Congressional Black Caucus Foundation Phoenix Awards Dinner
Loading...
Loading...
18,424
Loading...
There is no Interactive Transcript.
Uploaded by whitehouse on Sep 19, 2010
President Obama speaks of his Administration's work to deliver on his campaign promises and reaffirms his Administration's commitment to restoring the economy and creating new jobs during remarks at the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation Phoenix Awards Dinner. September 18, 2010.
- 83 likes, 21 dislikes
-
- 3:41
Weekly Address: The Republican Corporate Power Grabby whitehouse38,310 views
- 24:03
Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute's 33rd Annual Award Galaby whitehouse93,279 views
- 4:21
A Surprise Call from the Presidentby whitehouse65,187 views
- 19:53
President Obama at Millennium Development Goals Conferenceby whitehouse10,303 views
- 32:16
President Obama Addresses the United Nationsby whitehouse33,507 views
- 5:24
West Wing Week 100: 2/17/12 - 2/23/12by whitehouse5 views
- 23:15
President Obama at the University of Miamiby whitehouse304 views
- 55:04
Counter-Trafficking in Persons Policyby whitehouse285 views
- 43:08
Bridging Culture through Law Film Series: Prohibitionby whitehouse586 views
- 1:32:24
National Museum of African American History and Culture Groundbreaking Ceremonyby whitehouse893 views
- 51:54
Feed the Future Technical Forum Part 1by whitehouse126 views
- 28:02
Feed the Future Technical Forum Part 2by whitehouse93 views
- 55:40
2/22/12: White House Press Briefingby whitehouse1,202 views
- 2:13
Inside the Groundbreaking of the National Museum of African American History and Cultureby whitehouse9,512 views
- 6:14
President Obama Speaks at the National Museum of African American History and Culture Groundbreakingby whitehouse2,480 views
- 1:13
"We The People" Petition Response: The National Guard on the Joint Chiefs of Staffby whitehouse2,196 views
- 1:12
President Obama Sings "Sweet Home Chicago"by whitehouse156,636 views
- 4:02
President Obama Welcomes Guests to "In Performance in the White House: Red, White and Blues"by whitehouse11,751 views
- 39:06
First Lady Speaks to Students at Blues Workshopby whitehouse5,069 views
- 49:25
2/21/12: White House Press Briefingby whitehouse1,461 views
I support the POTUS. I just want to say it shouldn't be "more equal and more just", it should just be equal and just. We as a people shouldn't take any shorts on that. Real Talk.
PaviElle113 4 months ago in playlist News/funny
@oldnotweak Instead of being a minority I suppose your people are more of a 'non-entity', even though that would be contradictory to the word minority. It doesn't make sense, however the U.S. Government doesn't require a great amount of sense to operate.
suicidewafflez 11 months ago
o yeah racism huh? not enough black people in political office? you think thats bad what about the Cherokee where are my people?! lol
oldnotweak 1 year ago
are these part of the black community that received millions of dollars in fraudulant payments from the pigford lawsuit,they kinda look like farmers.
ajack50 1 year ago
@TheCaliCapitalist eat me douche bag!
wph1138 1 year ago
@wph1138
Get over it
TheCaliCapitalist 1 year ago
Phoenix? Wonder if obama had to prove his citizenship?
shooter348 1 year ago
Mr. Obama, what about the predatory practice of mass murder, which of course is war.
War is mass murder.
jacobin111 1 year ago
@justsayno2socialism Don't fall for the false left right paradigm. Both the Bush and Obama admin have committed mass murder in Iraq and Afghan.
They and the false left right congress have continued the same policy or mass murder.
They are killers.
They care for you and your family as much as they care for a dead Iraqi child.
jacobin111 1 year ago
Vote Ron Paul.
He is about freedom. Not like these mass murderers like Bush and Obama.
Obama has continued Bush's policies.
Obama cares for you about as much as he cares for a dead Iraqi baby.
jacobin111 1 year ago