The White House Office of the Press Secretary For Immediate Release January 28, 2012

WEEKLY ADDRESS: Presidents Blueprint Includes Renewal of American Values

WASHINGTON, DC In his weekly address, President Obama discusses the blueprint he put forward this week in the State of the Union Address for creating an economy built to last. After focusing on American manufacturing, American energy, and skills for American workers during each of the last three days, he used his weekly address to highlight his commitment to a renewal of American values. The President is challenging leaders in Washington, DC to follow the model set by our men and women in the military, end the gridlock and start tackling the issues that matter without regard for personal ambition. Remarks of President Barack Obama As Prepared for Delivery Saturday, January 28, 2011 The White House On Tuesday, in my State of the Union Address, I laid out a blueprint for an economy built to last an economy built on American manufacturing, American energy, skills for American workers, and a renewal of American values. This week, I took that blueprint across the country, and what I saw was people who work hard and believe in each other. They believe in the America thats within our reach. But theyre not sure that the right thing will get done in Washington this year, or next year, or the year after that. And frankly, when you look at some of the things that go on in this town, who could blame them for being a little cynical? Just two days ago, a senator from Utah promised to obstruct every single American I appoint to a judgeship or public service position unless I fire the consumer watchdog I put in place to protect the American people from financial schemes or malpractice. For the most part, its not that this senator thinks these nominees are unqualified. In fact, all of the judicial nominees being blocked have bipartisan support. And almost 90 percent have unanimous support from the Judiciary Committee. Instead, one of his aides told reporters that the senator plans to, and Im quoting here, Delay and slow the process in order to get the Presidents attention.

This isnt about me. We werent sent here to wage perpetual political campaigns against each other. We were sent here to serve the American people. And they deserve better than gridlock and games. One senator gumming up the works for the whole country is certainly not what our founding fathers envisioned. The truth is, neither party has been blameless in tactics like these. But its time for both parties to put an end to them. Im asking Congress, both Democrats and Republicans, to stop this kind of behavior by passing a rule that allows all judicial and public service nominations a simple up-ordown vote within 90 days. We should also stem the corrosive influence of money in politics. The House and Senate should send me a bill that bans insider trading by Members of Congress, and I will sign it immediately. They should limit any elected official from owning stocks in industries they impact. And they should make sure people who bundle campaign contributions for Congress cant lobby Congress, and vice versa. During my Address on Tuesday night, I spoke about the incredible example set by the men and women of our armed forces. At a time when too many of our institutions have let us down, they exceed all expectations. Theyre not consumed with personal ambition. They dont obsess over their differences. They focus on the mission at hand. They work together. If you agree with me that leaders in Washington should follow their example, then make your voice heard. Tell your Member of Congress that its time to end the gridlock, and start tackling the issues that really matter an economy built on American manufacturing, American energy, American skills and education, and a return to American values. An economy built to last. Thank you, God bless you, and have a great weekend.

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WEEKLY ADDRESS: Presidents Blueprint Includes Renewal of American Values

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WASHINGTON, DC In his weekly address, President Obama discusses the blueprint he put forward this week in the State of the Union Address for creating an economy built to last.
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After focusing on American manufacturing, American energy, and skills for American workers during each of the last three days, he used his weekly address to highlight his commitment to a renewal of American values.
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The President is challenging leaders in Washington, DC to follow the model set by our men and women in the military, end the gridlock and start tackling the issues that matter without regard for personal ambition.
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Remarks of President Barack Obama As Prepared for Delivery Saturday, January 28, 2011 The White House

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On Tuesday, in my State of the Union Address, I laid out a blueprint for an economy built to
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last an economy built on American manufacturing, American energy, skills for American workers, and a renewal of American values.
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1. print of plan: a photographic print of a technical drawing with white lines printed on a blue background, or a similarly produced print with blue lines on a white background, usually of an architectural or engineering design 2. plan or guide: a plan of action or a guide to doing something His administration's policies became a blueprint for those that followed.

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They believe in the America thats within our reach. But theyre not sure that the right thing will get done in Washington this year, or next year, or the year after that.
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And frankly, when you look at some of the things that go on in this town, who could blame them for being a little cynical?
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Just two days ago, a senator from Utah promised to obstruct every single American I appoint to a judgeship or public service position unless I fire the consumer watchdog I put in place to protect the American people from financial schemes or malpractice.
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For the most part, its not that this senator thinks these nominees are unqualified. In fact, all of the judicial nominees being blocked have bipartisan support. And almost 90 percent have unanimous support from the Judiciary Committee.
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Instead, one of his aides told reporters that the senator plans to, and Im quoting here, Delay and slow the process in order to get the Presidents attention.
Attempts to turn the Republican System Dysfunctional are attempts against core American Ideals and Values doomed to fail since the System despite the enormous efforts to destroy it from the inside still stands. Those who attempt them are , plainly put , not Americans no matter what their passport or generation root claims to be , since to be American is to think as One.

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This isnt about me. We werent sent here to wage perpetual political campaigns against each other. We were sent here to serve the American people.
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And they deserve better than gridlock and games. One senator gumming up the works for the whole country is certainly not what our founding fathers envisioned.
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The truth is, neither party has been blameless in tactics like these. But its time for both parties
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to put an end to them.

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Im asking Congress, both Democrats and Republicans, to stop this kind of behavior by passing a rule that allows all judicial and public service nominations a simple up-or-down vote within 90 days.
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We should also stem the corrosive influence of money in politics. The House and Senate should send me a bill that bans insider trading by Members of Congress, and I will sign it immediately.
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During my Address on Tuesday night, I spoke about the incredible example set by the men and women of our armed forces.
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At a time when too many of our institutions have let us down, they exceed all expectations. Theyre not consumed with personal ambition.
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They dont obsess over their differences. They focus on the mission at hand. They work together.
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If you agree with me that leaders in Washington should follow their example, then make your voice heard.
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1. traffic jam: a traffic jam in which congestion at one or two intersections affects a wide area, so that traffic is unable to move in any direction 2. deadlock: a situation in which no progress can be made

Tell your Member of Congress that its time to end the gridlock, and start tackling the issues that -gridlocked, adjective really matter
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an economy built on American manufacturing, American energy, American skills and education, and a return to American values. An economy built to last.
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Thank you, God bless you, and have a great weekend.

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Describes a Couple's Daily Separation n Reunion.

(Male Human - Richard Marx Like Vocals)

What a Day's Morning, What a Day's Morning, Waiting Me 'n You, All in this World i wanna do, is travel in your Eyes' Blues...

What a Day's Morning, A Day's Good Morning, Softly Touching You, Whispering A Word of Love or Two...

I'M missing you...

I'M missing you...

(Female Human - Dolly Parton Like Vocals)

What a Day's Morning, What a Day's Morning, Can't Wait to get back to you... During night i Stole a Kiss from your Lips or Two...

What a Day's Morning, A Day's Happy Morning, No matter how long Time may Run, Always Havin the Feeling i left alive a second or two...

Cause of You... Cause of You...

What a Day's Morning, A Moment's Glory, Life sometime's a CarToon... But We End Up singing the same Tune...

What a Day's Morning, Can't Wait to get back to you... During night i Stole a Kiss from your Lips or Two...

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