns self in, gets speeding ticket Dilma is Leading the First Phase of Brazil’s ElectionExecutive Order–Classified National Security Information Programs for State, Local, Tribal, and Private Sector EntitiesBy the authority vested in me as President by the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America, in order to ensure the proper safeguarding of information shared with State, local, tribal, and private sector entities, it is hereby ordered as follows: Rod Shealy, bare-knuckles political consultant and publisher, dies at 56 after battling cancer
SC political consultant Rod Shealy dies at age 56 Executive Order–Establishment of Pakistan and Afghanistan Support OfficeBy the authority vested in me as President by the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America, including section 202 of the Revised Statutes (22 U.S.C. 2656) and section 3161 of title 5, United States Code, it is hereby ordered as follows: Rod Shealy, SC political consultant and publisher, dies at 56 after battling cancerous tumor
SC political consultant Shealy dies at age 56 Palin endorses US House candidate Renee Ellmers in NC, calls opponent ‘out of touch’
Rebel fighters kill 3 Indian peacekeepers in Congo after attack on base, army official says
Rebels kill 3 Indian peacekeepers in Congo Iran asks US to change approach before talks
Press Gaggle by Deputy Press Secretary Bill Burton Aboard Air Force One en route Miami, FLEn Route Miami, Florida 2:29 P.M. EDT MR. BURTON: Okay. Thank you all for coming. Go ahead. MPs oppose new arms licensing policy
GOP candidate rejects Tancredo’s offer from GOP chairman to quit Colorado governor’s race
GOP candidate rejects offers to quit Colo gov race GOP candidate rejects Tancredo’s offer from party chairman to quit Colorado governor’s race
GOP candidate rejects offer to quit Colo gov race Utah lawmaker says his proposed Arizona-style immigration bill will hold up in court
Utah lawmaker airs Arizona-style immigration bill Remarks by the President at Luncheon Reception for Governor Ted StricklandColumbus, Ohio 1:18 P.M. EDT THE PRESIDENT: Thank you, everybody! Thank you, Ohio! (Applause.) Please, have a seat, have a seat. Thank you so much. It is great to be here. UN condemns killing of Indian peacekeepers in CongoUNITED NATIONS - UN Secretary-general Ban Ki- moon has offered his “sincere condolences” to the Indian government and families of the three Indian soldiers who were killed Wednesday in an attack on the UN peacekeeping forces in Congo. Remarks by the President at a Discussion with Ohio Families on the EconomyColumbus, Ohio 10:47 A.M. EDT THE PRESIDENT: Well, I am — I’m just thrilled to be here. And I want to thank Joe and Rhonda and the entire family for being such great hosts. And I want to thank all of you for taking the time to be here. Castro fascinated with book on Bilderberg Club _ theory propounded by far-left, far-right
Iran condemns possible US military action over nuclear program, vows to respond to any attack
Iran condemns possible US military action UNITED NATIONS — Iran took its case against the United States to the United Nations on Wednesday and strongly condemned the top U.S. military chief for saying military action remains a possibility if the country develops nuclear weapons. Marina Silva Appears on Brazil’s First Online Presedential DebateMedvedev seeks more cooperation with Afghanistan, Pakistan
Federal judge approves Barclays deal with Justice Dept to defer prosecution
Judge approves Barclays deal with Justice Dept Be responsive to people: Mayawati tells cops, bureaucratsLUCKNOW - Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati Wednesday seemed unhappy with the style of functioning of the state bureaucracy and the police and urged officials to be responsive to the people. Minister’s bid to help resort rocks Delhi house
Best Buy spent $290,000 in 2nd quarter to lobby government on electronics waste
Best Buy spent $290,000 lobbying in 2nd quarter Cabinet likely to clear changes in n-liability bill
Laura Bush Confirms Attending Flight 93 Honor CeremonyMoroccan protesters agree to suspend blockade of Spanish enclave
Morocco border blockade of Spain enclave suspended ‘Mamata made Azad remarks as Trinamool chief, not as minister’
2010 Camry adds improved four cylinder, revised styling
Toyota Camry still the top-selling car Toyota’s top-quality reputation is tarnished these days because of a rash of safety recalls. But that’s not stopping the Toyota Camry from outselling all other cars in the country. Dialogue, the only solution to tension in Kashmir Valley: Sushma SwarajNEW DELHI - Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Sushma Swaraj and a senior member of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) during an interaction with a delegation of youth from the Kashmir Valley here on Wednesday, said that dialogue is the only mode to solve the issues of Jammu and Kashmir. Congress, BJP deny any ‘deal’ on Nuke Bill as alleged by Opposition partiesNEW DELHI - Congress party and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Wednesday rubbished allegations suggesting any deal between the two national parties to reach an understanding over Nuke Bill. Nebraska attorney general won’t defend law requiring health screenings before abortion
Neb. AG won’t defend law on abortion screenings Vice President Biden Announces Recovery Act Investments in Broadband Projects to Bring Jobs, Economic Opportunity to Communities NationwideWASHINGTON — Vice President Biden today announced 94 Recovery Act investments in broadband projects that will create jobs and expand economic opportunities within 37 states. These investments in high-speed Internet infrastructure will help bridge the technological divide in communities that are being left in the 20th century economy and support improvements in education, healthcare, and public safety. Today’s announcement, an investment totaling $1.8 billion, is part of a nearly $7 billion Recovery Act initiative. Background on the President’s Events in Columbus, OhioBACKGROUND ON THE PRESIDENT’S EVENTS IN COLUMBUS, OHIO KITCHEN TABLE CONVERSATION & BACKYARD DISCUSSION Walkouts make headlines, but debates should be better: PM
Overhaul fails to boost consumer confidence in health care system
S.M.Krishna apprises Lok Sabha of British PM’s visitNEW DELHI - Minister for External Affairs S.M.Krishna on Wednesday apprised the Lok Sabha of the visit of British Prime Minister David Cameron to India undertaken between July 27-29, 2010. It’s a Congres-BJP trade-off, claims oppositionNEW DELHI - The Left and other opposition parties Wednesday alleged that the Congress and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) have struck a give and take deal over the civil nuclear liability bill in return for Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi to be let off in the 2005 staged shootout of Sohrabuddin Sheikh. Poll: NYers opposed to plan for mosque near ground zero, issue a factor in race for governor |
