September 7th, 2010 
HotWatts 
Imagine this: John McCain is our President. He defeated Barack Obama in the 2008 election, and headed to the White House with a laundry list of national issues to address: A recession, two wars, high unemployment, and that’s just on his first day in office.
August 2nd, 2010 HotWatts 
I had the pleasure of being present at President Obama’s speech on education reform to the National Urban League to commemorate its Plenary Session during its Centennial Celebration. To put it in words may be difficult, but I will try. Here’s RiaRob’s rundown of this historical moment. To be quite frank, I’m still in shock.
July 19th, 2010 HotWatts 
If the President were to give that same speech today, would it still resonate with people? On election night the cameras caught people of all races, ages and genders in the crowd at Grant Park in Chicago. Tears were flowing, smiles were contagious, and watching from my television, I felt a true sense of positive change coming. I felt confident, because the person I voted for won, and I believed in him and what he planned to do.
June 22nd, 2010 HotWatts 
President Obama sent out an email Sunday to thank father’s for their hard work and dedication, while announcing a new program: The President’s Fatherhood and Mentoring Initiative, which according to the President is the “Next phase of our efforts to help fathers fulfill their responsibilities as parents.”
June 14th, 2010 HotWatts 
In a speech in Pittsburgh last week, President Obama once again made a Climate Change Bill a priority, in response to the devastating oil spill in the gulf. His approval rating plummeting, his crisis management skills being questioned, Obama was forced to again ask Congress for a comprehensive bill to reduce our dependence on foreign oils.
May 31st, 2010 HotWatts 
Wow, what a bad end of the month for the President, full of bad decisions, bad press, and even worse, bad judgement. After a big victory with the passage of a far-reaching Financial Reform Bill, the White House has been hit with a flurry of controversy over it’s response to the oil spill in the Gulf.
Posted in Politics, Top Stories 
Tags: Barack Obama, BP, bp oil spill 2010, Chris McDonald, gulf of mexico, oil spill, President Obama, white house 
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