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Archive for August 16th, 2011
Ian Dress, 8, holds a sign separating himself from protesters while waiting for President Barack Obama to pass on his way to the Rural Economic Forum at the Northeast Iowa Community College in Peosta, Iowa, Aug. 16
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And don’t forget to vote for Amber in 2050:
“Does Daddy make you watch Fox News?”
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No, Amber’s dad looks like he has a brain.
….. visiting DeWitt Dairy Treats, Aug. 16, in DeWitt, Iowa
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President Obama pats Brady, a golden retriever, while visiting the Grasshopper antique store in LeClaire, Iowa
President Obama autographs a man’s t-shirt as he visits LeClaire, Iowa
President Obama tosses a bag of popcorn to members of the media in LeClaire
⌠meeting members of the girls junior volleyball team at Maquoketa High School, Iowa
A girl on the cross country running team smiles and looks back at her friends after meeting President Obama at Maquoketa High School
“i’m reminded of why i wanted to get into public service in the first place”
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It’s not Elvis’s birthday ….. it’s the anniversary of his death đł
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President Obama arrives to meet with community leaders and business owners for a round table discussion at the Rural Economic Forum at Northeast Iowa Community College on August 16 in Peosta
Pamela Marshall, Executive Director of the Memphis Area Association of Governments, hugs President Barack Obama at the White House’s Rural Economic Forum in Peosta, Iowa, August 16
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President Obama greets people in Decorah and Guttenberg, Iowa, Aug. 16, during his three-day economic bus tour
From yesterday:
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Globe Gazette: Cheers erupted on the downtown street as President Barack Obama emerged from the Hotel Winneshiek this morning.
About 100 people lined the streets around 8:30 a.m. to greet the president, who wore brown pants and a blue and white-checked shirt.
Obama worked his way through the group; shaking hands and giving some high fives to children perched on their parents’ shoulders.
“Welcome to the â50s,” said one crowd member, drawing laughter from other bystanders in his reference to the picturesque small downtown.
“We love you, we’re behind you,” a woman called out.
Obama joked about his graying hair with some crowd members, telling them about an old campaign flyer someone had showed him on this tour of the Midwest.
“I looked so young,” he said.
After a few minutes of greeting residents, Obama boarded a large black bus and the motorcade left to continue Tuesday’s tour.
People lined the streets to watch the presidential motorcade leave town. Some people waved, some cheered, and one man gave a thumb’s up. Just outside town, workers at a diner held up letters from the marquee spelling out, “Obama.”
The president is headed to Peosta for a summit on rural economies and job creation, scheduled for later today.
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President Barack Obama waves to people along the road in Decorah, Iowa, Aug. 15, 2011, during a three-day bus tour in the Midwest focusing on ways to grow the economy. (Official White House Photo by Pete Souza)
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