Photo by Pete Souza
College Heights Early Childhood Learning Center, Deactur, Feb 14
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Next:
4:50: President Obama participates in a “Fireside Hangout” with Google+ to discuss his State of the Union Address
Posts Tagged ‘early
All times ET:
4:25: The President arrives Chicago
5:10: Votes early in-person
NBC Chicago * CBS 1 * CBS 2 * CNN * MSNBCo
7:00: Departs Chicago
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8:15: Arrives Cleveland
** 8:25: Delivers remarks at a campaign event at Cleveland Burke Lakefront Airport **
9:35: Departs Cleveland
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11:05: Arrives the White House
(Reuters/Kevin Lamarque)
All photos from Davenport, Iowa, October 24
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President Obama has lunch with three Obama For America campaign volunteers, from left, Vicki Felger, Deb Willaredt, and Marcia Teshak, at Antonella’s Authentic Italia Pasta and Pizza in Davenport, Iowa (AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais)
Iowa, Oct 24 (Tumblr)
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Breakfast with VP Biden in Mechanicsburg, Ohio (@JoeBiden)
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12
Heads Up: Michelle Obama in Reno
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I’ve seen various start times for this, from 2:0 to 2:30 ET – so keep checking.
Not listed by CNN, but you never know
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Thank you Donna!
Love that woman at 1:03
Thank you ChristiMTL
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President Barack Obama looks at a magazine on the credenza in the Outer Oval Office before departing the White House for a trip, Sept 27, 2012. Vice President Joe Biden talks with an advisor in the foreground. (Official White House Photo by Chuck Kennedy)
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12
Rise and Shine
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10:0: President Obama departs the White House
11:35: Arrives Bowling Green, Ohio
1:05: Delivers remarks at a campaign event at Bowling Green State University
2:35: Departs Bowling Green
3:15: Arrives in Kent, Ohio
5:30: Delivers remarks at a campaign event at Kent State University, Ohio
7:00: Departs Kent, Ohio
8:25: Arrives at the White House
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USA Today: If a new polls are any guide, President Obama has big leads in two states that could nail down his re-election: Ohio and Florida.
Obama leads Republican Mitt Romney by ten points – 53%-43% – in Ohio, according to the Quinnipiac University/New York Times/CBS News survey.
Obama’s lead is nine points in Florida, 53%-44%.
The president also leads Romney by 12 points in Pennsylvania, a state the Democrats have carried in five straight presidential elections.
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