Team Obama reports $119M, no debt — USA under Obama's charge not so fortunate. Team Obama reports $119M, no debt — USA under Obama's charge not so fortunate
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Team Obama reports $119M, no debt — USA … – Weasel Zippers
May 18, 2012
Team Obama reports $119M, no debt — USA … – Weasel Zippers
Obama campaign reports $119M, no debt – The Hill's Ballot Box
President Obama's re-election campaign ended the month of April with $119. 5 million cash on hand and no debt , according to financial disclosures filed Friday afternoon.
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Obama campaign reports $119M, no debt – The Hill's Ballot Box
RealClearPolitics – Obama, Hollande Agree on Debt Crisis Approach
President Obama and French President Franҫois Hollande agreed Friday that Europe's ongoing debt crisis should be tackled with a combination of growth measures and fiscal austerity, a view the United States hopes to …
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RealClearPolitics – Obama, Hollande Agree on Debt Crisis Approach
May 17, 2012
Obama, Boehner clash at White House over debt-ceiling hike …
President Obama and House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) clashed during a White House meeting on Wednesday, with the Speaker telling the president that he was “not going to allow a debt ceiling increase without doing …
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Obama, Boehner clash at White House over debt-ceiling hike …
May 16, 2012
Obama, GOP brace for fight over debt limit | Campaign 2012 …
President Obama is bracing for an election-year confrontation with congressional Republicans over the need to again raise the nation's borrowing limit to avoid automatic budget cuts that lawmakers fear would gut the Pentagon's budget at a …
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Obama, GOP brace for fight over debt limit | Campaign 2012 …
First Read – First Read Minute: Another debt-ceiling showdown?
Vice President Joe Biden and Mitt Romney campaign in battleground states, House Speaker John Boehner raises the possibility of a new debt ceiling showdown, the Obama campaign announces April's fundraising numbers, …
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First Read – First Read Minute: Another debt-ceiling showdown?