Obesity: Michelle Obama’s lost cause? - The Guardian

Feb 10, 2010 in Uncategorized

Reuters	Obesity: Michelle Obama's lost cause? The Guardian Michelle Obama introduces members of the Watkins Hornets football team during an event to promote fighting childhood obesity in Washington, DC. Michelle Obama launches obesity campaign and admits weakness for junk foodTelegraph.co.uk Safe and healthy snacks for kids, the Michelle Obama wayhellomagazine.com Michelle Obama on Sarah Palin: 'I don't know her'USA Today Medical News Today -Marie Claire.co.uk -Chicago Sun-Times
Washington Post	Obama: Civil rights 'a movement sustained by music' USA Today President Obama calls civil rights "a movement sustained by music," and he honored both Tuesday night at the White House. From the spiritual Lift Every Obama sings praises of civil rights musicThe Guardian Obama says music fueled civil rights movementThe Associated Press Obama Takes a Blue Pencil to the Bill of RightsLeagle.com ABC News (blog) -KGAN -Newser
Palm Beach Post	Senate Republicans block Obama man The Australian Senator Brown's addition has denied Mr Obama's party the balance of power in the Senate, enabling Republicans to use 41 votes out of 100 in a blocking GOP blocks Obama labor board nomineeThe Associated Press Obama Choice for Labor Board Blocked as Business Groups LobbyBusinessWeek Scott Brown's 1st Senate vote blocks Obama labor pickBoston Herald Washington Post -MiamiHerald.com -Reuters
Reuters	Rep. Miller: Obama Won't Get Single GOP Vote Despite Bipartisan Outreach Huffington Post (blog) A leading House Democrat predicted on Tuesday that not a single Republican lawmaker will end up supporting health care legislation despite President Obama's Obama, GOP Seek AccordWall Street Journal Obama and Republicans Jockey for (Bi)partisan AdvantageTIME For GOP and Obama, partisan actions follow bipartisan talkDallas Morning News Kaiser Health News -Los Angeles Times (blog) -Washington Post (blog)
Daily Mail	Miss me yet? George Bush pops up in an unwelcome blast from the past for Daily Mail With heavy bags and bloodshot eyes, President Barack Obama looked older than his 48 years during a press briefing at the White House Mystery George Dubya poster: Miss me yet?Times Online (blog) "Miss Me Yet" Bush Billboard: George Bush Miss Me Yet Billboard (Updated)Showbiz Gossips (press release) (blog) Mystery Solved? Ad Firm Says 'Anonymous' Business Owners Behind Bush BillboardFOXNews
BBC News	Barclays' Varley slams Obama's plans to break up banking system GAAPweb Finance and Accounting News US president Barack Obama's plans to create smaller banks to break up the banking system have been slammed by John Varley, Barclays chief executive. Barclays' head says Obama plans are 'irrelevant'Independent Obama reforms threaten banks, Varley tells MPsTimes Online Obama's reforms not enough to prevent another crisis: Barclays chiefNew Statesman The Guardian -Bobsguide (press release) -This is London
MiamiHerald.com	GOP senator: Counterterrorism adviser 'needs to go' CNN (CNN) -- A leading Republican senator is calling for the ouster of President Obama's chief counterterrorism adviser, the latest salvo in a political fight Obama aide charges 'fear-mongering' over bomber caseAFP Obama and Counterterrorism: The Debate Moves RightTIME SUBJECT: CRITICISM OF OBAMA ADMINISTRATION HANDLING OF TERROR SUSPECTSFederal News Service (subscription) Politico -National Review Online (blog) -Before It's News
This is London	Obama doesn't "begrudge" Dimon, Blankfein bonuses Reuters WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama said he doesn't "begrudge" large bonuses paid out to JPMorgan Chase & Co chief executive Jamie Dimon and Barack Obama praises 'savvy' Wall Street top dogsThis is London Obama Doesn't 'Begrudge' Bonuses for Blankfein, DimonBusinessWeek Obama: I Don't Begrudge Wall St. CEO BonusesCBS News (blog) The Washington Independent -Daily Beast -The Swamp (blog)
Washington Post	Shelby releases holds on Obama nominees The Decatur Daily Richard Shelby of Tuscaloosa will stop blocking Senate confirmation of about 70 government appointees nominated by President Barack Obama, his office said. Obama faults GOP senatorsPittsburgh Post Gazette Obama nominees get released from senator's holdsUSA Today The senator who would be kingMiamiHerald.com Politico -WTOK
The Guardian	Tea and insensitivity Baltimore Sun Tea partiers should have at least flinched when Mr. Tancredo attacked President Barack Obama by invoking his middle name of Hussein - that shopworn Hand it to Sarah PalinThe Guardian (blog) Palm-reading Sarah Palin caught red-handedTimes Online What will be the real 'tea party' impact in 2010?Christian Science Monitor U.S. News & World Report (blog) -Philly2Philly.com -Telegraph.co.uk (blog) all 2,606 news articles »