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Random Outakes of Political
News
Note: These are official government press releases. Interpret
accordingly.
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The
President's State of the Union Address will start at 6:00 PM
Pacific Time on Tuesday, Jan 28. |
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TAKING
ACTION TO STRENGTHEN SMALL BUSINESSES
President Bush traveled to St. Louis Wednesday to discuss
how his plan for jobs and economic growth will benefit small
business owners. The President called on Congress to move
quickly and act on his economic proposals to encourage our
Nation's entrepreneurs, speed up economic growth, and generate
new jobs for American workers.
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NEW
REPORT ON SADDAM HUSSEIN'S PROPAGANDA AND DISINFORMATION
The White House Office of Global Communications, working
closely with the State and Defense Departments, has prepared
a broad overview of Saddam Hussein's propaganda and disinformation
programs.
Ed note: Am I the only one really
amused at this release?
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Senator
Barbara Boxer's Speech at the Silicon Valley Manufacturing
Group's
Good Government Luncheon Series |
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Senator
Boxer addresses the World Affairs Council As we begin a
new century, it is critically important for America to reexamine
its foreign policy. After winning the Cold War, America now
stands tall as a nation with economic, political, and military
power unparalleled in the history of the world |
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CAPPS
AND BOXER TAKE NEXT STEP TO STOP NEW OFFSHORE DRILLING Congresswoman
Lois Capps and Senator Barbara Boxer formally asked President
Bush to abandon any attempts to appeal last week’s federal
appeals court decision that could stop new oil drilling off
the Central Coast |
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White
House files Friend of the Court Brief opposing Michigan University
affirmative action policy. "At their core, the Michigan
policies amount to a quota system that unfairly rewards or penalizes
perspective students, based solely on their race. So, tomorrow
my administration will file a brief with the court arguing that
the University of Michigan's admissions policies, which award
students a significant number of extra points based solely on
their race, and establishes numerical targets for incoming minority
students, are unconstitutional." - President Bush |
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