An inside look at the Obamas’ bank accounts: President Obama has released his 2010 federal income and gift tax returns, reporting an adjusted gross income of $1,728,000. The Obamas paid $453,770 in total federal taxes. They also donated $245,075 to 36…

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Obamas Release Tax Returns

Another example of him trying to solve a problem by ignoring it.

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Obama’s muddled message on the Middle East

The stated objective could prove a catastrophe for the Libyan people.

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Obama’s disastrous U.N. resolution

So much for closing Guantanamo and ending indefinite detentions.

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Obama’s new Gitmo policy is a lot like Bush’s old policy

Barack Obama is often strangely absent from the most important debates.

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Obama’s ‘Where’s Waldo?’ presidency

President Obama submitted a budget blueprint for fiscal 2012 on Monday full of surgical cuts and cautious trade-offs to lawmakers clamoring for bold action to reduce government spending and control a budget deficit expected to rise to a record $1.6 trillion this year.

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Obama’s proposed budget for fiscal 2012 focuses on education, energy, research

Obama has done very little publicly to support the war in Afghanistan.

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Where is Obama’s public support for Afghanistan?

Obama’s economic proposal should reward corporations that invest at home.

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Obama’s economic proposals: Okay, as far as they go

The Post asked business leaders, policy experts and others to name an issue that President Obama should include in his Jan. 25 State of the Union address. Below are responses from Maya MacGuineas, Drew Altman, Howard Dean, Frances Beinecke, Robert L. Reynolds, Douglas Holtz-Eakin, Frank Sharry,…

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What topics should be in Obama’s State of the Union address?

Obama proved his mettle in Tucson, only to lose it in Washington.

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Two different speeches, two different Obamas

Almost as soon as they take control of the House at noon Wednesday, Republicans will embark on a 20-day plan aimed at undoing major aspects of President Obama’s agenda as they seek to take advantage of the weeks before the Senate’s return and the president’s State of the Union address.

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Opening day for lawmakers: Republicans: The new House majority will waste no time targeting Obama’s initiatives

Liberals oppose Social Security reform, but it’s in Obama’s best interest to pursue it.

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Social Security reform is the answer to Obama’s problems – and the nation’s

Recent foreign policy moves have allowed Obama to show some backbone.

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Obama’s foreign policy spine

He could have taken quiet credit for the bipartisan tax deal.

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When it comes to politics, Obama’s ego keeps getting in the way

Now that President Obama has authorized Gen. David Petraeus to continue to execute the current strategy in Afghanistan, the question is: Can the U.S. strategy succeed? The administration’s review of its policy identified areas of progress but noted that “the challenge remains to make our gains du…

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