White House Twitter Townhall Meeting
President Barack Obama
White House Photo by Pete Souza, July 5, 2011
President Barack Obama talks with Press Secretary Jay Carney and Senior Advisor David Plouffe in between meetings in the Oval Office.
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"TWITTER TOWN HALL MEETING"
Posted by Karen Ann Carr
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WASHINGTON- President Barack Obama answered questions about the economy and jobs today during his first Twitter town hall meeting. Where his sense of urgency about the U.S. economy, the most predictable financial crisis in the history of the United States of America.
It was a success, but President Obama was not constrained to Twitter’s 140-character limit, as were the questioners. He answered the questions of Twitter users surrounded by Twitter fans, White House staff and the White House press.Meanwhile, Senate Democrats were at the Capitol on behalf of the Obama administration kicking the U.S. deficits, the U.S. debt crisis, and the U.S. unfunded subsidies and U.S. expenditures down the road. Where is President Obama’s vision for cutting unfunded entitlements, subsidies and debts? Why are Republicans and Democrats willing to continue perilous spending and living beyond our means? After months of debate and backroom wrangling the U.S. Congress is still not debating an achievable plan. What is wrong with these Congressional leaders? U.S. debt and the U.S. deficit are not going to disappear. Why aren’t they doing what’s right for America? Uncertainty in the global market is looming.
President Obama lectured the U.S. Congress about staying in Washington, DC to deal with the debt, U.S. obligations and budget issues, but since that time the President and U.S. Congress has failed to arbitrate and agreement. Defaulting on our U.S. obligations is weakening small businesses. A realistic budget must come to the floor of the U.S. Congress for a vote, immediately.
Now a second dip recession is all but certain, because of the irresponsibility of the U.S. Congress and the Obama administration. We are operating 4 trillion dollars beyond a sustainable U.S. economy. A massive blow to the national economy has already hit us; the America surplus has been spent on wars and America is taking in sixty percent less in revenues. There is less money to pay for an increase in the debt limit.
It really does not matter that deficit reduction negotiations took place over the Fourth of July weekend. Moreover, it does not matter that Democrats want to increase taxes on the wealthy or that Republicans want to increase taxes on everyone. Tax benefits and subsidies for oil companies and ethanol producers have been sustained beyond ethical reasonableness. 50 thousand dollars of debt per American or sustaining 14.5 trillion dollars of national debt is outrageous. U.S. companies are less competitive because federal government borrowing is offsetting U.S. economic growth.
What matters is that healthy corporations are stripping money out of the hands of college kids, little children with special needs and the programs institutions, which are working to reverse the tides of poverty in America. What matters is that America deserves better leadership, especially if America fails to pay its obligations. What matters is that cuts in corporate tax rates will allow the market place to pick winners and loosers.
Democrats and Republicans are arguing for increases in the U.S. debt limits, tax increases on millionaires and billionaires, and sustaining unfunded subsidies and entitlements.
An affective U.S. Budget cannot be realistic if it sustains fourteen trillion dollars of further spending or debt.An affective U.S. Budget will display common sense measures that prove Washington is cleaning up its actions.
The administration continues to wave banners for raising the debt ceiling at the worst possible time. An agreement to a resolution that calls for the ending of tax breaks for millionaires and billionaires, without dealing with the federal subsidies to the wealthy corporations will defy common sense; as nice as the gesture may be. The incredible federal budget deficit issue should not be kicked down the road any further.
Generating revenue requires a comprehensive solution that begins with the end of grid lock. Increasing the national debt is not an act that displays a willingness to get the national deficit under control.
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U.S. PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA & IRISH PRESIDENT MARY McALEESE
White House Photography by Pete Souza, May 23, 2011.
President Barack Obama talks with Irish President Mary McAleese during a courtesy call in the Drawing Room of the President’s residence in Dublin, Ireland.
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