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Watch the mogul gush as he introduces the POTUS.

The White House hosted British Prime Minister David Cameron and his wife Samantha for an immaculate State Dinner at the White House. Both the President and the first lady dazzled at the event.

The President and first lady welcomed the British Prime Minister on March 14, in true American fashion. Watch his official (and drawn out) arrival to Washington in the video below:

Academy Award-winning director Davis Guggenheim is the mastermind behind the new documentary, 'The Road We've Traveled'-- a moving documentary, narrated by Academy Award winner Tom Hanks, that details the first three years Barack Obama's presidency. The documentary features confessionals from first lady Michelle Obama, President Bill Clinton and many more. There will be a private online viewing of 'The Road We've Traveled' on March 15--the viewing will be invite only. Sign up to get your invitation by clicking here. Watch the trailer after the jump:

Ann Romney says that being worth $200 million isn't considered wealthy-- okay, okay, okay, that's not really what she said, however it is the way it's being reported. I have to say that liberals have taken Ms. Romney's comments completely out of context. I believe it was a failed attempt to sound normal and un-rich--again, failed attempt. Do I feel sorry for the Romney campaign, for the beating that they're taking as a result of Ann's comment? Nope. Republicans did the same thing to Michelle Obama in 2008. Remember this comment?

For the first time in a year, President Obama met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to discuss Iran's nuclear program. They assured the rest of the world that the bond between America and Israel is "unbreakable" --both countries concluding that a nuclear Iran would be unacceptable.

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President Obama says that we need an all-of-the-above strategy when it comes to energy production. He asserts that we cannot rely, strictly on oil production. The President wants to explore wind, solar and nuclear energy sources.

We just got a small snippet of an Al Green classic the last time we heard our president bust a note. This time, while singing with B.B. King and Mick Jagger, the president nearly belted the lyrics to Sweet Home Chicago. Surprisingly, the President's pitch and power was dead on, which leads me to believe that he really does practice his singing--when no one's looking!

If you enjoy seeing Obama's oversized, pearly white smile, there has never been a better time to catch it than now! While Republicans continue going after one another in an attempt to win their party's nomination for president, President Obama sits comfortably at a 50 percent approval rating--up from 43 percent. Obama's upswing has a lot to do with the improving economy. Last month, applications for unemployment fell to a four-year low, the economy expanded by 2.8 percent, and the unemployment rate fell to 8.3 percent--a two-year low. The graph below shows that Obama crushes the competition when put in a head-to-head match up with any of the GOP contenders, including Mitt Romney.

Perhaps I'm wrong for this, but I question any black person in this country--Democrat or Republican--who doesn't support this black man for president. I mean, I could see if it were Jesse Jackson or Rev. Al (I love them both, but they're completely out of step with mainstream America), but this man is smart and intelligent, and furthermore, his policies benefit "99 percent" of our country's population. Am I ingnorant for thinking that every black person in America (the descendents of slaves) should support Obama for president? Sound off.

P.S. Here's some footage of Kerry Washington volunteering at the Obama campaign headquaters in Miami. Got to love her!

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