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President Obama rode elevator with armed ex-criminal
The Secret Service confirms another violation of protocol. Just days before the highly publicized White House fence-jumping incident, President Obama rode an elevator with an armed security...
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Rick Perry Deflects: Will Obama Halt Ebola Flights Question
The public is at high risk of being infected with the first known case of Ebola in the U.S.. Infowars reporter Joe Biggs asked Texas Governor Rick Perry to demand that Obama stop flights from...
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The Americuda Report - Is Michelle Obama a Vegan Male Activist?
Michelle Obama has been expelled from many schools, not as a student, but as a speaker. It seems her filthy liberal rhetoric has gone too far. Plus shes loominati.
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Michelle Obama Tells Voters How Horrible it Will Be If Republicans Win 2014 Mid-Terms
The GOP #39;s Dark, Racist Art of Election Stealing: http://www.afroarticles.com/article-dashboard/Article/The-GOP-s-Dark--Racist-Art-of-Election-Stealing/259397 ----------------------------------...
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Michelle Obama Tells Voters How Horrible it Will Be If Republicans Win 2014 Mid-Terms - Video
By Kevin Liptak, CNN White House Producer
updated 7:42 AM EDT, Thu October 2, 2014
Obama, pictured here in Chicago on the night of his first presidential election victory, is back in Chicago on Thursday.
STORY HIGHLIGHTS
Chicago (CNN) -- President Barack Obama launches a midterm election effort Thursday designed to convince voters of a vigorous economic recovery that a majority still doubts.
At stake: the power to get anything done in Washington during the final quarter of his presidency.
During remarks at Northwestern University's business school here, Obama is set to deliver a "forceful case for America's strength and leadership at home," the White House said, casting the address as a domestic version of the president's call for an assertive U.S. foreign policy at last week's United Nations General Assembly.
With the U.S. locked in a battle with ISIS terrorists and staging a military operation to combat Ebola, Obama will argue for a strong economic footing at home to preserve global American leadership, a key part of his message in the final five weeks before the midterms.
While Obama can cite statistics that show a renewed U.S. economy, many Americans are still feeling battered by the downturn's legacy: stagnant wages and not enough full-time work. A CNN/ORC poll conducted in late September showed 56% of respondents didn't approve of how the president is handling the economy.
Obama has acknowledged that anxiety in the past "They don't feel it," he said frankly during last weekend's interview on CBS' "60 Minutes" and he plans to mention it again Thursday and again between now and election day.
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