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Settlement plot testing Obama – Thu, 11 Mar 2010 PST
JERUSALEM – President Barack Obama faces what may be the largest test to date of his credibility in the Middle East after Israel greeted Vice President Joe Biden with an announcement that it will construct 1,600 new homes in disputed East Jerusalem, diplomats and analysts said Wednesday. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government said the announcement’s timing wasn’t intentional …

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Obama, Missouri Republicans speaking on health care in St. Louis area today
  ST. CHARLES, Mo. (AP) — Top Missouri Republicans called a town hall meeting on health care reform Wednesday in advance of a speech on the topic by President Barack Obama. The president plans to speak at 3′50 p.m. Wednesday at St. Charles High School, before headlining a Democratic fundraiser at 6′30 p.m. in St. Louis. Republicans including Lt. Gov. Peter Kinder and Congressman Todd Akin …

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Obama Tries to Win Well loved Support for Healthcare Reform
WASHINGTON, March 8 (Xinhua) — In a break from his usual composure, U.S. President Barack Obama delivered a fiery speech in front of a Pennsylvanian audience Monday, accusing health insurance company of arbitrarily raising premiums, as he tries to win well loved support for the health insurance reform.

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Obama rallies for health care
GLENSIDE, Pa. — In an impassioned rally that evoked his campaign, President Barack Obama left what he called the Washington “echo chamber” Monday and urged voters to knock on doors and make phone calls to embolden members of Congress to pass…

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Obama hails Iraq vote as an ‘vital milestone,’ says millions who voted should be proud
Congratulations! In spite of the fact I didn’t support the war or the surge, and Saddam would still be in power. BHO WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama praised the Iraqi people for passing “an vital milestone” Sunday, when millions turned out for national elections despite insurgent attacks that killed more than 30 people.

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