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Daily Caller - Bank of America Stadium, the Charlotte, N.C. sports area that has been proposed as the site where President Obama will accept the Democratic Party’s nomination for a second term in the White House, was built entirely with nonunion labor, The Daily Caller has learned.

Michelle: Barack’s "Wonderful Progress" in Danger

Posted by Andrew Malcolm, IBD On January - 13 - 2012 ADD COMMENTS
Andrew Malcolm, IBD
According to a new book, Michelle Obama is seeking to play a more active role on the policy side of her husband's White House.According to her recent schedule, she's certainly playing a more active role in the fundraising part of her husband's political life. Wednesday she was in Virginia and did two poilitical fundraisers, while her husband was in Chicago doing three political fundraisers.

SPIN METER: Obama’s pose: Above the political fray (AP)

Posted by Yahoo! News: Politics News On January - 12 - 2012 ADD COMMENTS

President Barack Obama speaks during a campaign event Wednesday, Jan. 11, 2012, in Chicago. (AP Photo/Charles Rex Arbogast)AP - To hear the White House tell it, President Barack Obama has scant interest in politics as Republicans battle each other for the right to challenge him. But in reality, Obama is increasingly involved in his re-election, staying in regular contact with his campaign staff, raising money and evaluating Republican debate performances.


Republicans move to control Keystone approval (Reuters)

Posted by Yahoo! News: Politics News On January - 12 - 2012 ADD COMMENTS
Reuters - Congressional Republicans, who are urging President Barack Obama to give a permit to the Canada-to-Texas Keystone XL oil pipeline project, are working on a plan to take the reins of approval from the president should the White House say no.

SPIN METER: Obama’s pose: Above the political fray (AP)

Posted by Yahoo! News: Politics News On January - 12 - 2012 ADD COMMENTS

President Barack Obama speaks during a campaign event Wednesday, Jan. 11, 2012, in Chicago. (AP Photo/Charles Rex Arbogast)AP - To hear the White House tell it, President Barack Obama has scant interest in politics as Republicans battle each other for the right to challenge him. But in reality, Obama is increasingly involved in his re-election, staying in regular contact with his campaign staff, raising money and evaluating Republican debate performances.


Michelle Obama Takes Criticism in Stride (ContributorNetwork)

Posted by Yahoo! News: Politics News On January - 12 - 2012 ADD COMMENTS
ContributorNetwork - COMMENTARY | In her interview with CBS's Gayle King, Michelle Obama stated that she's tired of people portraying her as "some kind of angry black woman." The comment I liked most of all is the mature comment that "there will always be people who don't like me," and this is true for everyone. It has to be hard on her as a black woman in the White House than with any other first lady, because growing up black teaches you that there are people who are just waiting for you to do something incorrect, violent, or out of expected character. Yet, I didn't know that black females were considered angry by others -- I thought that was something reserved for black men to use as a description of her mentality after she tells him to get a job. Wait! This does not apply to all.

Obama, party allies raise $68 million for re-election (Reuters)

Posted by Yahoo! News: Politics News On January - 12 - 2012 ADD COMMENTS
Reuters - President Barack Obama's re-election campaign and its Democratic allies raised more than $68 million in the last three months of 2011, dwarfing Republican rivals as the White House race approaches.

Obama, Israel’s Netanyahu talk Mideast diplomacy, Iran (Reuters)

Posted by Yahoo! News: Politics News On January - 12 - 2012 ADD COMMENTS
Reuters - President Barack Obama and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday discussed a recent round of Israeli-Palestinian talks and the international community's response to Iran, the White House said.

Colbert ponders White House bid (Politico)

Posted by Yahoo! News: Politics News On January - 12 - 2012 ADD COMMENTS
Politico - Earlier this week, one poll had the comedian ahead of Jon Huntsman in South Carolina.

In speech ad-libs, Obama shows anti-business bias (Daily Caller)

Posted by Yahoo! News: Politics News On January - 12 - 2012 ADD COMMENTS
Daily Caller - The texts of Barack Obama’s recent speeches seem tailor-made for softening the White House’s often hostile description of American business, but the president’s impromptu additions are highlighting his efforts to subordinate business to government.

Republicans hope for "yes" on Keystone, prepare for "no" (Reuters)

Posted by Yahoo! News: Politics News On January - 11 - 2012 ADD COMMENTS
Reuters - Congressional Republicans who are urging President Barack Obama to approve the Canada-to-Texas Keystone XL oil pipeline have signaled they will not give up on the issue if the White House says no.

Republicans hope for "yes" on Keystone, prepare for "no" (Reuters)

Posted by Yahoo! News: Politics News On January - 11 - 2012 ADD COMMENTS
Reuters - Congressional Republicans who are urging President Barack Obama to approve the Canada-to-Texas Keystone XL oil pipeline have signaled they will not give up on the issue if the White House says no.

