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"Straight A's? Whoa!"

Fri, 23 May 2014 13:58:41 -0600
 
Here's what's going on at the White House today.
 
 
 
 
 
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"Straight A's? Whoa!"
This week, the President spoke on the importance of investing in infrastructure and bringing jobs and tourism to America; invited the Super Bowl Champion Seahawks to the White House; and designated a new National Monument. The First Lady honored Brown v. Board of Education, and the Vice President and Dr. Biden traveled to Romania and Cyprus.
But that's just the tip of the iceberg -- check it all out on West Wing Week.
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A Brand-New National Monument: The Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks
President Obama gave a speech at the Department of the Interior to designate the Organ Mountains Desert Peaks as our newest National Monument. The President also stressed the positive economic impact that America's public lands have on local communities. To honor the occasion, the Department of the Interior took over the White House Instagram. #Nofilter necessary.
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President Obama Goes for a Walk
If you haven't seen this yet, we promise you won't be disappointed. On Wednesday, the President was heading to the nearby Department of the Interior and decided to break with tradition: he walked over instead. Along the way, he chatted with folks who weren't expecting to run into the President of the United States.
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  Today's Schedule

All times are Eastern Time (ET)

11:35 AM: The President departs Chicago, Illinois
1:15 PM: The President arrives Joint Base Andrews
1:30 PM: The President arrives the White House
3:00 PM: The President signs H.R. 1209 and H.R. 685
3:30 PM: The President makes a personnel announcement

 

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