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President's Weekly Address - 11/6/10

POSTED: November 06, 2010, 12:00 am

On the Saturday after the midterm elections, President Obama lays out his priorities and makes clear he will not accept Republican proposals to extend the Bush tax cuts, an increase in the federal deficit or taxes on the middle class.

Source: The White House

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