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jammiewearingfool.blogspot.com - 2/19/2009
Bumbling Obama Doesn't Realize He's In Canada: 'It's a Great Pleasure to Be Here in Iowa - Ottawa'
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No doubt the media will just claim the poor thing is tired from working so hard to save America.OTTAWA, Canada - President Obama and Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper just started their joint news conference, the first such dual podium event for the new president.The newness is showing - ...
Obama accidentally says 'Iowa' in Ottawa - Bellantoni on Politics
washingtontimes.com - 2/19/2009
Obama accidentally says 'Iowa' in Ottawa - Bellantoni on Politics
— washingtontimes.com — OTTAWA , Canada - President Obama and Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper just started their joint news... conference, the first such dual podium event for the new president. The newness is showing - the president began his remarks with, "It's a ... (more) Obama accidentally says ...

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cbc.ca - 2/19/2009
Obama arrives in Ottawa
— cbc.ca — Gov. Gen. Michaëlle Jean welcomed U.S. President Barack Obama to Canada Thursday for his first foreign trip... since taking office in what is being billed as a six-hour no-nonsense working visit with Prime Minister Stephen Harper. (more) Obama arrives in Ottawa

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thestar.com - 2/20/2009
Canada | Transcript: Obama-Harper press conference
— thestar.com — English-language transcript of a news conference held Thursday, Feb. 19 by U.S. President Barack Obama and Prime... Minister Stephen Harper, as released by the White House press secretary's office. PRESIDENT OBAMA: Hello, good afternoon. PRIME MINISTER ... (more) Canada | Transcript: Obama-Harper press conference

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Gateway Pundit:  Bumbler In Chief Tells Canucks: "It's a Pleasure to Be Here In Iowa"

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Bumbler In Chief Tells Canucks: "It's a Pleasure to Be Here In Iowa"
Gateway Pundit — Maybe he thought he was in one of the northern 57 states ? Or, maybe he was thinking of Kentucky?? Whatever, the Bumbler in Chief made a great first impression with the Canadians today, via JWF: President Obama and Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper just started their joint news conference, the first such dual podium event for the new president. The newness is showing - the president began his remarks with, "It's a great ...

