Boehner: Republicans may link pipeline to tax bill (Reuters)
Reuters – House of Representatives Speaker John Boehner said on Sunday that Republicans may use an upcoming payroll tax cut bill to force President Barack Obama to approve the controversial Keystone XL oil pipeline.
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Obama: U.S. will consult China, Russia on Iran (Reuters)
Reuters – China and Russia share the United States’ objective of ensuring Iran does not make weapons via its nuclear program and Washington will consult with them on how to achieve that, President Barack Obama said on Sunday.
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Obama says Gaddafi rule collapsing, supports rebels (Reuters)
Reuters – U.S. President Barack Obama said on Sunday Muammar Gaddafi’s rule was showing signs of collapse and called on the Libyan leader to relinquish power to avoid further casualties.

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David Axelrod: To Create Jobs We Need to Do More of What Didn’t Work the First Time
**Written by Doug Powers It’s too bad certain members of the administration feel compelled to offer previews of what might be in President Obama’s “jobs speech” next month, because they’re spoiling the, uh, surprise. From The Hill : David Axelrod said Sunday that lawmakers need to take action to jumpstart the struggling economy. Speaking on CNN’s State of the Union, Axelrod, a senior strategist for President Obama’s reelection campaign, previewed the coming jobs speech by the president next month. Axelrod emphasized that renewing a payroll tax cut and rebuilding the nation’s crumbling infrastructure will be among the items Obama will want to push through. “Rebuilding the nation’s crumbling infrastructure” to create jobs? If only somebody would have thought to spend hundreds of billions of dollars to do that very thing sooner! Oh, wait . And don’t forget about the billions more put towards “crumbling infrastructure” last year. Meanwhile, the president’s defense of the economy is “it would have been way worse if we hadn’t taken action”: President Barack Obama said on Sunday he expects to be judged in the 2012 election over his governance of the American economy, which he said was still not growing fast enough. “For me to argue, look, we’ve actually made the right decisions, things would have been much worse has we not made those decisions — that’s not that satisfying if you don’t have a job right now,” Obama told CBS in an interview taped last week and aired during his annual vacation in Martha’s Vineyard, an island near Boston. Were it not for the Obama administration’s prowess, these folks might have had to wait in line for two nights instead of just one. **Written by Doug Powers Twitter @ThePowersThatBe
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Obama says will be judged in 2012 over economy (Reuters)
Reuters – President Barack Obama said on Sunday he expects to be judged in the 2012 election over his governance of the American economy, which he said was still not growing fast enough.

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Obama to name McFaul as ambassador to Russia (AFP)
AFP – President Barack Obama plans to name Michael McFaul as his ambassador to Russia, a senior White House official said on Sunday.

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Obama picks Russian adviser for Moscow job (Reuters)
Reuters – President Barack Obama plans to nominate Michael McFaul, his top adviser on Russian policy, to be the next U.S. ambassador to Moscow, an administration official said on Sunday.

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Bin Laden had support network in Pakistan: Obama (Reuters)
Reuters – Osama bin Laden likely had “some sort” of a support network inside Pakistan, President Barack Obama said on Sunday, but added it will take investigations by Pakistan and the United States to find out the nature of that support.
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Bin Laden likely had some support in Pakistan: Obama (Reuters)
Reuters – President Barack Obama said on Sunday that al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden likely had support within Pakistan, but the nature of that support is not yet known.
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No sign Pakistan knew of bin Laden presence: U.S. (Reuters)
Reuters – The Obama administration has seen no evidence Pakistan’s leadership knew Osama bin Laden was living in that country before his killing last week by U.S. forces, the U.S. national security adviser said on Sunday.

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