Barack obama presidential expressway dodge

  • When Obama traded it in for the Escape, it was a sign he'd truly learned to appreciate fine motor vehicles.
  • Barack Obama unveiled new plans to pump billions into US infrastructure on Friday as he moved to return the focus back to the economy and jobs.
  • The course of history, and he was able to dodge responsibility for them by claiming that he didn't know anything.

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    Obama visits Port of Miami passage Project

    President Barack Obama visited the Port of Miami passage Project, in Florida, on Friday, March 29, to highlight the use of Public-Private partnerships to deliver big-ticket projects such highways, bridges and tunnels, promoting a new plan to rebuild the nation’s roads, bridges and points of commerce — a series of measures that White House officials argue could appeal to business-minded Republicans.

    The Port of Miami Tunnel project, which is the result of three years of work by more than 6,000 sub-contractors and vendors, will connect the port to the interstate highway system and will take over 1.5 million trucks out of the downtown area per year. The major infrastructure planerat arbete , which is being built at an estimated cost of US$1.3billion, includes a ¾-mile (1.1 km) long twin-tube highway tunnel that will connect the MacArthur Causeway on Watson Island to the Port of Miami on Dodge Island.

    The tunnel project is a design-build-finance-opera

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    'Majority of vehicles are going to be electric' within 15 years, Joe Biden says in Detroit

    DETROIT -- Vice President Joe Biden surprised crowds at the North American International Auto Show on Tuesday, touring Big 3 displays at the annual Detroit exhibition.

    The tour followed a speech at Detroit's Motor City Match awards presentation earlier in the day.

    President Barack Obama toured the auto show last year.

    Biden said during the tour he believes electric cars will eventually become the norm.

    "I think in the next 10 to 15 years, the majority of vehicles are going to be electric," Biden said. "It's why the president and I just announced we're supporting 25,000 miles of stations along interstate highways to continue to encourage people to move in that direction."

    Biden met briefly at each stop with Ford CEO Mark Fields, GM Vice President Mark Reuss and Fiat Chrysler's head of North American manufacturing Brian Harlow.

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    Obama fundraises for DNC in lower Hudson Valley

    • President Obama attended fundraisers in New Rochelle and Harrison - tickets for the Harrison BBQ started at $15,000 a couple
    • New Rochelle residents lined rutt 1 to cheer as the motorcade passed by
    • Some fliers were asked to go to Teterboro or Stewart airports instead

    PURCHASE – President Barack Obama, who barnstormed through Westchester on Friday, making speeches at private fundraising gatherings in New Rochelle and Purchase, will return here Saturday for a wedding in Pocantico Hills.

    Obama's motorcade caused disruptions on the roads and at the county airport. But overall, the visit appeared to go relatively smoothly.

    The closest rank-and-file Westchester residents got to the president's motorcade was along Route 1 in New Rochelle, where they lined the road to cheer him as he drove by, waving to his supporters.

    Fernando and Eleanor Gulla, both managers at Larchmont Chrysler Jeep Dodge in New Rochelle, stood at the corner of