Message Body
 | Friday, October 22, 2010 |
It
Gets Better
Recently,
several young people have taken their own lives after being bullied for being
gay – or perceived as being gay – by their peers. Their deaths are shocking and
heartbreaking tragedies. President Obama is committed to ending bullying,
harassment and discrimination in all its forms in our schools and communities.
That’s why he recorded this
message.
West
Wing Week: The White House Science Fair
Walk
step by step with the President as he hosts former Secretary of State
Condoleeza Rice at the White House, holds the first ever White House Science
Fair, signs an Executive Order renewing the Initiative on Educational
Excellence for Hispanics, then heads out West to speak in Oregon,
Washington State, California, Nevada, and Minnesota, and much more.
Today's
Schedule
All
times are Eastern Daylight Time
1:15 PM: The
President departs San Francisco, California en route Los Angeles, California
2:20 PM: The
President arrives in Los Angeles, California
3:45 PM: The
President delivers remarks at an event for Senator Boxer
4:55 PM: The
President delivers remarks at a DNC rally
5:50 PM: The
President departs Los Angeles, California en route Glendale, California
6:25 PM: The
President tapes an interview for the Piolin Show
6:30 PM: The Vice
President and Dr. Jill Biden host a reception in honor of the inaugural Eunice
Kennedy Shriver Challenge
7:05 PM: The
President departs Glendale, California en route Los Angeles, California
7:30 PM: The
President departs Los Angeles, California en route Las Vegas, Nevada
8:30 PM: The President
arrives in Las Vegas, Nevada
9:10 PM: The
President delivers remarks at a DNC rally
10:45 PM: The
President attends a dinner for Senator Reid
In
Case You Missed It
The President takes some time in a backyard in Seattle, Washington to talk with women who are moving forward in every sector of our economy.
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Message Body
| Your Daily Snapshot for Saturday, October 23, 2010 |
Your
Weekly Address: Letting Wall Street Run Wild Again
Pointing
to the foreclosure crisis and the economy, the President cites passage of Wall
Street Reform over the ferocious lobbying of Wall Street banks as a pivotal
acheivement -- and condemns Republicans in Congress for vowing to repeal it.
First Lady Michelle Obama, with students from Bancroft
and Tubman Elementary Schools, look participates in a White House Kitchen
garden harvest on the South Lawn of the White House, October 21, 2010.
(Official White House Photo by Samantha Appleton).
Quote: “As a nation
we’re founded on the belief that all of us are equal and each of us deserves
the freedom to pursue our own version of happiness; to make the most of our
talents; to speak our minds; to not fit in; most of all, to be true to
ourselves. That’s the freedom that enriches all of us. That’s what America is
all about. And every day, it gets better.”
–
President Obama in a video message for the nationwide campaign focused on young
people who are being bullied because of their actual or perceived sexual
orientation. Video + Resources: http://wh.gov/3nn
White House White Board #2: Austan Goolsbee, Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers,
takes a look at the President’s record on the economy in this short
video: http://wh.gov/3X2
Your West Wing Week: "The
White House Science Fair" http://wh.gov/3Qb (Missed
the fair? Check out the festival: http://bit.ly/cDxJLa)
Women & the Economy: A
backyard discussion with the President: http://wh.gov/3nd A
White House releases a report: http://wh.gov/3Nt &
10 ways our economic policies benefit women: http://wh.gov/3ng
You Asked, We Answered: White
House officials respond to some of your questions that the President didn’t
have a chance to answer in his live town hall with young people: http://wh.gov/3UY
Notable Number: $240
billion in tax cuts. Get the facts on how Obama’s tax cuts are helping American
families: http://wh.gov/3RJ
Facebooking about Facebook: Secretary Chu’s thoughts on social networks: http://on.fb.me/d1WRhs
End Black Lung:The
Mine Safety and Health Administration takes on black lung disease. Video:http://bit.ly/cdIJSD
An Executive Order: President
Obama signs an Executive Order to renew and enhance the White House Initiative
on Educational Excellence for Hispanics: http://wh.gov/35Y En
Español: http://wh.gov/3Iq
Twitter Commentary: FCC:
We’re filling in the baseball void for those without Fox-Cablevision. Matt Cain
pitching a beauty. SF up 3-0 http://fcc.gov/consumer (WaPo
story: http://wapo.st/cqQcMO)
What You Missed: Full
videos from this week’s live chats: Austan Goolsbee on the economy: http://wh.gov/35F,
Howard Schmidt on Cybersecurity: http://wh.gov/3nm,
Chuck Close on the arts and humanities: http://wh.gov/3Nl
Ask
Axe: Join David Axelrod, Senior Advisor to the President,
for a Tuesday Talk on October 26th at 1:00 p.m. EDT. http://wh.gov/3UQ
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Message Body
| Monday, October 25, 2010 |
President
Barack Obama greets Mieraye Redmond, 7, on the sidewalk next door to the home
where he met with area families in Seattle, Wash., Oct. 21, 2010. Mieraye gave
the President a letter she had written to him at school and attached it to a
paper bouquet of flowers that she also made and colored. Sen. Patty Murray is
at right. (Official White House Photo by Pete Souza)
Today's
Schedule
Today,
the President will travel to Rhode Island to tour the facilities of American
Cord & Webbing in Woonsocket, Rhode Island, and deliver remarks to
workers. Though American Cord & Webbing was hit by the economic
downturn and forced to lay off some workers in 2009, they invested in new
product development to pursue new customers and over the course of the past
year they have brought all of their former laid-off employees back.
American Cord and Webbing currently has 47 employees and plans on hiring
more. And last month, the company was approved for an SBA loan that will
help the company expand its Woonsocket facility, going from 30,000 sq. ft. to
43,000 sq. ft. by next spring.
All
times are Eastern Daylight Time
10:10 AM: The
President receives the Presidential Daily Briefing
10:40 AM: The
President meets with senior advisors
11:00 AM: The
President meets with Secretary of State Clinton
11:00 AM: The Vice
President delivers remarks at the International Association of Chiefs of Police
First General Assembly
2:30 PM: The
President departs the White House en route Andrews Air Force Base
2:45 PM: The
President departs Andrews Air Force Base en route Warwick, Rhode Island
3:55 PM: The
President arrives in Warwick, Rhode Island
4:15 PM: The Vice
President attends an event for Congressional candidate Ann McLane Kuster
4:40 PM: The
President tours American Cord & Webbing Co. Inc
6:30 PM: The
President delivers remarks at a DCCC reception
7:30 PM: The
President delivers remarks at a DCCC dinner
8:15 PM: The
President departs Warwick, Rhode Island en route Andrews Air Force Base
9:25 PM: The
President arrives at Andrews Air Force Base
9:40 PM: The
President arrives at the White House
In
Case You Missed It
David Axelrod, Senior Advisor to the President, is answering your questions on
Tuesday in a live video chat on WhiteHouse.gov.
Communications Director Dan Pfeiffer zeroes in on the real significance of the flood of secret corporate money into our elections and the opposition of Republicans in Congress to the DISCLOSE Act.
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