politico.com - 11/3/2008
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Carrie Budoff Brown reported earlier that Obama told the press corps, which has resorted to shouting questions at him, that he'd finally have a press conference on Wednesday.
But that doesn't seem to be the case, according to a pool report written in Columbus, Ohio.
About that Weds presser: ...
redstate.com - 11/8/2008
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redstate.com —
The new President-elect held his first press conference
today, ostensibly to discuss the state of the economy....
Barack Obama is promising a new stimulus package to combat the current economic crisis--despite the fact that temporary stimulus ...
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The Obama Presser
talkingpointsmemo.com - 11/7/2008
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talkingpointsmemo.com —
I don't have any put together thoughts on
Obama's presser. But a few quick observations. He seemed...
a little tight at first -- during the speech and at the beginning of Q&A.; But then he warmed to it and seemed much better. The Clinton-Bush transition ...
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Does Obama have a message for Petraeus?
Rathergate.com —
... : ABC NEWS: “Senator, David Petraeus just arrived in Pakistan, do you have a message for him?” OBAMA: (Smiles, says something no one can hear and gets in his car.) Mike Calderon reports that the question was asked by Tapper himself. He also said that Obama , who’d promised a presser on Wednesday, has no, through ABC News reporter/Obama spokesperson Linda Douglass, backed out of it.
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