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The Christian Science Monitor
| 9 months ago
Another sign of presidential disrespect? For the first time, Congress refused a president's request to speak before a joint session. Some Dems see this as part of a pattern of disrespect toward Obama. Washington The spat between the White House and...
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The Daily Star (Bangladesh)
| 9 months ago
President Obama wanted to outline his much-anticipated jobs creation plan next Wednesday evening, but that clashed with a Republican debate. Boehner requested Obama speak a day later instead, and the White House has agreed to his recommendation...The...
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International Business Times
| 9 months ago
President Barack Obama has changed the date of his upcoming high-profile speech on jobs to appease Republicans, who had a presidential debate scheduled for the original date. But now the date is set for the same night as the NFL opener between Green...
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El Dorado Times
| 9 months ago
Both Houses will be back in session after their August recess on Wednesday, September 7th, so that was the date that was requested. We consulted with the Speaker about that date before the letter was released, but he determined Thursday would work...
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The Christian Science Monitor
| 9 months ago
Choosing the night of a GOP debate for Obama's address to Congress on jobs was either petty or incompetent...He'd originally wanted to make the address on Sept. 7, but when the House speaker told him that date was inconvenient, Obama agreed to wait a...
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The Guardian
| 9 months ago
The Obama-Boehner diary clash President Obama has agreed to move his jobs speech to Congress to Thursday , after House speaker John Boehner objected that Wednesday was already taken by a Republican primary debate. Obama's address will now clash with...
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USA Today
| 9 months ago
President Obama and House Republicans had trouble setting a date for a jobs speech . The dispute over whether Obama could address a joint session of Congress on Wednesday or Thursday bodes ill for the chances of a major jobs package, or reducing the...
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Al Jazeera
| 9 months ago
55 US President Barack Obama has given way to his top Republican foe in the feud over a date to debut a new White House jobs plan to a joint session of Congress. Obama had requested September 7 for the long-anticipated speech on tackling the country'...
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The Hindu
| 9 months ago
President Barack Obama has avoided a major political showdown with the opposition Republicans as he agreed to address the joint session of the Congress on September 8 instead of September 7 after objections from House Speaker John Boehner. Mr. Obama,...
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Channel NewsAsia
| 9 months ago
US President Barack Obama late Wednesday bowed to Republican pressure and shifted the date of his new jobs plan rollout to a rare joint session of Congress from September 7 to September 8. The change ended an brief but bitter public spat with...
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The Tribune
| 9 months ago
Address Congress Sept. 8 instead Boehner to Obama: Address Congress Sept. 8 instead House Speaker John Boehner is asking President Barack Obama to give his major speech on jobs to a joint session of Congress on Sept. 8 instead of Sept. 7 as requested...
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Houston Chronicle
| 9 months ago
New York Times reporter John Harwood reported that President Barack Obama had agreed to address Congress next Thursday, instead of next Wednesday as the White House had previously requested. The first major Republican primary debate since Gov. Rick...
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United Press International
| 9 months ago
President Barack Obama agreed Wednesday to delay by one day a proposed address on jobs before a joint session of Congress next week. In a statement issued late Wednesday, the White House said the president agreed to move the speech from Sept. 7 to...
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Taiwan News
| 9 months ago
has acceded to House Speaker John Boehner's wishes to deliver an address on jobs and the economy to a joint session of Congress on Sept. 8. The president had requested Sept. 7 for the long-anticipated speech. In agreeing to Boehner's schedule, Obama "...
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KSAZ
| 9 months ago
President Barack Obama late Wednesday agreed to switch his joint address to Congress on jobs from Sept. 7 to Sept. 8, following controversy after it emerged the initial date would clash with a Republican presidential debate. The move came after it...
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USA Today
| 9 months ago
Less than a month after a standoff between the White House and congressional Republicans about raising the nation's debt ceiling, President Obama and House Speaker John Boehner are facing off again. Now the squabble is over when Obama will make his...
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Moreover Silicon Valley
| 9 months ago
Maybe it seemed like a clever move during a late-night pizza session amongst White House aides. But the decision to try to get one over on House Republicans by publicly asking for President Barack Obama to address a Joint Session of Congress without...
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The Tribune
| 9 months ago
GOP may OK tax increase that Obama hopes to block GOP may OK tax increase that Obama hopes to block News flash: Congressional Republicans want to raise your taxes. Obama to press for new jobs package, deeper deficit cuts Obama to press for new jobs...
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Variety
| 9 months ago
TV News President Obama formally issued a request Wednesday to lay out his latest jobs plan before a joint session of Congress on Sept. 7 at 8:00 p.m. -- the exact date and time of the upcoming NBC News/Politico GOP debate. When the conflict was...
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Gawker
| 9 months ago
Boehner Politely Demands That Obama Move His Speech Date In a gratuitously and joyously dickish move today, the White House announced that it would address a joint session of Congress next Wednesday at 8 p.m., right when the long-planned NBC/Politico...
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Reuters
| 9 months ago
Analysis & Opinion Speaker of the House John Boehner speaks to the media on Capitol Hill in Washington August 1, 2011. Top congressional Republican John Boehner on Wednesday urged President Barack Obama to delay a planned jobs speech to a joint...
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Los Angeles Times
| 9 months ago
Washington Bureau Reporting from Washington House Speaker John A. Boehner says Congress would be happy to hear President Obama 's ideas for job creation, just not on the day he asked for. In a response to Obama's request to speak to a joint session...
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CNSNews.com
| 9 months ago
House Speaker John Boehner is asking President Barack Obama to give his major speech on jobs to a joint session of Congress on Sept. 8 instead of Sept. 7 as requested by the president. Boehner cited a tight House schedule for insisting on the change.
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Seattle Times
| 9 months ago
Boehner cited a tight House schedule for insisting on the change.