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Message to the Congress on Continuation of the National Emergency with Respect to Burma May 14, 2009 Administration of Barack Obama, 2009 / May 15 And so I have said before, and I will repeat about: Let’s make the tough choices now so that again, that my administration is going to seek to we’ve got a better future for America. work with Congress to execute serious entitle- Thank you, everybody. God bless you. Thank ment reform that preserves a safety net for our you. seniors, for people with disabilities, but also NOTE: The President spoke at 10:30 a.m. at Rio puts it on a firmer, stable footing so that peo- Rancho High School. In his remarks, he re- ple’s retirements are going to be secure not just ferred to Chris Lardner, homemaker, who in- for this generation or—but also for the next troduced the President, her husband Scott generation. Gardner, owner, Rocky Mountain Stone, Inc., And that’s going to be hard work. It’s going to and their daughters Danielle and Caitlin; Reps. require some tough choices, but I’m going to Ben R. Lujan, Martin Heinrich, and Harry need support of the American people to get that Teague; Mayor Martin J. Chavez of Albuquer- done. That’s part of what this administration is que, NM; and Chip Reid, CBS News reporter. Message to the Congress on Continuation of the National Emergency With Respect to Burma May 14, 2009 To the Congress of the United States: tive Order 13448 of October 18, 2007, and Ex- ecutive Order 13464 of April 30, 2008, has not Section 202(d) of the National Emergencies been resolved. These actions and policies are Act (50 U.S.C. 1622(d)) provides for the auto- hostile to U.S. interests and pose a continuing matic termination of a national emergency un- unusual and extraordinary threat to the national less, prior to the anniversary date of its declara- security and foreign policy of the United States. Federal tion, the President publishes in the For this reason, I have determined that it is Register and transmits to the Congress a notice necessary to continue the national emergency stating that the emergency is to continue in ef- fect beyond the anniversary date. I have sent with respect to Burma and maintain in force the the enclosed notice to the Federal Register for sanctions against Burma to respond to this publication, stating that the Burma emergency threat. is to continue for 1 year beyond May 20, 2009. The crisis between the United States and BARACK OBAMA Burma arising from the actions and policies of the Government of Burma, including its engag- The White House, ing in large-scale repression of the democratic May 14, 2009. opposition in Burma that led to the declaration of a national emergency in Executive Order NOTE: This message was released by the Office 13047 of May 20, 1997, as modified in scope of the Press Secretary on May 15. The notice of and relied upon for additional steps taken in May 14 is listed in Appendix D at the end of this Executive Order 13310 of July 28, 2003, Execu- volume. Remarks Honoring the 2008 World Series Champion Philadelphia Phillies May 15, 2009 The President. Thank you. Everybody, please We originally planned to do this last month, have a seat. Welcome to the White House, and but we postponed it after the loss of the legend- congratulations to the world champion Phila- ary voice so familiar to any sports fan, the Hall delphia Phillies. of Fame announcer, the great Harry Kalas. 653 May 15 / Administration of Barack Obama, 2009 And Harry left us as he lived, in the ball- during those trying times. I know how hard park, preparing to call another game for his that must have been on you. beloved Phillies. And I know a season without Also guys like Shane Victorino—Shane, we the warm comfort of his voice is difficult, but I don’t get that many baseball players from Ha- also know this, that Harry is here with us in waii in the Majors. Where did Shane go? He spirit today, and he is proud of all of you. was around here somewhere. He was pointing He waited 28 years to call another World out the Hawaiian flag on the carpet in there, Series championship run, and what an unbe- saying “shaka”—local boy. But that means that lievable run it was, full of come-from-behind there are a lot of folks looking out for you. And wins by an underdog team that loved to prove then Jimmy Rollins, who, I have to say, made the prognosticators wrong. And so we share some telephone calls on behalf of our cam- something in common there, because nobody paign before the election, and I couldn’t be thought I was going to win either. [Laughter] more grateful