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whitehouse.gov - 1/20/2009

Executive Orders

— whitehouse.gov — The White House - President Barack Obama The White House emblem Flag of the United States of... America The Briefing Room Weekly Video Address The Blog Slideshows Pool Report Proclamations Executive Orders Nominations & Appointments The Agenda Civil ... (more) Executive Orders

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Barack Obama

Foreign Policy

Homeland Security

Iraq

Joe Biden

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Presidents

— whitehouse.gov — The White House - President Barack Obama The White House emblem Flag of the United States of... America The Briefing Room Weekly Video Address The Blog Slideshows Pool Report Proclamations Executive Orders Nominations & Appointments The Agenda Civil ... (more) Presidents

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Barack Obama

Camp David

Washington, D.C

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Welcome to the White House

— georgewbush-whitehouse.archives.gov — Presidential Transition The peaceful transfer of power from one Presidential Administration to the next is a hallmark... of American democracy. With our Nation at war, our homeland targeted by terrorist adversaries, and our economy facing serious ... (more) Welcome to the White House

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Homeland Security

Blair House

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First Whitehouse.Gov Blog Post
The Atlantic Politics Channel — ... Obama has committed to making his administration the most open and transparent in history, and WhiteHouse.gov will play a major role in delivering on that promise. The President's executive orders and proclamations will be published for everyone to review, and that's just the beginning of our efforts to provide a window for all Americans into the business of the government. You can also learn about some of the senior leadership in the new administration and about the President's policy priorities. ...

The agenda
Ben Smith's Blog — Obama lays out his positions on the White House website, and Marc Ambinder notes that his promises on gay rights are there in print: "The President will work with military leaders to repeal the current policy and ensure it helps accomplish our national defense goal."

WhiteHouse.gov
Political Punch — Previous | Main WhiteHouse.gov January 20, 2009 10:16 PM The Obama White House Web site is up and running with a blog and full description of President Obama's agenda . His civil rights agenda will evoke some serious opposition in Congress, especially as it pertains to Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Americans. He pledges to expand hate crimes statutes, support full civil unions and federal rights for LGBT couples, expanded adoption rights, and repeal Don't Ask-Don't Tell. - jpt January 20, 2009 | Permalink | User ...

Can’t Say You Weren’t Warned Up Front
Daily Pundit — The Agenda IN THIS SECTION Civil Rights Fiscal Seniors & Social Security Defense Foreign Policy Service Disabilities Health Care Taxes Economy Homeland Security Technology Education Immigration Urban Policy Energy & Environment Iraq Veterans Ethics Poverty Women Family Rural Additional Issues It’s all here. You need to take a look at the official Obama agenda.

New White House Website Drops Iran Threat From “Unacceptable” To Just “Troubling”
Pat Dollard | Young Americans — Earlier notations on WH Website, Bush, and Hurricane Katrina slant. Commentary Magazine: Is “Unacceptable” Now Merely “Troubling”? Rick Richman The new White House website is up, and one can “Read the President’s entire agenda” with a single click. Under “Foreign Policy,” there are sub-headings covering different issues, most with multiple bullet-points. Here is the entire entry for Iran: • Diplomacy: Barack Obama supports tough and direct diplomacy with Iran ...

More on that cool new "change" website
Daily Kos — ... realize the new administration cares about healing the country. For example, here's something from the blog Facing South: The new White House Web site unveiled Tuesday by President Barack Obama's administration announces that "Change has Come to America." It also criticizes former-President Bush's failed response to Hurricane Katrina and makes a strong statement of support for rebuilding the region. The new whitehouse.gov Web site details: President Obama will keep the broken promises made by ...