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Obama’s Remarks on Budget Reform
The prepared remarks of President-elect Barack Obama in Chicago on his nominees for White House budget posts. Good morning. I speak to you today, mindful that we meet at a moment of great challenge for America, as our credit markets are stressed, and our families are struggling. But as difficult as these times are, I’m confident that we will rise to meet this challenge – if we’re willing to band together and recognize that Wall Street cannot thrive so long as Main Street is struggling; if ...
Text of President-Elect Obama’s Remarks on Economic Team
blogs.wsj.com — Text of President-elect Obama’s remarks introducing his new economic team. President-Elect Barack Obama Economic Team Announcement Monday,... November 24, 2008 Chicago, Illinois Good morning. The news this past week, including this ... (more) Text of President-Elect Obama’s Remarks on Economic Team
Obama’s Remarks on His National Security Nominees
blogs.wsj.com — The prepared remarks of President-Elect Barack Obama in Chicago on the introduction of the nominees for his... national security team. Good morning. Last week, we announced our economic team, which is working as we speak to craft an Economic ... (more) Obama’s Remarks on His National Security Nominees
Obama’s Remarks on Economic Panel
blogs.wsj.com — The prepared remarks of President-elect Barack Obama in Chicago on his picks for a new economic advisory... board. Good morning. It has become increasingly clear in recent months that we are facing an economic crisis of historic proportions.  ... (more) Obama’s Remarks on Economic Panel
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Obama's budget team
Political Animal — ... : Peter Orszag as the director of the Office of Management and Budget, and Robert Nabors as the deputy director. They're pretty impressive folks who'll no doubt serve the nation well. One thing that came up during the brief event in Chicago is Obama's intention to cut wasteful spending from the budget. "[I]f we're going to make the investments we need, we must also be willing to shed the spending we don't. In these challenging times, when we are facing both rising deficits and a sinking economy, budget reform is not an option. It is an imperative. We cannot sustain a system ...

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