to him for that. This is a team that never gave up. You You know, I remember giving a campaign weren’t supposed to win your division. You speech in Chester, just outside of Philadel- weren’t supposed to win postseason series phia, 1 week before the election. And it was against the Dodgers or the Rays. And even the day after rain had suspended the Series though the stretch between the top and the game, and it was still raining. And I told my bottom of the sixth inning in game five took 2 staff, if they can suspend the World Series in full days of rain, you came out before the the middle of a game, then the least you could toughest fans in sports to win Philadelphia’s do is find an indoor location for my speech. first major championship since 1983. [Laughter] That was the coldest I may have ever been. Do you remember that, Plouffe? I And so this was truly a victory for both mean, it was cold. But true to form, thousands young folks, but also the young at heart, those of Philadelphians showed up to brave the rain who waited nearly three decades, and a new and my speech, just like they had shown up to generation of fans that had been waiting their watch their beloved Phillies play. And so like entire lives. It also, as I mentioned to the team this team, I tried to give them my best. back here, was not just a victory for the people I also know how it felt for the Phillies to get of Philadelphia, but for some long-time fans this weight off their back, because my beloved like Joe Biden, and my campaign manager, White Sox finally did it 3 years ago after nearly David Plouffe, who—I’m not sure whether he 90 years of waiting. So, Cubs fans out there, cared more about my victory or the Phillies’s take heart. [Laughter] Anything is possible. victory—[laughter]—but it was a close I also want to point out the example that call—as well as folks from the entire Delaware each and every one of these guys, their wives, Valley. and the entire organization set with their time This is a team made up of guys who don’t and efforts off the field. Chase works on behalf quit: Cole Hamels, the unbelievable playoff of pediatric hospitals. Brad supports our ace; Chase Utley, a throwback who plays hurt wounded warriors. Cole helps those suffering and plays hard and never complains; Brad with HIV/AIDS in Africa. Ryan Howard is a Lidge, who came to the Philly organization national face for the Boys and Girls Clubs, par- looking for a fresh start, and who went a per- ticipates in Make-A-Wish Foundation, and fect 48 for 48 in save opportunities all season takes an active role in mentoring inner-city long, and who wiped away 28 years of near- students, and on and on. misses and heartbreak with that final strikeout. And just as the number of African American And guys like our manager here, Charlie kids taking up baseball is in severe decline, the Manuel, who lost his mother during the play- impact of having role models like Ryan and offs. And I know how tough that is. I lost my Jimmy to look up to just can’t be measured. grandmother in the middle of my election. You know, Jimmy likes to say that nothing And, Charlie, I admired your perseverance comes easy in Philly, and that’s why I think 654 Administration of Barack Obama, 2009 / May 16 that so many Americans found themselves root- The President. ——great job. Thank you. ing for this extraordinary team. As Americans, we know a little something about being under- NOTE: The President spoke at 12:28 p.m. on dogs. We know a little something about coming the South Portico at the White House. In his re- together when times are tough. And like this marks, he referred to Vice President Joe Biden; team, we remember a simple truth, which is David Plouffe, senior adviser, AKPD Message that we rise and fall together, and no one indi- and Media; and Cole Hamels and Brad Lidge, vidual is bigger than the team. pitchers, Chase Utley, Jimmy Rollins, and Ryan So, Phillies, congratulations not only for a Howard, infielders, Charlie Manuel, manager, great season but doing it the right way. And, and Shane Victorino, outfielder, Philadelphia Manager—— Phillies. Charlie Manuel. Thank you. Statement on Military Commissions May 15, 2009 Military commissions have a long tradition in changes to the rules governing the commis- the United States. They are appropriate for try- sions. The rule changes will ensure that: First, ing enemies who violate the laws of war, provid- statements that have been obtained from de- ed that they are properly structured and admin- tainees using cruel, inhuman, and degrading in- istered.
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