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October 31st, 2010
11:17 PM ET
Obama rallies in Ohio CLEVELAND, Ohio (CNN) – President Barack Obama on Sunday implored Democrats to get out and vote this week in his final campaign speech for the upcoming congressional elections. With his party expected to lose seats in both chambers, and perhaps its House majority, Obama told a rally at Cleveland State University that the only way to ensure continued policies intended to help working-class Americans was to keep Democrats in power. For the complete story, read CNN's Political Ticker 
October 31st, 2010
11:14 PM ET
Obamas host Halloween at the White HouseWashington (CNN) - President Barack Obama welcomed area students and children of military families Sunday to celebrate Halloween at the White House. Joined by his wife, Michelle, the president handed out treats to the gaggles of costumed children gathered on the lawn. Neither the president nor his wife dressed up. The trick-or-treaters - ranging in age from 6 to 14 - were from schools in the Washington, D.C., Maryland and Virginia areas, the White House said. For the complete story, read CNN's Political Ticker
October 31st, 2010
10:56 PM ET
President's Schedule – Monday, November 1, 2010In the morning, the President will receive the Presidential Daily Briefing and meet with senior advisors in the Oval Office. These meetings are closed press. 9:45AM ET THE PRESIDENT receives the Presidential Daily Briefing Briefing Schedule
October 31st, 2010
05:10 PM ET
Obama calls on Democrats to vote on TuesdayCleveland, Ohio (CNN) - President Barack Obama on Sunday implored Democrats to get out and vote this week in his final campaign speech for the upcoming congressional elections. With his party expected to lose seats in both chambers, and perhaps its House majority, Obama told a rally at Cleveland State University that the only way to ensure continued policies intended to help working-class Americans was to keep Democrats in power. For the entire story, see CNN's Political Ticker.
October 31st, 2010
04:44 PM ET
Remarks of the President and Vice President at DNC "Moving America Forward" rallyDelivered at the Wolstein Center at Cleveland State University THE VICE PRESIDENT: Hello, Cleveland! (Applause.) Hello, folks. How you doing, ladies? It’s great to see you all. Man, I want to look like you when I grow up, man, you're looking awful good. (Applause.) Good to see you. Hey, folks, it’s great to be with you. (Applause.) It’s really good to be back in Ohio with the best governor in the United States of America, Ted Strickland. (Applause.)
October 31st, 2010
11:26 AM ET
Obama does cable(CNN) – Some cable television viewers will see a commercial from President Obama beginning Saturday. The 30-second spot, paid for by the Democratic National Committee, will air on MSNBC and BET and features a speech by the president that lays out the stakes in Tuesday’s election, according to a Democratic Party source. For the full story, read CNN's Political Ticker
October 30th, 2010
10:30 PM ET
Top Chef Master tweets Obama's Chicago dinnerTop Chef Masters-winning Rick Bayless took to Twitter tonight to share images of President Obama's visit to his old stomping grounds – Bayless' Topolobampo and Frontera Grill. Before the First Couple moved to Washington D.C., they were regular patrons of the chef's adjoining Chicago restaurants, which specialize in Mexican cuisine. Read the entire post on CNN's Eatorcracy blog!
October 30th, 2010
08:28 PM ET
Obama returns home to make final pitch to votersCHICAGO, Illinois (CNN) – Senate Majority Whip Dick Durbin remembers sitting down for a meeting at the White House with the rest of the Democratic leadership a month ago, when President Obama promised he was blowing up his schedule to try to help keep control of Congress. "He said, 'I'm going on the campaign trail for the next month, and I told my scheduler to ignore me when I say I'm tired,'" Durbin, D-Illinois, recalled in the cold of an outdoor rally just a few blocks from Obama's home. The Saturday event drew at least 35,000 people, according to Democratic officials. Now, with just two days left until the midterm election, the question is whether that love will translate into Democratic victories across the country, let alone in Obama's own backyard. "This is home," Durbin added as Obama lingered nearby, working an extra long rope line, "and these people love him."
October 30th, 2010
06:22 PM ET
President's remarks at DNC "Moving America Forward" rallyDelivered at the Arena at Harbor Yard in Bridgeport, Connecticut AUDIENCE: Yes, we can! Yes, we can! Yes, we can! Yes, we can! Yes, we can! Yes, we can! THE PRESIDENT: Thank you so much. Thank you, everybody. Now, I don't know about you, but this is getting me kind of fired up. (Applause.)
October 30th, 2010
04:13 PM ET
President's Remarks at DNC event in PhiladelphiaDelivered at Temple University First of all, thank you, Elliot, for the unbelievable introduction. We appreciate you. We’ve got a couple other special guests here. I want to make sure that I acknowledge them. Governor Ed Rendell is in the house. (Applause.) U.S. Senator Arlen Specter is here. (Applause.) U.S. Senator Bob Casey. (Applause.) Congressman Chaka Fattah. (Applause.) Congressman soon-to-be-senator Joe Sestak. (Applause.) Mayor Michael Nutter. (Applause.) Allegheny County Executive and soon-to-be-governor Dan Onorato. (Applause.) |
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