Wednesday, August 31, 2011

the Alcoholic Obama caves in. Lets take a drug test and alcohol level test on Obama everyday


the Alcoholic Obama caves in. Lets take a drug test and alcohol level test on Obama everyday We should call his regime As The World Caves In  . 

STEP DOWN OBAMA!

Obama backs down and moves televised jobs speech after GOP debate clash left Boehner fuming

  • Obama had booked jobs address for next Wednesday
  • But Republicans plan to have debate on same night
  • Boehner suggested Obama speech moved to Thursday
  • Obama acceded to Boehner request to avoid clash
  • However NFL season opener also takes place that night
Last updated at 3:19 AM on 1st September 2011


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2032335/Obama-set-announce-jobs-plan-week--time-GOP-debate.html#ixzz1Wfj8M2WU






It was a face-off between the two most important men in America’s political parties that threatened to get as messy as the debt ceiling debate.
But Barack Obama has agreed to House Speaker John Boehner's request to move a jobs speech by one day following a primetime booking clash.
Republican Mr Boehner was annoyed because next Wednesday night was supposed to be a showcase for the party’s eight presidential candidates.
Tough: President Barack Obama will announce his jobs plan next Thursday, after agreeing to avoid a clash with a Republican debate on Wednesday
Tough: President Barack Obama will announce his jobs plan next Thursday, after agreeing to avoid a clash with a Republican debate on Wednesday
The Republicans are having a two-hour debate in California on national TV, but Mr Obama had booked his own address for the same time.
The President wants to lay out his jobs plan to a rare joint session of Congress and speak about proposals for economic growth
He will talk about tax credits and infrastructure spending and make calls for shrinking the deficit, with the U.S. economy on the rails.
But Mr Boehner suggested the speech was moved to Thursday to avoid the clash and any ‘parliamentary or logistical impediments’.
Disapproval ratings: John Boehner, left, has received more blame for the debt-ceiling debacle than Barack Obama
Speech: John Boehner, left, received a letter from the President requesting to speak to both houses of Congress on the same day as a Republican debate
However that will cause trouble as Thursday is the start of the NFL season with Green Bay Packers playing New Orleans Saints at 8:30pm.
The White House wanted to avoid this clash, but it will stop Wednesday's Republican presidential debate being upstaged by Mr Obama.
Mr Obama said Washington must answer the call to put aside politics and do what is best for the country to grow the economy and create jobs.
The White House said he decided to seek to speak to a joint session of Congress because congressional action is needed to carry out his plans.
Lawmakers will have just returned from their annual summer recess.
White House: Press secretary Jay Carney said the original clash was 'coincidental' and presidential speeches always compete with other TV shows
White House: Press secretary Jay Carney said the original clash was 'coincidental' and presidential speeches always compete with other TV shows
White House press secretary Jay Carney insisted the original clash was ‘coincidental’, before the President later backed down.
Mr Carney added that presidential speeches always compete with other TV programmes, and the Republicans could shift their debate by an hour.
But Mr Boehner wrote in a letter to Mr Obama: ‘It is my recommendation that your address be held on the following evening.
‘(Then) we can ensure there will be no parliamentary or logistical impediments that might detract from your remarks.’
The Republican debate, which will be broadcast live on MSNBC, will be the first to feature Texas Governor Rick Perry.
Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus said the original scheduling was a ‘thinly veiled political ploy’, reported the National Journal


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2032335/Obama-set-announce-jobs-plan-week--time-GOP-debate.html#ixzz1WfizmkQ8

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