... at Fort Hood ongoing, President Barack Obama used his weekly address to call for a careful and complete review ... what happened before the tragedy.  The full audio of the address is HERE. The video can be viewed online at www.whitehouse.gov ... – and most importantly – we must quickly and thoroughly evaluate and address any flaws in the system, so that we can prevent a similar breach ...

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... the holiday, the White House released the President’s Weekly Address early this week, and President Obama took the opportunity to call to our attention the men and women in uniform who are away from home, sacrificing time with family ... , as we work to ensure that next Thanksgiving will be a brighter day: Weekly Address: President Obama Delivers Thanksgiving Greeting

In the midst of these challenging times for our nation, President Barack Obama used his weekly address to express gratitude to America’s military men and women ... economy, so that next Thanksgiving, Americans across the country can give thanks for a brighter and stronger economy. Prepared Remarks of President Barack Obama Weekly Address Thursday, November 26, 2009 For centuries, in peace ...

October 31, 2009 -- WASHINGTON – In this week’s address, President Barack Obama said that while times are still too difficult for too many American families, ... . The American people are still hurting, but these are signs that we are starting to move in the right direction. Remarks of President Barack Obama As Prepared for Delivery Weekly Address Saturday, October 31, 2009     ...

Pres. Obama used his weekly address to honor American veterans and to mourn those who lost their lives in the tragic shooting rampage at Fort Hood, Texas. The president discusses the review he has ordered for the Fort Hood killings and pledged he would support American servicemen and women, which he considers his most profound responsibility.