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President Barack Obama comforts residents in a neighborhood hit with flooding from Hurricane Irene in Wayne, N.J., Sept. 4 (Top photo by Pete Souza)
People cheer as President Obama’s motorcade travels through Presidential Boulevard in Paterson, N.J.
“I know that there’s been some talk about whether there’s going to be a slowdown in getting funding out here, emergency relief. As President of the United States, I want to make it very clear that we are going to meet our federal obligations – because we’re one country, and when one part of the country gets affected, whether it’s a tornado in Joplin, Missouri, or a hurricane that affects the Eastern Seaboard, then we come together as one country and we make sure that everybody gets the help that they need. And the last thing that the residents here of Paterson or the residents of Vermont or the residents of upstate New York need is Washington politics getting in the way of us making sure that we are doing what we can to help communities that have been badly affected.”
President Obama speaks to reporters with New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and Sen. Robert Menendez, D-N.J.
President Obama with New Jersey Governor Chris Christie as he prepares to depart Paterson, New Jersey
President Obama jogs down the ramp of Air force One as he arrives at Andrews Air Force Base after a trip to New Jersey
President Obama tours damage caused by the rain-swollen Passaic River in the aftermath of Hurricane Irene in Wayne, New Jersey, September 4
President Obama is greeted by New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie in Newark, N.J.
President Obama boards Air Force One at Andrews Air Force Base as he travels to Paterson, N.J. to view flood damage caused by Hurricane Irene, Sept. 4
Morning everyone.
I didn’t get the chance yesterday to have a word about things getting a little, eh, heated here on Friday, but I will do later today. It’s no biggie, I’m not going to be putting anyone in solitary confinement, but we just need to clarify a few, well, rules of engagement.
Catch you all later, have a perfect day đ
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