Obama fourth of july

• Despite the Fourth of July holiday, President Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney arent taking the day off. The latest Gallup poll shows President Obama has a sustained lead over Romney for the first time since April.
(Abc Local Web)
• WASHINGTON -- President Barack Obama will be celebrating the nations 236th birthday Wednesday at the White House. The president returns from Camp David in the morning.
(Miami Herald)
• Pointing that out is easy. Whats more interesting, more awkward, and much more fun, is the lead-footed earnestness of July Fourth photo ops.
(Gawker)
• Obama called the naturalization ceremony the perfect way to celebrate the nations birthday. The White House says other administration officials are also presiding over naturalization ceremonies across the country on the Fourth of July.
(Minneapolis Star Tribune)
• (CBS News) In what might be the last opportunity for relaxation during this busy campaign year, both President Obama and his Republican rival Mitt Romney took a few days off the campaign trail leading up to the Fourth of July holiday.
(CBS News)
• Obama called the naturalization ceremony the perfect way to celebrate the nations birthday. The White House says other administration officials are also presiding over naturalization ceremonies across the country on the Fourth of July.
(San Jose Mercury News)
• Google has been offering a Fourth of July Doodle since 1999 displays quotes from President Obama and Mitt Romney offering their support as "The Star-Spangled Banner" plays in the background, Jimi Hendrix style.
(Mashable)
• This is the one [holiday] that has it all: patriotism and a celebration of our history. But for Romney and Obama, this Fourth of July is a balancing act between campaigning and vacationing.
(ABC News)
• The Fourth of July may be known for its stellar picnics Day and last year hackers tried to trick Twitter users into thinking President Obama had become the fourth.
(ABC News)