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Madam Speaker, the President of the United States - Gutenberg - 02-25-2009
I thought I would lead off the
Re: Madam Speaker, the President of the United States - Gutenberg - 02-25-2009
I think he is absolutely right. It is time to haul up our socks and get busy rebuilding. I think we can come out of this stronger if we invest in the right places.
Re: Madam Speaker, the President of the United States - kanesa - 02-25-2009
Energy, Health Care and Education
We cannot ignore these issues anymore.
Re: Madam Speaker, the President of the United States - NeverMind - 02-25-2009
kanesa wrote:
Energy, Health Care and Education
We cannot ignore these issues anymore.
Agreed. National security is huge and always has been understandably. But we need to work on the issues you mentioned. We are also so behind in Science/Math fields, it is a shame.
Re: Madam Speaker, the President of the United States - Black - 02-25-2009
Peleos looks like she's um . . . stimulated by Big O's speech.
Re: Madam Speaker, the President of the United States - Gutenberg - 02-25-2009
ooo. He's taking on the Pentagon. That's a hard row to hoe!
Re: Madam Speaker, the President of the United States - Black - 02-25-2009
Gutenberg wrote:
ooo. He's taking on the Pentagon. That's a hard row to hoe!
To rousing, energetic applause.
Do they have all the republicans tied up and gagged in a meat locker somewhere?
Re: Madam Speaker, the President of the United States - Gutenberg - 02-25-2009
No, they were yelling at Obama when he talked about "the deficit we inherit." Crafty old Dempols won't let them sit together though.
Re: Madam Speaker, the President of the United States - Gutenberg - 02-25-2009
I think Obama would have made a wonderful football coach if he hadn't chosen politics. I can't wait to hear his halftime speech.
52 standing ovations - Black - 02-25-2009
(key summary point of address)