In this week’s address, President Obama said that once business resumes in Washington, he looks forward to working with members of both parties to meet the challenges facing the country. By working together in a spirit of common cause, the President and members of Congress can face these challenges in a way worthy of the voters who sent them to Washington.
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- Editorial comic roundup
- Report: Bush illegally helped reelect Geoff Davis
- President Obama's weekly address
- Paul's meat ax
- Rand Paul's warped fiscal priorities
- Governor Beshear's weekly address
- Fact-Checking the Republican SOTU Response
- A Long Island tax cut backfires on the Tea Party
- Video: The 2011 State of the Union Address
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- President Obama's weekly address
- Governor Beshear's weekly address
- Fudging the Facts on Health Care and Deficits
- What Seniors Groups Are Saying
- What Health Care Providers Are Saying
- What Patient Groups Are Saying
- Experts doubt claim that health care's a 'job killer'
- Governor Beshear: Bad time to raise taxes
- Editorial comic roundup
- President Obama's weekly address
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