Obama to stick to agenda - White House adviser
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WASHINGTON Jan 20 (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama will stick to his policy agenda despite his Democratic Party's loss of a key Senate seat in a Massachusetts special election, a top White House aide said on Wednesday.
"We'll have to think through this next year from the standpoint of tactics but in substance the mission can't change," Obama senior adviser David Axelrod told reporters. (Reporting by Matt Spetalnick)
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Comments (64)
DanStlMo wrote:
Sure you will.
Xoanan wrote:
The lack of change you can despair in.
Jamie4739 wrote:
If Obama is IGNORANT to the people’s vote, then he truly is SHOVING his Agenda DOWN OUR THROATS!
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