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The president's words

This is a "tag cloud" from President Obama's speech. The words are sized proportionally to the number of times he said each. Words shown here include multiple forms of usage (example: "health care" includes "health insurance").

The Washington Post - January 28, 2010

This Story After a tough year, a tougher tone Article \| At 9:06 p.m. Wednesday, President Obama entered the House chamber, prompted by the same official introduction he received there one year ago. He walked down the same aisle, shook many of the same hands, stepped to the same lectern and spoke to a national audience plagued by the same feelings of f... THE POLITICS: Taking on Washington, this time from the center of it Obama's 2010 State of the Union address fact-checked Another look at the Obama-Alito flap At State of the Union, Alito reacts State of the Union: Obama's sole mission: The economy Alito v. Obama: In the court of public opinion, no clear ruling In the first lady's box at the Capitol: President's guest list a guide to his agenda education: Push to revise No Child Left Behind includes proposed boost in spending the rebuttal: McDonnell calls for curbing federal government's reach The State of the Union Obama: Never been more hopeful than I am tonight Obama: Difficult days ahead in Afghanistan Obama: Take another look at health care plan Themes of Obama's speech Obama: Read his lips -- and his body language Obama: Prepared to freeze government spending Obama pledges to repeal 'Don't ask, don't tell' President Obama's first State of the Union address The president's words Special guests at the President's State of the Union speech Obama: Job growth will be top priority Defending the deficit Obama: More reforms in schools, colleges Obama: 'We all hated the bank bailout'		Network News X Profile View More Activity TOOLBOX E-Mail This Reprints
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