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President Obama And PM Harper On NAFTA
talkleft.com 2/20/2009 — One of the more interesting exchanges in today's press conference with President Obama and Canadian Prime Minister Harper was the discussion of trade, NAFTA and the Buy American provisions in the stimulus. On the flip is the pertinent excerpts : Q ...
President Barack Obama met with Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper. — truthout
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Obama Goes To Iowa - Er, Ottawa — Pirate's Cove
President Obama and Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper just started their joint news conference, the first such dual podium event for the new president. The newness is showing - the president began his remarks with, “ It’s a great pleasure to be here in Iowa - Ottawa .” ...
Obama Thanks Canadians Who Crossed the Border to Work On His Campaign — Gateway Pundit
Dear Leader is pleased. The Politico reported: Concluding his press conference with Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper in Ottawa, President Obama concluded with a line that should keep talk radio back home busy for a week to come. "I want to also, by the way, thank some of the Canadians ...
Canadian Cartoonists Look At Obama Trip To Canada — The Moderate Voice
President Barack Obama has been in Canada to meet Canadian Prime Minister Harper. Here’s some info on one of the more interesting exchanges. Meanwhile, Canadian cartoonists are having lots fun. Here are three cartoons: Obama in Canada Aislin, The Montreal Gazette (more…)
Christina Bellantoni: Obama accidentally says 'Iowa' in Ottawa — Politics on HuffingtonPost.com
First published at WashingtonTimes.com OTTAWA, Canada - President Obama and Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper just started their joint news conference, the first such dual podium event for the new president. The newness is showing - the president began his remarks with, "It's a ...
Christopher J. Finlay: Obama in Ottawa: When Hope met Apathy — Politics on HuffingtonPost.com
Today, President Barack Obama, the product of a reinvigorated and dynamic political culture, met with Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper, the by-product of a diseased system of government and an apathetic Canadian public. Although both men ran in federal elections this fall, the ...
Obama thanks Canadian campaigners — Ben Smith's Blog
Concluding his press conference with Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper in Ottawa, President Obama concluded with a line that should keep talk radio back home busy for a week to come. "I want to also, by the way, thank some of the Canadians who came over the border to campaign for me ...
Dear Leaders Opening Statement At Joint News Conference In Ottowa — The Jawa Report
Hopey One Kenobi is still confused where he is at.Ottowa, Canada President Obama and Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper just started their joint news conference, the first such dual podium event for the new president The newness is showing -...
Canada Welcomes Obama On First Foreign Trip — Politics on HuffingtonPost.com
UPDATE: 3:30 pm President Barack Obama tried to calm fears about American protectionism and assure Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper that he wants to grow trade between the two nations, reports the AP. Obama says he told the Canadian leader during talks in Ottawa that there is ...
Canada Welcomes Obama On First Foreign Trip — The Huffington Post | Full News Feed
UPDATE: 3:30 pm President Barack Obama tried to calm fears about American protectionism and assure Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper that he wants to grow trade between the two nations during his first foreign trip as president, reports the AP. Obama says he told the Canadian leader ...
Iowa on his mind — Ben Smith's Blog
Maybe it's something about the Canadian landscape. In any case, Obama just remarked , "It's a great pleasure to be here in Iowa -- Ottawa."
Thursday Afternoon Open Thread — TalkLeft
President Obama is in Canada today on a visit with the Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper. Matt Yglesias writes a good post on the importance of the US-Canada relationship. This is an Open Thread.
WATCH LIVE: Obama, Canadian PM Harper Hold Joint News Conference — The Huffington Post | Full News Feed
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WATCH LIVE: Obama, Canadian PM Harper Hold Joint News Conference — Politics on HuffingtonPost.com
Watch Barack Obama and Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper's joint news conference in Ottawa, Canada. .msnbcLinks {font-size:11px; font-family:Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; color: #999; margin-top: 5px; background: transparent; text-align: center; width: 425px;} .msnbcLinks a ...
Oh, Canada — TPM Election Central
Barack Obama's in Ottawa today. The snow's falling. People are skating on the canals. The president and Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper will meet and Obama will fly home after a few hours. It's the classic first presidential visit abroad. But there are a couple of things to watch out ...
As Obama hits foreign soil today in Canada, where else should he go with his passport? — BuzzFlash.org - Progressive News and Commentary with an Attitude | Fight Ignorance: Read BuzzFlash
A BUZZFLASH NEWS ALERT by Chad Rubel President Obama is making his first trip to foreign soil, meeting in Canada to talk with Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Liberal Party Leader Michael Ignatieff in Ottawa. Obama is fulfilling the modern presidential requirement (with one grand ...
The Early Word: Obama Talks Trade in Canada — The Caucus
On his first foreign trip as president, Barack Obama intends to reassure Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper that the United States is committed to a robust trading relationship.
Obama Canada Trip Will Address Protectionist Fears — The Huffington Post | Full News Feed
Barack Obama will seek to quell Canadian concerns about U.S. protectionism when he makes his first foreign trip as president on Thursday to the United States' biggest trading partner and energy supplier. Obama and Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper will discuss trade, clean energy ...
Obama Canada Trip Will Address Protectionist Fears — Politics on HuffingtonPost.com
Barack Obama will seek to quell Canadian concerns about U.S. protectionism when he makes his first foreign trip as president on Thursday to the United States' biggest trading partner and energy supplier. Obama and Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper will discuss trade, clean energy ...
Bill Gallagher: Obama, O Canada , Oh Yeah — BuzzFlash.org - Progressive News and Commentary with an Attitude | Fight Ignorance: Read BuzzFlash
A BUZZFLASH GUEST CONTRIBUTION by Bill Gallagher "We peer so suspiciously at each other that we cannot see that we Canadians are standing on the mountaintop of human wealth, freedom, and privilege" -- Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau This week, Barack Obama is taking ...
Obama eases Canadian trade worries — POLITICO.com: Politics
Obama agreed with Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper on the need to boost trade across the border.
Obama thanks Canadian campaigners (Politico) — Yahoo! News: Politics News
Politico - Concluding his press conference with Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper in Ottawa, President Obama concluded with a line that should keep talk radio back home busy for a week to come.
Obama, Harper hail clean energy dialogue (AP) — Yahoo! News: Politics News
AP - President Barack Obama and his Canadian counterpart, Prime Minister Stephen Harper, are hailing an agreement to begin a clean-energy dialogue.