Barack Obama/Podcasts

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Barack Obama/Podcasts,  Remembering Rosa Parks

“ What are the things that we care about deeply? How are we going to make sure that every child gets the kind of education to prepare them for the global economy? How are we going to make certain that every person in need of health care has access? How do we deal with the kinds of challenges that our generation and future generations are going to face environmentally? Whatever it is that moves you deeply-- the way the imperative of freedom moved Rosa Parks-- we have to act on it. ”
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Barack Obama/Podcasts,  Protecting Voters Against Deceptive Practices

“ We're coming off of an election week in which millions of American exercised one of the most important rights that we possess, the right to vote. As in every election, I hope all eligible Americans went to the polls. But, after looking at what happened over the last two presidential elections, I have some other hopes for Election Day. I hope all voters who got to the polls found voting machines that worked, that there were nonpartisan poll workers who understood the law and enforced it without bias. ”
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Barack Obama/Podcasts,  A Real Solution for High Gas Prices

“ Now's the time to call for innovation and sacrifice from those institutions that can make a difference: the auto industry, the oil industry, the federal government.
The first place to start is with cars. We've got to build cars that use less gasoline. The auto industry hasn't been asked to raise fuel-economy standards in seventeen years and frankly, lately Republicans and Democrats seem to have stopped asking. Today, we've got no choice. Starting in 2008, we should raise CAFE standards (that's the fuel-efficiency standards on cars) a modest 3 percent a year.
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