In the weekly address for Saturday, February 7, 2009, President Barack Obama commends the progress the Senate has made on moving the recovery plan forward, and urged its completion.
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- President Obama's weekly address
- Gov Beshear's weekly address
- The party of 'No'
- Republicans get fact-checked
- Beshear releases plan for stimulus dollars
- Obama's Address to Joint Session of Congress
- Bunning's gaffe
- Bunning's shocking insensitivity
- Mitch distorts facts on CNN
- Mitch's shameful legacy
- Simpson earns rep for oratory
- President Obama's weekly address
- Gov Beshear on Kentucky's budget
- Beshear Creates Early Childhood Task Force
- The Obstructionists Lost
- Republican unity can backfire on party
- Associated Press-GfK poll
- Recovery
- Gov Beshear leads in energy efficiency
- Obama signs stimulus bill
- Obama Riding the Wave
- They Sure Showed That Obama
- Bush budgets mock Republicans balking at stimulus
- President Obama's weekly address
- Red Ink
- Americans approve of Obama's performance
- Obama appeals for bipartisan help on economy
- Obama calls for swift action on 'economic emergency'
- Obama Stumps for Stimulus
- GOP’s outcry over deficits disingenuous
- 'If Rush Limbaugh told you to jump off a cliff...'
- President Obama's weekly address
- On the Edge
- The Action Americans Need
- Dems can win Kentucky US Senate seat in 2010
- Online video of Gov Beshear's speech
- Stimulus plan's effect on Kentucky
- Gov Beshear's State of the Commonwealth Address
- New radio ad targeting Jim Bunning
- Herbert Hoover Lives
- Funny comic by Bill Day
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