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Obama on racial matters: 'Door still open'
The SwampPresident Barack Obama, the son of a Kenyan and travelling through Ghana today, was asked what Africa means to him - "Is it half of you?'' "Well, no, I don't think it would be fair to say it was half,''......Tags: Minority Groups, Human Body, U.S. Presidential Election (2008), Afghanistan, Politics
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Obama: 'Frumpy... not guy' for tight jeans
The Swampby Mark Silva Never mind healthcare. How 'bout those blue jeans? "I heard they were cracking on my jeans,'' President Barack Obama said of the post-game review of the baggy jeans that he wore throwing the first pitch at Major......Tags: NBC (tv network), National Government, Multi-Sport Events, Sports, Defense
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Hillary Clinton: 'Advisor,' team player
The Swampby Mark Silva and updated It's 3 a.m. The telephone is ringing in the White House. Wrong number. The national security line has been set on call-forwarding to the Naval Observatory, the vice president's domain. The crisis hot-lines are ringing......Tags: Heads of State, Hillary Clinton, Afghanistan, North Korea, Politics
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Colin Powell: Racial profiling, anger, cool
The Swampby Mark Silva Retired Army Gen. Colin Powell, who also once served as the chief diplomat for the United States, says Harvard Professor Henry Louis Gates Jr. could have averted the famed confrontation with the Cambridge, Mass., Police Department at......Tags: Minority Groups, Iraq, Education, Public Finance, Dick Cheney
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Clinton: If 'Obama walked on water...'
The Swampby Mark Silva While maintaining that husband Bill Clinton's journey to North Korea to secure the release of two American journalists was "a private mission,'' apart from any consideration of nuclear proliferation, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says...Tags: Government Health Care, Hillary Clinton, Democratic Party, Public Finance, Prisons
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Guantanamo move: Courtroom in prison?
The Swampby Josh Meyer and Julian E. Barnes bbe Obama administration could transfer Guantanamo inmates to be tried and detained at a hybrid military-civilian prison in the United States as part of a proposal being examined by U.S. security agencies, officials........Tags: Heads of State, State Budgets, Michigan, Trials, Politics
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Obama: Two wars, one promise
The Swampby Mark Silva President Barack Obama, who has pledged to bring the troops home from Iraq while the American deployment in Afghanistan grows, faced the Veterans of Foreign Wars today in Phoenix. The U.S. has placed more than 60,000 troops......Tags: New England Patriots, Iraq, State Budgets, Explosions, Robert Gates
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Mullen sees more troops in Afghanistan
The Swampby Julian E. Barnes and updated A properly resourced counter-insurgency effort in Afghanistan probably means that more military forces will be needed there, the top uniformed officer said today. Adm. Michael G. Mullen, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of...Tags: Afghanistan, Wars and Interventions, John McCain, Islam, Barack Obama
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9/11 eight years on: Raw nerves remain
The Swampby Mark Silva Eight years after the nation suffered its worst domestic assault, the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, President Barack Obama has maintained a national emergency alert and pledged to "do everything in our power to keep America......Tags: Arne Duncan, Hillary Clinton, Education, Politics, Hands
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Obama: 9/11 'renews our resolve'
The Swampby Mark Silva On a rainy morning eight years after airline-hijacking terrorists attacked the World Trade Center towers in New York City and struck the Pentagon outside of Washington, President Barack Obama took part today in a somber wreath-laying at........Tags: Pennsylvania, Hillary Clinton, Arne Duncan, Afghanistan, Education
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Obama on 9/11: A new bullhorn
The Swampby Mark Silva Eight years after the terrorist attacks on New York City's World Trade Center and the Pentagon, the U.S. still is at war - indeed an escalating war on foreign shores -- against "the people who knocked down......Tags: 60 Minutes (tv program), Afghanistan, Robert Gates, Politics, Civil Unrest
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Diane Sawyer: Anchors aweigh at ABC
The Swampby Mark Silva and updated Another anchorman steps down. Another anchorwoman steps up. ABC News has announced that Charles Gibson, anchor of the evening World News since May 2006, will leave the chair at year's end and retire from the......Tags: Minority Groups, 60 Minutes (tv program), Brian Williams, Saddam Hussein, Michael Jackson
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