Obama hosts Saudi foreign minister at White House (Reuters)

Posted by Yahoo! News: Politics News On January - 10 - 2012 ADD COMMENTS
Reuters - President Barack Obama hosted Saudi Arabia's foreign affairs minister, Prince Saud Al-Faisal, in the Oval Office on Tuesday to discuss key issues related to the Middle East, the White House said.

Romney leads Republicans, narrows gap with Obama: poll (Reuters)

Posted by Yahoo! News: Politics News On January - 10 - 2012 ADD COMMENTS
Reuters - U.S. presidential hopeful Mitt Romney has sailed farther ahead of rival Republican candidates nationally and narrowed President Barack Obama's lead in the White House race, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll on Tuesday.

What Led to Daley’s Departure

Posted by Alexis Simendinger, RealClearPolitics On January - 10 - 2012 ADD COMMENTS
Alexis Simendinger, RealClearPolitics
President Obama has now hired one White House chief of staff who was a flame-thrower, another who was a spear-catcher, and a third who will be his sentry."When the president asked me to do this, I said I'd love to do it for two years through the re-elect. That's always been my plan," outgoing Chief of Staff William Daley said this past October. Obama announced Monday that Daley moved up his date of departure, deciding to return to private life later this month with the new and largely honorific title as a co-chairman of Obama's campaign.Some of Daley's admirers...
ContributorNetwork - White House chief of staff Bill Daley will step down from his post after the president's State of the Union address later this month, it was announced on Monday. NPR and other media outlets reported he will be replaced by Budget Director Jacob Lew.

Budget Director To Take Over Chief Of Staff Duties

Posted by Politics On January - 10 - 2012 ADD COMMENTS

White House Chief of Staff William Daley is stepping down from his post and will be replaced by Budget Director Jack Lew. Over the summer Lew was deeply involved in negotiations to raise the debt ceiling. Daley has only been on the job for about a year.

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Earlier than expected, Daley out as chief of staff (AP)

Posted by Yahoo! News: Politics News On January - 9 - 2012 ADD COMMENTS

President Barack Obama, flanked by outgoing White House Chief of Staff William Daley, right, and his replacement, current Budget Director Jack Lew, makes, the changes announcement, Monday, Jan. 9, 2012, in the State Dining Room at the White House in Washington. . (AP Photo/Susan Walsh)AP - In a jolt to the White House, President Barack Obama announced Monday that chief of staff William Daley was quitting and heading home, capping a short and rocky tenure that had been expected to last until Election Day. Obama budget chief Jack Lew, a figure long familiar with Washington's ways, will take over one of the most consuming jobs in America.


Has Obama Had Too Many Chiefs of Staff in This Term? (ContributorNetwork)

Posted by Yahoo! News: Politics News On January - 9 - 2012 ADD COMMENTS
ContributorNetwork - On Monday, President Barack Obama's chief of staff, William Daley, resigned. He was replaced by Budget Director Jacob "Jack" Lew, set to be Obama's fourth chief of staff in as many years. Does that represent alarming instability at the top advising position in the White House?

Top Obama aide Daley steps down, budget chief takes over (Reuters)

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Reuters - President Barack Obama announced an election year shake-up at the White House on Monday, choosing budget director Jack Lew to replace chief of staff Bill Daley, who resigned after a troubled one-year tenure.

Greens say ‘good riddance’ to Daley (Politico)

Posted by Yahoo! News: Politics News On January - 9 - 2012 ADD COMMENTS
Politico - They will remember the outgoing White House chief of staff most for undercutting the EPA.

Top Obama aide Daley steps down, budget chief takes over (Reuters)

Posted by Yahoo! News: Politics News On January - 9 - 2012 ADD COMMENTS
Reuters - President Barack Obama said on Monday his budget chief Jack Lew would take over as White House chief of staff, replacing former businessman Bill Daley, who is stepping down after a troubled one-year tenure.

Dems Know Romney Is the Weakest Candidate

Posted by Rush Limbaugh On January - 9 - 2012 ADD COMMENTS
Rush Limbaugh
There is a story on the Drudge Report today from Sarah Palin in which Sarah Palin says that the White House wants Mitt Romney to be the Republican nominee. Now, not only did I tell you that the Broncos were gonna beat the Steelers, for months I have been telling you that the Democrats want Romney -- and you all know it. You've been listening here and you've heard people call me and tell me I don't know what I'm talking about, that I'm full of it, that they're scared of Romney.

Daley Steps Down From Chief Of Staff Post

Posted by Politics On January - 9 - 2012 ADD COMMENTS

White House Chief of Staff Bill Daley is stepping down. He's held the position for about a year. Jack Lew, the director of the Office of Management and Budget will replace Daley. Melissa Block talks to NPR's Scott Horsley for more.

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