Washington Post | Obama faces off with fiercest critics: House Republicans Los Angeles Times The president's appearance at a GOP conference in Baltimore devolves into finger-pointing and gamesmanship. By James Oliphant Reporting from Baltimore - In an unprecedented town h » |
CBC.ca | After Obama speech, Democrats confused about path ahead Washington Post The Washington Post's Dan Balz and Chris Cillizza discuss President Obama's State of the Union speech and the Republican response by Virginia governor Robert F. McDonnell. By Paul Kane and Shailagh Murray A day after President Obama c » |
Telegraph.co.uk | A Confident Speech to a Skeptical Audience New York Times WASHINGTON รข€" By now, President Obama can hardly be under any illusions about the depth of the partisan divide as he seeks to reboot his presidency. Yet he still seemed surprised on Wednesday night when he could not get Republicans to ... Obama turns to economy, urges Congress to unite Santa Clara University students react to Obama's address Michigan lawmakers react to State of Union speech |
Telegraph.co.uk (blog) | Obama's Middle Class Tax Credits: What Do They Mean for You? ABC News The Obama administration's new middle class initiatives will put more money into the pockets of many Americans, but will it bolster the flagging economy? Reactions to the plan, unveiled Monday as part of a forthcoming report by the ... Obama's State of the Union -- what should he say? What would you say? Obama to seek spending freeze, more aid to middle class Obama should scrap health care reform in State of the Union |
Reuters | HEALTHCARE Q & A Can the healthcare overhaul drive recover? Los Angeles Times Its supporters were dealt a setback with the Republican Senate election victory in Massachusetts, which cost them a supermajority. But it may not be dead. By Kim Geiger Reporting from Washington - Democratic leaders working to craft a healthcare bill ... Obama Endorses Bill to Create Panel on Deficit 2009 Democratic agenda severely weakened by Republicans' united opposition Court ruling, plus Mass. Senate setback, deals Democrats double blow |
