Obama marks symbolic first 100 days in Chicago stress
President Obama spoke in Arnold Missouri about progress amid tough challenges as he nears 100 days. He defended his bold agenda, urged continued support, and praised voters for backing change while acknowledging ongoing work to revitalize economy and reform health care energy and education.
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House approves $3.4 trillion budget plan in partisan vote
The House passed a $3.4 trillion nonbinding budget outline backing much of Obama's agenda. It would raise deficits and debt, with Senate action pending and Republicans opposing the measure. The plan aims to clear a path for health care reform while deferring hard funding decisions.
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South Carolina moves toward 5.7 billion budget passage
The state's budget plan totals 5.7 billion with a 400 tax credit set to expire in 20 months and a 512 billion five year extension of Bush era tax cuts for middle class families. Democrats claim progress on deficits while Republicans warn of maneuvering. The Senate signals resistance to Obama's climate initiative amid fiscal concerns and continued Iraq and Afghanistan funding questions.
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