File:2010-01-23 President Obama's Weekly Address.ogv
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[edit]Description2010-01-23 President Obama's Weekly Address.ogv | Weekly Address: President Obama Vows to Continue Standing Up to the Special Interests on Behalf of the American People. In this week’s address, President Barack Obama addresses the Supreme Court decision to further empower corporations to use their financial clout to directly influence elections and vows that "as long as I'm your President, I'll never stop fighting to make sure that the most powerful voice in Washington belongs to you." |
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Source | obamawhitehouse.archives.gov |
Author | The White House |
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