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![个[-] silent!mezzo 741 points 1 hour ago What's the recipe for the White House's beer? permalink report reply -1 Drutdontobamrom frst hand experience, it is It will be out soon! I can tell from first hand experience, it is tasty permalink parent report reply load more comments (40 replies) [-] Door Knob 53 points 1 hour ago and how can I get a bottle? permalink parent report reply load more comments (4 replies) load more comments (20 replies)](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/000/387/254/e68.gif "e68.gif")
![[-] karlfranks 317 points 1 hour ago Who's your favourite Basketball player? permalink report reply [-] Pre tentObamx [5] 1024 points 49 minutes ago Jordan-I'm a Bulls guy. permalink parent report reply ivanvzm 404 points 47 minutes ago damn right you are edit: ...sir. permalink parent report reply load more comments (3 replies) load more comments (30 replies) load more comments (4 replies)](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/000/387/251/db2.gif "db2.gif")
![[-] suzmerk 537 points 1 hour ago What are you going to do to end the corrupting influence of money in politics during your second term? permalink report reply [-] Dead'en Olano- [S] 587 points 34 minutes ago Money has always been a factor in politics, but we are seeing something new in the no-holds barred flow of seven and eight figure checks, most undisclosed, into super-PACs; they fundamentally threaten to overwhelm the political process over the long run and drown out the voices of ordinary citizens. We need to start with passing the Disclose Act that is already written and been sponsored in Congress to at least force disclosure of who is giving to who We should also pass legislation prohibiting the bundling of campaign contributions from lobbyists. Over the longer term, I think we need to seriously consider mobilizing a constitutional amendment process to overturn Citizens United (assuming the Supreme Court doesn't revisit it). Even if the amendment process falls short, it can shine a spotlight of the super-PAC phenomenon and help apply pressure for change permalink parent report reply load more comments (22 replies) [-] joshuaglynn 34 points 1 hour ago This is by far the most important thing a president can do if they really want to make a change. And it's not just about elections. It's about how laws are made. How we govern ourselves. How we protect our future permalink parent report reply load more comments (6 replies)](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/000/387/248/863.gif "863.gif")
![[-] gobearss 160 points 1 hour ago How do you balance family life and hobbies with, well, being the POTUS? permalink report reply 个[-] DRadentonanm 11 [5] 60 points 12 minutes ago It's hard - truthfully the main thing other than work is just making sure that I'm spending enough time with michelle and the girls. The big advantage I have is that I lve above the store so I have no commute! So we make sure that when I'm in DC I never miss dinner with them at 6:30 pm even if I have to go back down to the Oval for work later in the evening. I do work out every morning as well, and try to get a basketball or golf game in on the weekends just to get out of the bubble. Speaking of balance, though, I need to get going so I'm back in DC in time for dinner. But I want to thank everybody at reddit for participating this is an example of how technology and the internet can empower the sorts of conversations that strengthen our democracy over the long run. AND REMEMBER TO VOTE IN NOVEMBER if you need to know how to register, go to Gottaregister.com. By the way, if you want to know whatI think about this whole reddit experience NOT BAD! perma link parent report reply load more comments (3 replies) load more comments (3 replies)](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/000/387/247/8e2.gif "8e2.gif")
![[-] SharkGirl 1650 points 59 minutes ago We know how Republicans feel about protecting Internet Freedom. Is Internet Freedom an issue you'd push to add to the Democratic Party's 2012 platform? permalink [-] E nal el [s] 1449 points 37 minutes ago" Internet freedom is something I know you all care passionately about; I do too. We will fight hard to make sure that the internet remains the open forum for everybody - from those who are expressing an idea to those to want to start a business. And although there will be occasional disagreements on the details of various legislative proposals, I won't stray from that principle - and it will be reflected in the platform. permalink parent](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/000/387/242/455.png "455.png")
![个[-] FifthSurprise 1011 points 1 hour ago (13091298) What was the most difficult decision that you had to make during this term? permalink save source hide child comments 个[+] OR adenroan. [5] 728 points 37 minutes ago (10111283) The decision to surge our forces in afghanistan. Any time you send our brave men and women into battle, you know that not everyone will come home safely, and that necessarily weighs heavily on you. The decision did help us blunt the taliban's momentum, and is allowing us to transition to afghan lead - so we will have recovered that surge at the end of this month, and will end the war at the end of 2014. But knowing of the heroes that have fallen is something you never forget. permalink save parent source [-] PoisoCaine C 11 point 33 minutes ago (21) Not to suck up or anything, but the ability to make these kinds of decisions are why I voted for you over McCain in 2008. It came down to one thing for me, and that was I trusted you to think very long and very hard about every decision that put ANY life at risk, and I decided I trusted your character with that over senator McCain. No disrespect. permalink save parent source 个H shamanrafiki 3 points 32 minutes ago (310) Beautifully put permalink save parent source](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/000/387/233/c66.jpg "c66.jpg")
![个[-] hmlee 2055 points 56 minutes ago (26251739) I am recent law school graduate. Despite graduating from a top school, I find myself unemployed with a large student loan debt burden. While I'm sure my immediate prospects will improve in time, it's difficult to be optimistic about the future knowing that my ability to live a productive life to have a fulfilling career, to buy a house, to someday raise a familyis hampered by my debt and the bleak economic outlook for young people. I know that I'm not alone in feeling this way. Many of us are demoralized. Your 2008 campaign was successful in large part due to the efforts of younger demographics. We worked for you, we campaigned for you, and we turned out in record numbers to vote for you. What can I say to encourage those in similar situations as I am to show up again in November? What hope can you offer us for your second term? ermalink save source hide child comments 个t-1 toESNE -[5] 13 points 6 minutes ago (3421) I understand how tough it is out there for recent grads. You're right - your long term prospects are great, but that :doesn't help in the short term. Obviou their careers. Because of the health care bill, you can stay on your parent's plan until you're twenty six. Because of our student loan bill, we are lowering the debt burdens that young people have to carry. But the key for your future, : and all our futures, is an economy that is growing and creating solid middle class jobs and that's why the choice in this election is so important. The other party has two ideas for growth - more taxs cuts for the wealthy (paid for by raising tax burdens on the middle class and gutting investments like education) and getting rid of regulations we've put in place to control the excesses on wall street and help consumers. These ideas have been tried, they didnt work, and will make the economy worse. I want to keep promoting advanced manufacturing that will bring jobs back to America, promote all-American energy sources (including wind and solar), keep investing in education and make college more affordable, rebuild our infrastructure, invest in science, and reduce our deficit in a balanced way with prudent spending cuts and higher taxes on folks making more than $250,000/year. I don't promise that this will solve all our immediate economic challenges, but my plans will lay the foundation for long term growth for your generation, and for generations to follow. So don't be discouraged - we didn't get into this fix overnight, and we won't get out overnight, but we are making progress and with your help will make more](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/000/387/229/acb.jpg "acb.jpg")
